Just 2 days to go! 
AsyncAPI Conf Munich is almost here, and we’re locking in the final details for an unforgettable experience. From AsyncAPI design best practices to EDA production stories, the stage is set.
Speakers are prepped The community is landing The energy? Immaculate! 
Munich | 
July 3
https://www.asyncapi.com/conference/munich
Are you ready? 
We’re excited to welcome Gravitee.io as an official sponsor of AsyncAPI Conference 2025!
Their support helps us bring together the global event-driven API community for meaningful conversations, collaboration, and growth.
Thank you, Graviteeio, for backing the mission to build better APIs together! 
asyncapi.com/conference
Introducing Our First Lagos Speaker! 
Meet Azeez Elegbede, Developer Advocate at @AAsyncAPISpec and a passionate voice in open source and event-driven architecture.
He’s bringing the heat to AsyncAPI Conf Lagos 2025 with his talk, "Preventing API Drift."
Get ready to level up your API game!
July 18–19 Lagos, Nigeria https://conference.asyncapi.com/venue/Lagos
Please join us in welcoming our newest AsyncAPI Ambassador, Naresh Jain!
Naresh is a passionate technologist and the CEO of Specmatic, bringing deep insights into contract-driven development and API testing.
We’re excited to have him amplify AsyncAPI’s mission across the ecosystem!
New video! 
EVENTS & DELEGATES in C# — from basics to enterprise-level best practices.
Learn:
Intro to eventing How it works in real-world systems Advanced patterns
Watch here 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rXtkCXOVxjc
EventHighway v1.0 is out!
Now with scheduled (eventual) events — a game-changer for distributed systems in .NET.
Huge thanks to @zafar_urakov for the incredible work!
Available on NuGet
#dotnet #OSS #EventDriven #DistributedSystems #EventHighway
Ever wondered how to trace your events seamlessly in Apache Pulsar? 
Join @eduardo as he demystifies distributed tracing using OpenTelemetry!
Topic: Event-Driven and OpenTelemetry: Implementing Distributed Tracing Between Producers and Consumers
Date: March 11th 
Time: 5 pm UTC Platform: YouTube Live Watch Here: https://buff.ly/4jVkjfn
https://taraskovalenko.github.io/posts/saga/
SAGA патерн - управління розподіленими транзакціями в .NET
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Pretty soon, you’re going to be able to view your live pages and the events on them in real time while developing Kitten apps.
The improved component model with support for class-based routes (and a server-side component hiearchy that lets you build well-encapsulated components and pages and work in an event-driven way) is coming along nicely and I’m back to writing Place¹ using it.
(In the GIF, you’re looking at Place’s profile settings page. Not shown here but those profile changes reflect in realtime on all open pages. The highlighted piece of code is what streams the event details to the browser.)
https://github.com/cl4cnam/funcSug
In FuncSug, "parallel exitAfter 1 finished" exits the "parallel" block as soon as 1 branch is terminated.
It's like "Promise.any", except that the other branches are definitively interrupted.
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Feeling more like myself today after getting my ass kicked by this bug for the past few weeks and I’m finally making progress on improving Kitten’s¹ component model.
Soon, you’ll be able to implement page event handlers in an even simpler way than before. Is your connected DOM element named `pixel`? Then export an event handler called `onPixel()` on your page route and it’ll get called when that element triggers its event.
And there’s so much more coming, including a class-based page and component model with DOM-style event bubbling on the server. This should really let you make the most of the Streaming HTML² workflow in Kitten by writing event-driven GUI-like code but for a web app without really caring about the client/server separation.
Need to update the examples, test, test, test, and update docs but this had me stumped for a while now with several false starts and I feel this implementation might just be it 
¹ https://kitten.small-web.org
² https://kitten.small-web.org/tutorials/streaming-html/
Colleague just showed me Eventcatalog. This shit is great. OSS that can scrape all asyncapi definitions in an event driven system and then generate a searchable documentation with dependencies, diagrams and all. Needs some tinkering but the result is absolutely worth it.
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Going through the RabbitMQ tutorials this morning: https://www.rabbitmq.com/tutorials.
While I find it easy and convenient to develop event-driven applications using AWS native services like EventBridge, SQS & Lambda, I want to make sure I can also develop similar applications for non-AWS environments.
Hey folks!
I‘m looking for new professional opportunities from February 25 on!
If your org is hiring or you have recommendations … shoot me a message, please! 
#dddesign #golang #hexagonal #eventsourcing #cqrs #eventdriven #tdd
Reposts very much appreciated! 
Software architecture plays a decisive role in the design of modern applications. Event-Driven Architecture (EDA) is a promising approach. This article highlights the advantages and functionality of EDA. You will also get a closer look at how it reacts to events in real time and why it is an attractive option for developing flexible, scalable and responsive systems.
https://atix.de/en/blog/the-future-of-software-architecture-focus-on-event-driven-architecture/
