Benjamin Otto @_otbe_

fullstack developer, cloud lover, OSS believer otbe.dev Deutschland Joined May 2010

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Benjamin Otto @_otbe_

a year ago

@boyney123 Sadly there’s no 😅 reaction. All the best anyways!

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EventCatalog 2.17.2 is now out. With some basic caching the builds are now 80% faster! We have users documenting their event-driven architecture with over 5,000 pages in their Catalog. If you have large catalogs, then you might want to update 🚀

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Benjamin Otto @_otbe_

2 years ago

@boyney123 Updated to 2.17.1 and created an issue github.com/event-catalog/… still struggle to understand when a message flow is shown.

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Benjamin Otto @_otbe_

2 years ago

@boyney123 Which version do I need for this? Still on 2.16.3 and while I have the menu entry in the visualizer section it’s just empty 🤓

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Benjamin Otto @_otbe_

2 years ago

@boyney123 Please also include flows 🤓

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Benjamin Otto @_otbe_

2 years ago

@boyney123 👋 would love to have a look at it especially the flow part could help us 🤓

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Benjamin Otto @_otbe_

2 years ago

@boyney123 Aaah. I love that the colors are customizable. People are happy when I use our brand color 😅

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Benjamin Otto @_otbe_

2 years ago

@boyney123 @event_catalog It’s also going to work for flows right? 😁

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Benjamin Otto @_otbe_

2 years ago

@boyney123 Awesome!👏

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David Boyne @boyney123

2 years ago

Today I worked on automatic diffs in EventCatalog 🤩 If you version domains, services or messages, changes to your files (e.g OpenAPI, AsyncAPI, Schemas) will show diffs. Changelogs in EventCatalog give you the ability to document changes in your system. Not only schemas, but product changes, domain changes, service changes etc. This can be super valuable for your cross functional teams. Hopefully this new feature for automatic diffs give your teams the ability to quickly see what has changed and help understand the history of your architecture. Video demo 👇

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Benjamin Otto @_otbe_

2 years ago

Quite happy that it is now fixed in github.com/renovatebot/re… but this could’ve been easier :)

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Benjamin Otto @_otbe_

2 years ago

This is what happens when you ask questions and maybe even finding bugs/regressions @renovatebot I really like renovatebot but the github org is just ... special.

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Benjamin Otto @_otbe_

2 years ago

@boyney123 @event_catalog Im back to vacation but gonna have a look early next week. Promised :D

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Benjamin Otto @_otbe_

2 years ago

@renovatebot I really just tried to point out a potential bug/regression/leak and your answer was not really helpful which you couldve known :)

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Benjamin Otto @_otbe_

2 years ago

@renovatebot Thumbs down is considered rude? You should add it to your code of conduct then :D

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Benjamin Otto @_otbe_

2 years ago

@boyney123 Ah so we have to define the diff on our own? 😥

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David Boyne @boyney123

2 years ago

New company added to @event_catalog users 🙏, love seeing this usage and community grow.

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LadyD👑🖤 @LadyDLuvs420

2 years ago

The flood gates have opened 😏🤣🤣🤣

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Benjamin Otto @_otbe_

3 years ago

@boyney123 Is AWS going to provide a (managed) solution for this somewhen? Currently we run an open source project on Fargate+RDS, which handles also schema validation and evolution.