1. Added initial project structure for demonstrating the microservices messaging pattern.
2. Introduced service stubs (OrderService, InventoryService, PaymentService, NotificationService), a Message and MessageBroker class, and a main App entry point.
3. Added README and logging configuration.

1. Added the Message class with unique ID, content, and timestamp fields, and a toString method.
2. Implemented the MessageBroker class to support topic-based publish-subscribe messaging, including subscriber management, message publishing, and logging.

1. Added message handling logic to InventoryService, PaymentService, and NotificationService.
2. OrderService now publishes order events to a MessageBroker, and App demonstrates the messaging workflow. 3. Each service processes relevant order events and logs actions for demonstration purposes.

1. Enhanced the README with detailed explanations, real-world examples, Java code samples, and references for the Microservices Messaging pattern.
2. Added flowchart and sequence diagram images to illustrate the pattern.

1. Added Apache Kafka for asynchronous communication between services.
2. Added KafkaMessageProducer and KafkaMessageConsumer classes, updated service implementations and main application logic to use Kafka, and adjusted the Maven configuration to include Kafka and Jackson dependencies.
3. Updated and moved all classes to the com.iluwatar.messaging package, improved documentation, and updated diagrams to reflect the new architecture.

1. Added comprehensive unit tests for App, InventoryService, KafkaMessageConsumer, KafkaMessageProducer, Message, NotificationService, OrderService, and PaymentService.
2. Added MIT license headers to all main source files and logback.xml.
3. Updated pom.xml to include JUnit Jupiter as a test dependency.