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    Event Storming

    Ilya Hardzeenka Avatar Ilya Hardzeenka

    This article explains Event Storming, a collaborative workshop format for quickly exploring complex business domains and designing event-driven systems. Learn how to identify domain events, commands, and aggregates to create a shared understanding of system behavior and interactions.

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