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HTTP might be good enough For many systems there isn’t a need for message queues. Regular HTTP-style request/response are often enough. If your system is architected without thinking about events you might have very little need for it. A webhook can be [...]

HTTP might be good enough For many systems there isn’t a need for message queues. Regular HTTP-style request/response are often enough. If your system is architected without thinking about events you might have very little need for it. A webhook can be [...]

Service mesh Service mesh looks like an evolution of Enterprise Service Bus and has similar focus. An ESB is a single point of failure. Since it’s a combination of many concerns, it can be hard to get right. A service mesh tries to mitigate this by focus[...]

Service mesh Service mesh looks like an evolution of Enterprise Service Bus and has similar focus. An ESB is a single point of failure. Since it’s a combination of many concerns, it can be hard to get right. A service mesh tries to mitigate this by focus[...]

In the first post I introduced some alternatives for F# programming. The title alludes at classic roleplaying games. Mattias Brandewinder has written a blog post series about writing DnD logic in F# that should be an interesting read in order to follow up[...]

In the first post I introduced some alternatives for f# programming. The title alludes at classic roleplaying games. Mattias Brandewinder has written a blog post series about writing DnD logic in f# that should be an interesting read in order to follow up[...]