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Rethinking MediatR Validation: Moving from Pipeline to Domain Objects
Explore why traditional MediatR pipeline validation might be hurting your .NET application's architecture. Discover how to move validation to domain objects with value objects, following the 'Parse, Don't Validate' principle.
Building a High-Performance Message Queue with Redis Streams
Beyond Pub/Sub: Implementing Reliable Work Distribution with Redis
When developers reach for Redis as a messaging solution, they typically…
Understanding the Ambient Context Pattern in .NET: From Theory to Production
Introduction
In our previous exploration of execution context in .NET Core, we delved into the intricacies of AsyncLocal and ThreadLocal.…
Execution Context Management with AsyncLocal and ThreadLocal in .NET Core
Introduction
In modern distributed .NET applications, managing context across execution boundaries is a critical architectural concern. While both AsyncLocal<…
Simplifying Caching with Aspect-Oriented Programming and Metalama in .NET
1. Introduction: Simplifying Caching with Aspect-Oriented Programming in .NET
Aspect-Oriented Programming (AOP) offers elegant solutions for handling cross-cutting concerns in…
Stopping Using Exception Use Result Monad Instead
Introduction
Error handling is an inevitable part of software development. Traditionally, exceptions are the primary method for signaling that something…
Unit Test your Architecture (and more) with ArchUnit
Explore the power of ArchUnit and learn how to bolster your software architecture testing.