Event Store blog
Posts by James Nugent
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Event Store 3.2.0 is now released! The headline feature is support for the “competing consumers” messaging pattern with...
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A common complaint we’ve heard about Event Store since it was originally open sourced is that it’s complex to make development...
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Event Store 3.0.4 contains a fix for a bug in initial replication of merged transaction file chunks, and numerous fixes in the...
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Hot on the heels of Event Store 3.0.2 last week is Event Store 3.0.3, which contains a fix for a problem some users experienced...
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tl;dr - all users of Event Store should upgrade to version 3.0.2.
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Hot on the heels of version 3.0.0, which was released at our Birthday Party in London on September 17th, 2014, we’re pleased to...
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As many people know, we released version 3.0.0 of Event Store at our birthday party in London on September 17th, 2014....
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As we gear up to launch version 3.0.0 of [Event Store](/event-store/) at our annual birthday party (which you should totally come...
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As we gear up to launch version 3.0.0 of Event Store, we decided it would be a good idea to run a short series of articles...
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As we gear up to launch version 3.0.0 of Event Store at our annual birthday party (which you should totally come to!), we decided...
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It’s been quite a while since our last binary release, a fact which has been commented on by many people on Twitter! However,...
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We have had many questions about how to use the catch-up subscriptions in the C# Event Store Client API. In this post I’ll build...
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We had a question on Twitter about whether events stored in the Event Store have to implement any interfaces or inherit from a...
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