NixBus

@rene_nielsen_dk Thanks a lot 🙂 I'm glad you like it and find it useful. Every time I build a project, I need an event bus to maintain code decoupling and adhere to SOLID principles. I love structuring software around clean code, hexagonal architecture, and DDD principles. With an event bus, you can keep Application Services/Actions/Use cases focused on doing one thing, which makes the code cleaner and more maintainable. For instance, registering a user and sending a welcome email can be split into two actions with an event bus: RegisterUser and SendWelcomeEmail. RegisterUser creates the user in the DB and publishes a UserRegistered event, and SendWelcomeEmail listens for it to send the email. My motivation for building NixBus was to create a simple, efficient, and robust event bus without the complexity of traditional queue systems. I wanted a solution that requires just a few lines of code to build event-driven software.

@rene_nielsen_dk very interesting. Congratulations for the launch :)

@dreyacosta David, your use of NixBus for clean, efficient event handling shows a strong commitment to streamlined software architecture.