Top "Event-driven-design" questions

Event Driven Design is the implementation of requirements through a queue of events that are triggered by user input.

What kind of "EventBus" to use in Spring? Built-in, Reactor, Akka?

We're going to start a new Spring 4 application in a few weeks. And we'd like to use some event-driven architecture. …

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Azure Service Bus equivalent for AWS

I am in the process of moving an application from c# to node.js. I am a node.js newbie, …

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Event driven design in c

this is a little theoretical question. Imagine a device full of sensors. Now, in case a sensor x detects something, …

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Event-driven architecture and hooks in PHP

I am planning on working on a game that has a PHP back-end to communicate with the data repository. I …

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Why are commands and events separately represented?

What is the difference between commands and events in architectures that emphasize events? The only distinction I can see is …

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jQuery plugin for Event Driven Architecture?

Are there any Event Driven Architecture jQuery plugins? Step 1: Subscribing The subscribers subscribe to the event handler in the middle, …

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Turn-based Game Design: Event-Driven vs. Game Loop

I am creating my first game in Java. The game is Monopoly. I am struggling with how I should design …

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Java and event driven programming

I am using javaeventing to write an even driven shell to access a database. So, my use case is: open …

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Event driven vs sequential programming

One of my friend recently had an argument in his team about the pros and cons of event driven programming …

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Asynchronous programming using Java

Where can I find asynchronous programming example using Java? I'm interested in finding patterns in asynchronous programming for building applications …

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