Over the past decade, I’ve been working on an event-sourced architecture—used in production systems (including legal and financial systems)—that evolved into an open-source ecosystem.
This write-up looks at:
- How the architecture developed over time
- How the supporting implementation (including a PostgreSQL event store) evolved
- How the work has been distributed across contributors
It includes a timeline of the system’s evolution and contributor statistics that reflect how the architecture and ecosystem were built.
This is Part 1 of a short series. The next articles will cover how the architecture is evolving and how participation in the project is changing.
Over the past decade, I’ve been working on an event-sourced architecture—used in production systems (including legal and financial systems)—that evolved into an open-source ecosystem.
This write-up looks at: - How the architecture developed over time - How the supporting implementation (including a PostgreSQL event store) evolved - How the work has been distributed across contributors
It includes a timeline of the system’s evolution and contributor statistics that reflect how the architecture and ecosystem were built.
This is Part 1 of a short series. The next articles will cover how the architecture is evolving and how participation in the project is changing.