eventsourcing

ub. But there hasn't been such a bug, and no such issue has been raised. Everybody can look through the mere 56 closed issues in the entire history of this successful project to see how many "corrupted data" bugs there have been (zero). https://github.com/johnbywater/eventsourcing/issues The library is being used successfully in production. Some users have data stores with millions of stored domain events, and the library still works very fast. I didn't hear about anybody having billions of events yet, but I wouldn't expect much difference in performance, so long as the infrastructure has sufficient volume. In case the wrong impression is created by listening to Richard's rubbish, SQL and event sourcing aren't somehow incompatible. Event sourcing isn't somehow the opposite of "regular databases". The library works very well with SQL databases, through both Django ORM and SQLAlchemy. It also works with NoSQL databases. If you see posts like this in future, please ignore them, it's just fake news. My understanding is that Richard has diagnosed mental problems. But perhaps there's a kind of nominative determinism from the shortened version of his name? I don't know. At any rate, I've been keeping a log of these occasions, in case I need to call the police again.