•
16 min read
Let’s dive into a practical implementation of AI response streaming using event-driven architecture with Axon Framework and Spring. This approach offers real-time updates while maintaining clean architectural patterns.
Versilite Blog
Custom Software Development has become a challenge in communication and understanding. We use Event Modeling to encounter this challenge and deliver the best possible solution for you. Most of our solutions are built with Event Sourcing and CQRS, since it's a natural fit. If this doesn't say anything to you, don't worry, we will explain it to you.
If you are new here, you should start with the simplest post.
Recently Published
View All
•
5 min read
Event modeling is a technique for documenting and developing complex software systems. It uses three core building blocks: Commands (actions), Events (facts), and Read Models (dynamic models generated from events). By visualizing system flow, identifying bounded contexts, and incorporating UI mock-ups and business rules, event modeling provides a clear and comprehensive view of system behavior.
•
5 min read
As a developer, you face numerous challenges in large-scale projects, including frustration, communication barriers, and lack of upfront design planning. Event modeling can help by providing a structured process to design software programs, bridging the gap between business and development teams, and allowing for clear visualization of the entire application. This approach enables efficient collaboration, scalability, and adaptability, making it easier to add new features and modifications. By using diagrams and visual aids, event modeling helps to minimize the risk of losing information and ensures a cohesive final product.
•
8 min read
Event modeling is a process that helps managers overcome common difficulties in project management, such as miscommunication, delays, and cost overruns. It involves breaking down complex processes into clear, manageable pieces, creating a visual timeline, and identifying key events and dependencies.