@robbyrussell @maintainable

Scott Bellware (@sbellware) and/or Nathan Ladd (@ntl) from Eventide.

@ntl My pleasure! I've been learning a lot about event sourcing lately and loving it!

I think I've watched all of the conference videos you and Scott have done, plus read through the Eventide docs.

It's starting to click, I think, but I want to learn more. You might say this was a poke in your direction too. 🤓

@jardo @deadcode has done a great job of exploring ideas and approaches that are underappreciated in the Ruby world. Eventide is an idea that needs more attention, IMO.

@ntl Can I ask what's been happening with Eventide? There are indications in the docs that more examples would be forthcoming.

I want to look at ways to integrate Eventide with Hanami. I know that goes against the grain of fully autonomous services, but I think there's a rich area of application there, with a modular approach to architecture that's difficult to achieve with Rails.

Finally, how would one go about looking for work in roles that use Eventide? 🤔

@dcrossney yes, indeed! We have a sizeable set of incremental improvements we aim to introduce in the next generation, and we hope to carve off dedicated time to work on it soon. It also competes with client work for our time (same old story for every open source project that's reached stability :)

Interesting re. Hanami! We tend to use Rails for web applications (they exist aplenty in our architectural style!), but Hanami should be simple to integrate with.. I'd be curious to see the outcome..