An acquisition happened. The Big company Ora--e to blame. All senio devs left
Managed 4 microservices.
Later left the company due to poor management and then joined a startup. Now i know DDD and event sourcing quite a bit :).
I must say, i was so naive as a fresh out of college guy. Simply deleted event store 😑. I thought how dumb it is to have it in the first place.
Currently i am working in a company where the architect of that design is CTO and when i told my story to him, his reaction was "Did you really just deleted my event store without knowing why it is used 🤦♂️"
I only recently started working with microservices and I think event sourcing is really cool. I could see how it would seem kind of weird and useless to a beginner, though.
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That sounds super stressful. Just dropping everything in your lap, then leaving. It must have been rough :(
An acquisition happened. The Big company Ora--e to blame. All senio devs left
Managed 4 microservices.
Later left the company due to poor management and then joined a startup. Now i know DDD and event sourcing quite a bit :).
I must say, i was so naive as a fresh out of college guy. Simply deleted event store 😑. I thought how dumb it is to have it in the first place.
Currently i am working in a company where the architect of that design is CTO and when i told my story to him, his reaction was "Did you really just deleted my event store without knowing why it is used 🤦♂️"
I only recently started working with microservices and I think event sourcing is really cool. I could see how it would seem kind of weird and useless to a beginner, though.