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  1. Event Sourcing in Python
    Event Sourcing in Python
    Event-oriented analysis and design with applications
    John Bywater

    A pattern language for event sourced applications and reliable distributed systems. Examples are written in the Python programming language. Now includes event-oriented introductions to the pattern language scheme of Christopher Alexander, the process philosophy of Alfred North Whitehead, and the person-centred psychology of Rogers and Rosenberg.

  2. Advent of Go Microservices

    Writing good services in Go can be a challenge - you have to write out your database structures, unit and integration testing with CI to see what breaks, keep them updated with migrations, define your API endpoints and routing, update your documentation - all of these things keep you from building your service. Let's be smart about it.

  3. Your Guide to the Death Valley National Park

    The Death Valley National Park is famously known for its extremes. But despite the hot and dry environment, one cannot help getting mesmerized by the magnificence and raw natural beauty of the vast landscape.

  4. Effective Kafka
    Effective Kafka
    A Hands-On Guide to Building Robust and Scalable Event-Driven Applications with Code Examples in Java
    Emil Koutanov

    Modern event-driven architecture has become synonymous with Apache Kafka. This book is a complete, A-Z guide to Kafka. From introductory to advanced concepts, it equips you with the necessary tools and insights, complete with code and worked examples, to navigate its complex ecosystem and exploit Kafka to its full potential.

  5. E-Book 2 em 1 | O poder das Meta Tags em prol do SEO | As Meta Tags Sociais

    Descubra o Poder das Meta Tags Tudo o que você precisa saber sobre as Meta TagsSeu Site=Social Media Ready

  6. Exploring The National Park Of American Samoa

    The National Park of American Samoa not only gives you the chance to connect with nature, it also gives you insight into one of the oldest cultures. The Samoan culture is said to be the oldest subset of the Polynesian culture.

  7. Your Guide To The Badlands National Park

    The Badlands National Park is not only a site to learn; there are various recreational activities that the national park offers. From camping, biking and picnicking to the various day hiking trails, you can spend an entire day – or days – at the national park and still not get bored.

  8. Your Guide To The Big Bend National Park

    Spread over 1,252 square miles, the Big Bend National Park is one of the largest parks in the USA. The beauty of this park is that its untamed wilderness presently is very similar to its original landscape. The most well-known feature of this park is the Rio Grande River that acts as a boundary between Mexico and the USA.

  9. Your Guide To The Bryce Canyon National Park

    The Bryce Canyon National Park was established on 25 February 1928. The park has been named after Ebenezer Bryce, who inhabited the area in 1874. The park is famous for the Bryce Canyon, which was previously an accommodation for the Mormon pioneers in the region back in the 1850s.

  10. Your Guide To The Canyonlands National Park

    Located in south eastern Utah near the town of Moab, Canyonlands is an American national park. The 337,598 acres of the fascinating and seemingly unending wilderness of beautiful canyons and rugged terrains make Canyonlands the largest national park in Utah.

  11. Your Complete Guide To The Carlsbad Caverns National Park

    This national park is located in the Guadalupe Mountains of southeastern New Mexico. It is best known for its unique, large, and deep caves. It covers a total area of 46,766.45 acres of land.

  12. Discovering The Treasures Of The Biscayne National Park

    The Biscayne National Park is a nautical wonderland situated to the South of Miami in Southern Florida. The park is not only home to some of the most unique ecosystems in the world; it is also 95% water-based. Only 5% of the park is based on land. Additionally, the park has salt-water and fresh-water areas where you can observe different ecosystems

  13. Your Guide To The Capitol Reef National Park

    The Capitol Reef National Park, situated in South-central Utah, is a geological treasure. Stretched over 241, 900 acres of vast land, this place is a wonder that is full of amazing landforms, ranging from cliffs and canyons to domes and bridges.

  14. Your Complete Guide To Black Canyon Of The Gunnison National Park

    The Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park is home to muskrat, coyote, black bear, pronghorn, and different species of mule deer, bobcat, river otter, elk, beaver, raccoon, cougar, and lizards.

  15. Your Guide To The Arches National Park

    The Arches National Park is a wonderland and a slice of pure heaven located in Utah, United States. Bordered by the breathtaking Colorado River towards the southeast, the place is home to more than 1500 naturally eye-catch sandstone arches.