tonyx/Sharpino

Sharpino is an event sourcing framework for .NET that provides the core infrastructure for building domain-driven applications using F#. It enables the management of aggregate state through event streams, supporting both in-memory and PostgreSQL-backed persistence with optimistic concurrency control. The system facilitates distributed caching via Azure Service Bus or Redis, ensuring cache consistency across multiple application instances. Additionally, it offers a comprehensive suite of sample applications demonstrating various domain models, command handling, and integration patterns.

This period focused on establishing the core event sourcing infrastructure and expanding the library with distributed caching and optimistic locking capabilities. The team simultaneously developed a wide array of sample applications, ranging from simple todo lists to complex stadium booking and pub management systems, each demonstrating different aspects of the framework.

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This period focused on expanding the framework's documentation and capabilities through a series of new sample applications, including shopping carts, transport tycoon, and course management systems. Concurrently, the database schema was significantly updated to support optimistic locking and multi-stream consistency checks, ensuring data integrity for all new aggregates.

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This period focused on implementing optimistic locking mechanisms across various sample applications to ensure data consistency in concurrent event store operations. Additionally, the work expanded caching strategies by introducing L2 cache support with both PostgreSQL and Redis backends, enabling multi-instance cache synchronization via message systems.

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