Roberto Rodes

EventualF

A .NET Core development framework, aimed at helping distributed system developers implement loosely coupled event-driven systems (based on architectures such as CQRS and EventSourcing) in an easy way, making them more productive and offering them a more pleasant experience.

It tries to remove all the unneeded burden and complexity found along the process.

It is targeted at solving the main struggles found by tech-entrepreneurs or any other kind of software developers building systems that must start small while being highly evolutionary and maintainable.

Currently it’s just an experimental concept in an early stage. You can have a look at the source code here.

About Roberto Rodes

Product guy, software designer & engineer. Founder of Freegrowth. I love to solve problems and to improve things through technology.
Ex-CTO at Facephi, founder of Deebbler and Wakeando, I've been over ten years designing, building, and marketing native and web software products.

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