VLINGO News
Vaughn Vernon on Developing a Domain-Driven Design First Actor-Based Microservices Framework
“Every organisation that I engage with is trying to get to microservices; many have problems with ball-of-mud monoliths, and they’re itching to get out of that.”
by Thomas Betts
VLINGO Joins the Reactive Foundation
“Vlingo, creators of a platform designed to simplify building reactive systems using an actor model, has joined the Reactive Foundation. Launched in September, the Reactive Foundation was formed under the Linux Foundation to accelerate technologies for building the next generation of networked applications. Vlingo is the newest charter member, joining Alibaba, Facebook, Lightbend, Netifi and Pivotal.
Scottsdale, AZ USA, January 10, 2020
Announcing VLINGO XOOM Version 1.0.0 General Availability
Today Vlingo announced a major milestone, the release of the VLINGO/PLATFORM version 1.0.0 GA. General availability follows the steady increase in numerous essential tools and features in support of simplifying reactive, event-driven, microservices architectures...
by Tom Stockton
Experience Report Using VLINGO XOOM on AWS Fargate
Tom discusses his experience with the VLINGO XOOM as he is using it in a production environment.
Reactive DDD
Vaughn Vernon gives practical guidance on using DDD to model business-driven solutions that result in software that is fluent, type-safe, and with core Reactive properties. Specific attention is given to moving legacy systems that have deep debt to ones that have clear boundaries, deliver explicit and fluent business models, and exploit modern hardware and software architectures.
VLINGO LLC A founding member of the Reactive Foundation
The Linux Foundation has announced the launch of the Reactive Foundation, a community of leaders established to accelerate technologies for building the next generation of networked applications.
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by Jan Stenberg
Vaughn Vernon: The Reality of Being Cloud-Native and Reactive
“Vernon emphasizes that the skills of experienced developers can be leveraged in a reactive architecture. There is no need for companies to replace their current developers and architects with new ones just to embrace a new technology stack, and putting core business at risk in doing so.”
“Reactive is the new way of building applications, monoliths get no advantage of the cloud”