EventSourcingDB 1.2.0 is available for download. Since we shipped 1.1.0, we've spent a lot of time listening – at conferences like KanDDDinsky, in customer calls, through GitHub issues, and in direct conversations with teams running EventSourcingDB in production. This release is our response to what you told us you needed most.
Today we're thrilled to celebrate an important milestone for the Event Sourcing community: the release of OpenCQRS 1.0. Built by our friends at Digital Frontiers, OpenCQRS brings first-class support for CQRS and Event Sourcing to the JVM world, with native integration for EventSourcingDB. This release matters deeply to us, not just because it adds another powerful tool to the ecosystem, but because it represents collaboration, shared vision, and the steady growth of something we have believed in for more than a decade.
Today we're pleased to announce the release of the official .NET Client SDK for EventSourcingDB, version 1.0. With this release, .NET developers gain first-class support for building event-sourced applications with EventSourcingDB – bringing the same level of quality and ergonomics we've already delivered for Go, JavaScript/TypeScript, PHP, Python, and Rust.