I’m probably too jaded for this, but I don’t see how next time won’t be different.

What makes it the best? I see this as a point of weakness in the PHP community, not something to be celebrated TBH

Oh wow, that’s a while back!

Hi :) it’s in the gh-pages branch of the repo (old school, I know 🙇

If I did, I didn’t find out 🤣

I did hear of them already a while back, but also the having to pay to run containers aspect seems pretty odd to me.

I haven’t, oddly enough I’ve never hit performance issues that were not caused by developers themselves.

A new [missing word?] that…

Another big part of this is DMARC and DKIM setup, which is a lot more important since last year. Having that setup if you're emailing yourself programatically is essential: www.cloudflare.com/en-gb/learni... big spam penalty if it's not correct. And "dkim alignment": mxtoolbox.com/dmarc/dkim/d...

Mailpit* whoops! haha

Mailput seems to use an API provided by SpamAssassin (github.com/axllent/mail...) but also has things like HTML checks. All of these are exposed over an API as well as viewable in a dashboard. Not sure if such an approach fits your use-case, but looks pretty helpful :)

I use mailpit which has a scoring mechanism which it partially uses a spamassassin api for. Can look up the specifics in a bit, on mobile right now

Wasm maybe?

I’m not super by the book on my event storming sessions, so I wouldn’t know which method I use. I kind of mix in event sourcing terminology so it maps to code easier. In that scheme I miss a way to express when a command can not result into an event, or when it is conditional which events are raised

Btw, what you describe as policies in event storming is different from how I use them. For me, policies are behind commands and they guard internal consistency. I use process managers for what you describe as policies.

For me, these models are tasked with enforcing conceptual/model consistency, they embed the policy. In evenstorming those would be policies behind commands, in code though they’re not as isolated as eventstorming has them.

You’ve guessed it!