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Eventuous
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Eventuous
Event Sourcing library for .NET, which is:
- Somewhat volatile as breaking changes keep coming in
VerySomewhat opinionated- EventStoreDB-oriented
- .NET-friendly (decent DI, logging, and diagnostics support)
News
Read Eventuous blog on Medium: https://medium.com/eventuous. You will find some of the documentation articles published there as blog posts, it is normal as these articles have value for the community.
Community
Join our Slack channel.
Eventuous also has its own channel on DDD-CQRS-ES Discord server.
Video
You can watch a bit chaotic introduction to Eventuous on YouTube:
Subscribe to Eventuous YouTube channel.
Documentation
Documentation is available on eventuous.dev.
It might be not up to date as we are currently solidifying the codebase. This work leads to many breaking changes, and the documentation will get updated when the codebase stabilises.
Packages
Stable versions, release candidates, and preview builds from the dev branch are all published to NuGet.
Stats
Support
If you like Eventuous and want to show your appreciation to its contributors, please :heart: sponsor us.
For development and production support, get in touch with Ubiquitous.
Other things
Licence: Apache 2.0 Copyright © Eventuous HQ OÜ All rights reserved
FAQs
Production-grade Event Sourcing library
We found that Eventuous demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
Package last updated on 29 Apr 2026
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