Event Streams in Action
by Alexander Dean, Valentin Crettaz · first published 2019
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…featured on HN. And it appears to be based on improvements to the ideas in Big Data. So that's free and may be a better first look, though the available details aren't as in depth as the Big Data book. "Event Streams in Action" by Alexander Dean & Valentin Crettaz is another one that may be specific to the area I needed. But if that's what you need, it has what you need. "The Data Warehouse Toolkit" is another somewhat specific…
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on “O'Reilly's Decision and Its DRM Implication” ↗…warning against railway-oriented programming. Reading that post deeply influenced (and continues to influence) the architecture of Snowplow (https://github.com/snowplow/snowplow) and I titled a chapter of Event Streams in Action 'Railway-Oriented Processing' (https://www.manning.com/books/event-streams-in-action). Thanks Scott.
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