How to Build a URL Shortener With .NET
A URL shortener is a simple yet powerful tool that converts long URLs into more manageable, shorter versions. Today, I'll guide you through the design...
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Balancing Cross-Cutting Concerns in Clean Architecture
Cross-cutting concerns are application-level functionalities that affect the entire application and span several layers. Centralizing them in one loca...
Extending HttpClient With Delegating Handlers in ASP.NET Core
Delegating handlers are like ASP.NET Core middleware. Except they work with the HttpClient. I'll show you how to work with delegating handlers
Using MassTransit with RabbitMQ and Azure Service Bus
MassTransit is an open-source distributed application framework for .NET. It provides a messaging abstraction on top of the supported message transpor...
API Versioning in ASP.NET Core
API versioning allows your API to evolve independently from the clients using it. I'll show you how to implement API versioning in ASP.NET Core.
Value Objects in .NET (DDD Fundamentals)
Value Objects are one of the building blocks of Domain-Driven Design. Today, I'll show you some best practices for implementing Value Objects.
5 Serilog Best Practices For Better Structured Logging
Serilog is a structured logging library for .NET. It's also my preferred logging library in the projects I'm developing. I want to share 5 practical t...
Modular Monolith Data Isolation
Modular monoliths are an architectural approach that's becoming very popular. They combine the benefits of modularity and monolithic design. Data isol...
Global Error Handling in ASP.NET Core 8
Exceptions are for exceptional situations, but they will inevitably happen and you need to handle them. ASP.NET Core gives you a few options here, so ...
5 Awesome C# Refactoring Tips
Refactoring is restructuring existing code without changing its behavior. One change does little, but a sequence of refactors produces a significant t...
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