trustbit/Contexture
Contexture is a web-based application designed for documenting and visualizing Bounded Contexts and their connections. It provides a .NET backend that implements an event-sourced architecture to manage domains, namespaces, and collaborations, supporting both file-based and SQL Server storage. The system exposes comprehensive RESTful APIs for creating, searching, and querying these domain entities, while a Vue.js frontend enables interactive management and visualization of the architectural data.
55.5
Adequate · 4 August 2026
20k
lines of production code
F#
with JavaScript, TypeScript
1
bus factor · 18 authors in all
6
measurements over time
How it got here
2020–2021 · Initial release and domain modeling
This period marks the initial release of Contexture, a web-based tool for documenting and visualizing Bounded Contexts. The work focused on establishing the core domain models, implementing an event-sourced backend architecture, and exposing comprehensive API endpoints for managing and searching domain entities.
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2023 · frontend migration and persistence infrastructure
The frontend was rewritten in Vue.js with added end-to-end testing, while the backend introduced file-based database persistence and a new event store infrastructure. These changes established the core storage and state management layers, supported by comprehensive integration tests for domain operations.
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