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okay, let's dive into a detailed tutorial on event-driven applications, drawing heavily from julian wood's excellent goto 2022 presentation. we'll cover the core concepts, benefits, challenges, and walk through a practical code example to solidify your understanding.

*title: building event-driven applications: a deep dive (inspired by julian wood's goto 2022 talk)*

*introduction*

event-driven architectures (eda) have become increasingly popular for building scalable, resilient, and adaptable applications. rather than relying on synchronous, tightly-coupled communication between services, eda decouples components by exchanging asynchronous events. this allows for greater flexibility, independent deployments, and improved responsiveness to changes.

julian wood's goto 2022 talk provided a compelling overview of the benefits and patterns for building modern edas. this tutorial aims to expand on those concepts, providing a more hands-on approach with code examples.

*what are event-driven applications?*

in an event-driven application, components (services, functions, modules) react to events emitted by other components or external systems. an event is a significant change in state, a signal of something that has occurred. these events are typically:

*asynchronous:* the producer of the event doesn't wait for a response from the consumer.
*decoupled:* the producer and consumer don't need to know each other's internal details.
*immutable:* the event itself represents a past occurrence and cannot be changed.

*key components of an eda:*

1. *event producers:* these are the systems or services that generate events. they detect a change in state and publish an event to an event bus or message broker. the producer is only responsible for generating the event, not how it's processed.

2. *event bus / message broker:* this is the central nervous system of the eda. it's responsible for receiving events from producers and routing them ...

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