Alexander Lisachenko

It was a very cool workshop with clear examples and rules of using CQRS. Even for Senior Developers it was very interesting to see and to structure the information about ES/CQRS. There was also a nice assistance from James Titcumb. However, the most interesting part with projections was very quick because of time limits.

Thanks to everyone who have attended my talk! It was a big pleasure for me to be a speaker and to deliver my talk for you. Looking forward to give more talks!

@dennisluitwieler Could you please describe what were your expecting in my talk? I want to change my slides to include an additional information. Unfortunately AOP is a very complex technology and my purpose was to deliver it as easy as possible. Do you remember my question about "who knows something about cross-cutting concerns"? Only one person raised his hand. Compare this to the moment when I asked about the tangled code example, almost everyone raised his hand. So, I was right not to include a very complex things into my talk.

Please, consider to use typographic fonts and black-on-white color scheme for code examples. It was very uncomfortable to watch your slides. Talk was a little bit monotonous without highlights, kind of informational one. CQRS principles were presented and described well.

Talk was very shine, easy to catch, balanced in theory and details. Nice for audience that will use it later for own projects.

It was a talk with nostalgia ) Nothing bad, nothing good, well delivered and presented "How it was".

Linked slides, video and source code from my talk, you can find links on top. Thank to everyone for leaving feedback, I'll try to do my best next times!