Thanks for the nice explanation. I have question though. In ideal CQRS, we always use a RW database and another Readonly database as discussed. But in practice is it always the case?
Note that when we say a database it does not need to be a traditional relational database. It could also mean a cached files. For example the readonly database can be just a set of json or xml files which the application reads from a file system.
Thanks for this video! Given the explanation, what would you use between CQRS pattern and repository pattern and when would you use them?
Thanks for the nice explanation. I have question though. In ideal CQRS, we always use a RW database and another Readonly database as discussed. But in practice is it always the case?
Note that when we say a database it does not need to be a traditional relational database. It could also mean a cached files. For example the readonly database can be just a set of json or xml files which the application reads from a file system.