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Nuxt3 final release is due in a few days and is already released when you're reading this. I've been looking forward to Nuxt3 for almost a year as I've been experimenting with it since the alpha release. I also tried to use Nuxt3 beta release on a couple of projects earlier this…

The most common question I encounter when training or consulting with developers, Engineers and Software development laboratories about a new Event Sourcing project is how and where do we start. This question makes so much sense. I remember trying to get my head around Object…

I firmly believe that most, if not all, real-life process-driven applications can greatly benefit from Event Sourcing. If a system needs to know what happened in the past, then Event Sourcing is a good architecture fit. I wish it was that simple🧞! I find that a lot of Engineers…

Laravel is an excellent framework for developing PHP applications. Whether you need to prototype a new idea, develop an MVP (Minimum Viable Product) or release a full-fledged enterprise system, Laravel facilitates all of the development tasks and workflows. How you deal with…

Getting started with Docker and Kubernetes on Windows can be daunting when you don't know where to begin. And it doesn't help that installing the software isn't exactly a walk in the park. In fact, you should already be a Docker and Kubernetes expert to navigate the options on…

I’ve been applying TDD (Test Driven Development) religiously for the past 5 years and now cannot imagine where I would even start from, in any code if it’s not from a test. The advantages TDD brought along with it are numerous and in my case, vital, for working on projects of a…

I honestly feel obliged to write this article because I feel that most developers think about Event Sourcing as only another PoEAA (Pattern of Enterprise Application Architecture). Maybe reserved to software models which have a certain level of complexity or at least they need to…

Continuing from the previous post Developing a Command Bus in PHP, we will look into how to get started in setting up our composer library project. Although my PHP software development workflow does vary slightly from project to project, most steps are more or less the same…

In this series of blog posts I'll be developing a PHP library with a Command Bus, Command Handling and Subscription features. The main goal of this series is to describe the entire process of developing such a composer package, including making it available on Packagist and…