Episode 9: When To Avoid CQRS—Clarified

Distributed Podcast

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This episode has been a long time coming. We had significant difficulty editing this podcast because some of the audio tracks didn’t turn out right. As a result, there is a level of background noise that we couldn’t eliminate. Nonetheless, the content is still very good.

In this episode, Udi responds to our previous episode wherein we discussed his blog post When to avoid CQRS. In response to that episode, Udi raises a number of great points during our discussion, and in typical Udi style gives a firehouse of information. My brain still hurts. But it’s a good hurt.

Here is the link to the podcast: Distributed Podcast, Episode 9

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