ali heydari moghaddam

Code Conversations

Education EN ↓ 154 episodes

Code Conversations, is a podcast for software developers, engineers, and tech enthusiasts of all levels. Hosted by a seasoned developer with nearly 20 years of experience, each episode dives deep into the world of software development, exploring coding techniques, best practices, industry trends, and the stories behind the code. Whether you're a beginner or a pro, tune in to gain valuable insights, hear from industry experts, and join conversations that will help you stay ahead in the fast-evolving tech world.

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ali heydari moghaddam

Episodes

A Beginner's Guide to Event-Driven Architecture 15.10.2024 12:00

In this gentle introduction to Event-Driven Architecture, we will explore real-world use cases and main concepts such as Event Notification, CQRS, Event Sourcing, etc. We'll discuss common technologies and patterns, such as Messaging with RabbitMQ and Streaming with Kafka.

Event Driven Architecture by Dave Farley 12.10.2024 8:06

This video explores the fundamentals of event-driven architecture (EDA), highlighting its increasing popularity, particularly for larger and more complex systems. The video contrasts EDA with traditional command-oriented programming and emphasizes its benefits in decoupling code, promoting separation of concerns, and enhancing system scalability and resilience. The speaker provides practical advic...

Event-Driven Architecture 06.10.2024 6:44

The video from the YouTube channel "Alex Hyett" explores the concept of event-driven architecture in the context of microservices. The video highlights the benefits of event-driven architecture over traditional API-driven models, emphasizing its ability to decouple components, improve scalability, and facilitate dependency inversion. However, the video also acknowledges potential drawbacks such...

Event-Driven Architecture vs Request-Response Architecture 03.10.2024 9:04

We deep dive in the differences between two architectural approaches used for building applications: event-driven architecture (EDA) and request/response architecture (RR).