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But these anonymous objects doest not consume much heap as compare to char[] and secondaly , it's a tradeoff between code style and small optimization , because for debuggers and future code readers , these lots of if else will surely irritate and code readability also is bad . But if these anonymous object will start causing heap sump , it really meams that we should also check that how much fine logging should be done , Because too much of logging is also considered as bad coding practice .
@pradip , Ya but your point is technically valid .
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Jun 16, 2021 · Ravi Kiran Mallidi
I have two questions :
1. is https://eventuate.io/ also good for cqrs and DDD ?
2. is lagom is beeter choice for DDD and CQRS and event Sourcing than AxonIQ and eventuate?
Nov 09, 2018 · Sahil Aggarwal
But these anonymous objects doest not consume much heap as compare to char[] and secondaly , it's a tradeoff between code style and small optimization , because for debuggers and future code readers , these lots of if else will surely irritate and code readability also is bad . But if these anonymous object will start causing heap sump , it really meams that we should also check that how much fine logging should be done , Because too much of logging is also considered as bad coding practice .
@pradip , Ya but your point is technically valid .