EventStorming allowed us to make useful domain discoveries. We gained some knowledge about the domain and managed to visualize it for shared understanding. Commands also appeared on the more detailed model. In this chapter, we learned how to create entities that protect themselves from executing invalid operations and never come to an invalid state. Operations on entities are performed by executing methods, which quite closely resemble commands that we discovered on our detailed model. So, this part is more or less clear, but events have never appeared in our code so far.
In fact, you can implement a system using DDD principles and patterns without having any domain events. It might sound strange after spending so much time working with them using sticky notes, but this is a fact. When we execute an entity method, it changes the entity state. This state change...
