How To Use RxJava · Netflix/RxJava Wiki · GitHub

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Event Sourcing Basics · EventStore/EventStore Wiki · GitHub

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The Event Store is a database for supporting the concept of [Event Sourcing]. Event Sourcing is a very old idea that has become popular again over recent years. As we will see there are many interesting opportunities that can become available when a problem is looked at through an Event Sourcing perspective."



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Java bytecode:

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