From Transaction Scripts to Domain Models: A Refactoring Journey
Transaction Scripts organizes business logic by procedures where each procedure handles a single request from the presentation. We will explore when y...
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Caching in ASP.NET Core: Improving Application Performance
Caching is one of the simplest techniques to significantly improve your application's performance. In this newsletter, we will explore how to implemen...
Vertical Slice Architecture: Structuring Vertical Slices
Are you tired of organizing your project across layers? Vertical Slice Architecture is a compelling alternative to traditional layered architectures.
Shift Left With Architecture Testing in .NET
In this newsletter, we'll explore how architecture testing can safeguard our project's architecture. Architecture tests can help us shift left and det...
EF Core Migrations: A Detailed Guide
In this newsletter, we'll break down the essentials of EF Migrations. We'll explore creating migrations, SQL scripts, applying migrations, migration t...
Building Resilient Cloud Applications With .NET
By designing your applications with resilience in mind, you can create robust and reliable systems, even when the going gets tough. In this newsletter...
Implementing API Gateway Authentication With YARP
In this newsletter, we'll explore how you can implement API gateway authentication using YARP (Yet Another Reverse Proxy), a powerful and flexible rev...
Request-Response Messaging Pattern With MassTransit
When building distributed systems with .NET, direct calls between services can create tight coupling. The request-response messaging pattern can allow...
Introduction to Distributed Tracing With OpenTelemetry in .NET
Distributed systems offer flexibility but introduce complexity, making troubleshooting a headache. Understanding how requests flow through your system...
A Clever Way To Implement Pessimistic Locking in EF Core
Sometimes, especially in high-traffic scenarios, you need to ensure only one process can modify a piece of data at a time. Entity Framework Core is a ...
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