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  1. GoLang Spec go.dev

    The Go Programming Language Specification.

  2. LUKS gitlab.com

    The Linux Unified Key Setup is a disk encryption specification.

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  3. Zig Proposals github.com

    Issues with Proposal label in Zig repository.

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  4. OTEPs github.com

    OpenTelemetry Enhancement Proposals.

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  5. gRPC github.com

    This document serves as a detailed description for an implementation of gRPC carried over HTTP2 framing.

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  6. Apache Thrift github.com

    Interface Definition Language and binary communication protocol used for defining and creating services for programming languages.

  7. I2P Specs geti2p.net

    I2P Specification Documents including proposals.

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  8. GB gbstandards.org

    Guobiao Standards: China's national standards, including technical and industry-specific regulations.

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  9. FIDO Specifications fidoalliance.org

    Authentication standards that "help reduce the world's over-reliance on passwords".

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  10. ETSI etsi.org

    European Telecommunications Standards Institute.

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  11. EEPs erlang.org

    Erlang Enhancement Proposals.

  12. ECMA International Standards ecma-international.org

    Standards for information and communication systems.

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  13. SIPs docs.scala-lang.org

    Scala Improvement Proposals.

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  14. Java SE Specs docs.oracle.com

    Java Language and JVM specifications for Java by Oracle.

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  15. Fuel Specs docs.fuel.network

    Specifications for the Fuel protocol and the FuelVM.

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  16. OVF (Open Virtualization Format) dmtf.org

    OS images for virtualized environments.

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  17. DIN din.de

    Deutsches Institut für Normung: German Institute for Standardization, which develops national and international standards for a wide range of industries.

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  18. D-Bus dbus.freedesktop.org

    Desktop Bus Specification is message-based inter-process communication system.

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  19. HATEOAS datatracker.ietf.org

    Hypermedia as the engine of application state is a constraint of the REST software architectural style.

  20. CEPs cwiki.apache.org

    Cassandra Enhancement Proposals.

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  21. CSA Group csagroup.org

    Canadian Standards Association: Develops standards to address safety, sustainability, and performance for Canada and global markets.

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  22. Conventional Commits conventionalcommits.org

    A specification for adding human and machine readable meaning to commit messages.

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  23. CNS cnsonline.com.tw

    Chinese National Standards: Taiwan's official standards, administered by the Bureau of Standards, Metrology, and Inspection.

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  24. CEN cencenelec.eu

    European Committee for Standardization: Develops European Standards (ENs) to harmonize technical specifications and promote trade across Europe.

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  25. CalVer Spec calver.org

    Calendar Versioning Specification.

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  26. BS bsigroup.com

    British Standards: Standards published by the BSI Group, the UK's National Standards Body (NSB). They provide guidelines for quality, safety, and sustainability across various sectors.

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  27. Bluetooth Core Specifications bluetooth.com

    Short-range wireless technology standard.

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  28. X/Open Portability Guide (XPG) bitsavers.computerhistory.org

    A precursor to POSIX and the Single UNIX Specification.

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  29. BIS bis.gov.in

    Bureau of Indian Standards: National standards for industry, products, and services.

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  30. Apache Avro avro.apache.org

    Serialization format for record data, and first choice for streaming data pipelines.

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  31. AsyncAPI Spec asyncapi.com

    This specification allows you to create machine-readable definitions of your asynchronous APIs.

  32. PKCS arxiv.org

    Public Key Cryptography Standards is group of standards devised and published by RSA Security LLC.

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  33. API Blueprint Spec apiblueprint.org

    A markdown based language for describing APIs with interactive documentation support.

  34. ANSI ansi.org

    Private nonprofit organization that oversees the development of voluntary consensus standards for products, services, processes, systems, and personnel in the United States.

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  35. AFNOR afnor.org

    Association française de normalisation: France's National Standardization Office.

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  36. ABNT abnt.org.br

    Associação Brasileira de Normas Técnicas: Brazilian National Standards Organization.

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  37. Event Driven Architecture — 5 Pitfalls to Avoid medium.com

    By Natan Silnitsky, August 2022. Especially when you only just get started, check this to spare you some frustration later. You might also want to check the "Further Reading" section at the end.

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  38. Going “Events-First” for Microservices with Event Storming and DDD medium.com

    By Russ Miles, October 2016. "It is not the things that matter in early stages of design - it is the things that happen."

  39. Introduction to Event-Driven Architecture medium.com

    By Kacey Bui, February 2021. Good overview of the basics.

  40. Behind the scenes: McDonald's event-driven architecture medium.com

    From the McDonald's tech blog, August 2022. Not very detailed, but an easily digestible case study about event-driven architecture at scale. Listing this here is not an endorsement of their products. There's a second part, too.

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  41. 5 pitfalls to avoid when implementing an Event-Driven Architecture medium.com

    By Kris Van Vlaenderen, January 2024. Sounds very similar to the previous one. But it's not a case of duplicate events - it's actually 5 different pieces of advice.

  42. The Resurgence of Event Driven Architecture kimjulianclark.medium.com

    By Kim Clark, May 2021. Historical context for the renewed interest in EDA. Provides a high-level view of Kafka vs. Queues, and unusually clear about runtime decoupling vs. request/response.

  43. Event-Driven Patterns for Cloud-Native Banking: Lessons from What Works and What Hurts infoq.com

    By Chris Tacey-Green, March 2026. Based on production experience at Investec, the article covers both the benefits and the costs of running EDA in a regulated environment.

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  44. Events As First-Class Citizens hackernoon.com

    By Randy Shoup, January 2018. Focusses on the most important part of EDA: The actual events.

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  45. Why Event-First Programming Changes Everything confluent.io

    By Neil Avery, January 2019. Somewhat lengthy article that's great in painting the "big picture".

  46. Moving from orchestration to choreography blogit.michelin.io

    By Olivier Jauze, March 2021. Michelin's journey from BPM orchestration to event-driven choreography. It's the first of a series and continues with part 2 and part 3.

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  47. The different types of events in event-driven systems blog.frankdejonge.nl

    By Frank de Jonge, February 2022. There are different approaches to classifying events - this is a very good one.

  48. Reliable event dispatching using a transactional outbox blog.frankdejonge.nl

    By Frank de Jonge, February 2022. Transactional outbox is a crucial pattern for services basing their persistence on CRUD/RDBMS.

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  49. Orchestration vs. Choreography ben-morris.com

    By Ben Morris, December 2021. Every non-trivial system involves workflows that span multiple services. There are opposing schools of thought on how to handle this. Ben Morris gives a short, balanced introduction.

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  50. Event Granularity: Modelling events in event driven applications barryosull.com

    By Barry O'Sullivan, December 2017. About finding the right granularity for events.

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