Eventide Blog

The Eventide Project is happy to announce the third generation of TestBench, the principal test framework used in the Eventide stack and by the Eventide community. »

Eventide's Schema library introduces a new protocol for attribute type checking with version 2.5.0.0, and the declarative strict mode of attribute type checking is no longer supported. »

The Consumer library has been updated with the removal of prefeteching, which was a performanceoptimization for consumers that process large backlogs of messages. Although this provided a significant simplification of its internals, the changecould potentially degrade performance for consumers that process large backlogs of messages. »

The Virtual library has been deprecated in favor of Template Method. Template Method provides the same functionality as Virtual and supports an edge case that Virtual doesn’t. Migration in most cases involves changing uses of the virtual macro to template_method and pure_virtual / abstract to template_method!. »

The Eventide Project community announces the 1.3.0 release of Message DB. The new release will be made available on Wednesday, October 12th, 2022. »

The Eventide Project community announces the release of updates with support for Message DB v1.3.0. »

Idempotence is a concept that everyone writing software should become comfortable with. Whether you're a UI/UX designer, web developer or distributed systems architect, a solid understanding of idempotence will help you write resilient software systems »

Announcing the release of a comprehensive set of test fixtures covering all major aspects of testing Eventide solutions »

The Eventide Project is happy to announce the release of TestBench, the principal test framework used in the Eventide stack and by the Eventide community. »

The Eventide component runner just got a nice little update for both developers and operators of Eventide services: A service now outputs a comprehensive description of a service’s contents and the environment. »