PHP
Evolve Live Projections Without Downtime
Add columns, fix bugs, and replay events on live projections without downtime — using backfill, rebuild, and blue-green in Ecotone's ProjectionV2 for PHP.
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Stop Subscribing to Domain Events
The notification fires before the projection commits. The user sees a stale balance. Emitting derived events from inside the projection — as the read model — closes the race for good.
PHP
When One Worker Can't Keep Up: Scaling Projections
Scale event sourcing projections with partitioned processing, track-based gap detection, and streaming. Learn how Ecotone handles concurrent transactions.
PHP
Your Projections Will Fail — Make Them Resilient
Decouple projections from command handlers with async execution. Learn self-healing, failure isolation, batching, and polling in Ecotone's ProjectionV2.
PHP
Why Projections Exist — Your First Read Model
Learn why Event Sourcing needs projections and build your first read model with Ecotone's ProjectionV2. Lifecycle hooks, state, and CLI included.
PHP
DDD Was Never the Problem. Your Rules Were.
DDD doesn't have to mean dozens of classes and layers of abstraction. Practical DDD aimed for business side of things will produce less code than CRUD.
event-sourcing
Ecotone Agentic Skills on your command
Every Developer has that list of patterns they'll learn "someday." Event Sourcing. CQRS. Sagas. What if the gap between knowing these exist and actually building with them just collapsed?
PHP
Starting with Event Sourcing in PHP
How to build event-sourced aggregates and projections in PHP with Ecotone — native event store, snapshots, projections, replay, and tested in-memory.
PHP
CQRS in PHP — Stop Mixing Reads and Writes
Why your PHP read methods are silently writing data — and how Command/Query separation with EventBus, CommandBus, and QueryBus fixes it. Examples for Symfony, Laravel, and standalone.
PHP
Enterprise PHP in 2026: The Patterns You're Missing
How modern PHP teams ship reliable, distributed systems in 2026 — outbox, sagas, event sourcing, and per-handler resiliency without rewriting Symfony or Laravel.