Introduction Today I would like to suggest a less-common but in my opinion a much better way to organize our codebase. Meet the Feature Folders.Problem For ages we have been (at least in the .NET environment) used to thinking about our code structure taking into account the technical aspects. For example MVC application project templates assume the division our objects into separate directories – Controllers, Views, Scripts and so on. We can see the same in many tutorials. If we need add new feature, f...

byAnkit VijayonJun20,2021Background Azure Cosmos DB SDK 3+ for SQL API replaced Azure DocumentDB SDK a couple of years back. DocumentDB used Newtonsoft Json.NET for its serialization. However, with the growth of .NET Core and the introduction of shiny new System.Text.Json, the team wanted to reduce exposure to Newtonsoft. So the idea was in future, with CosmosDB SDK 4, System.Text.Json would replace Json.NET. The unfortunate side-effect of this was that we do not have an easy way to supply custom JSON...

Tim DeschryverBlogSnippets NewsletterAccent colorBackground colorThemeCustomNight OwlAtom [email protected]_deschryverAll postsJust the code👀 Just show me the code already The next project I'm setting up will use AutoFixture from the start to set up the "arrange" part of a test and here is why. When a new project is in the start-up phase all models are relatively small, simple, and do not have a lot of relations. This makes the tests easy to arrange and also easy to read. Because the team ...

Sign inAbout ITNEXTWrite for ITNEXTEvents & VideosSUMMITVacancies @ LINKITRun multiple DBMS and C# Containers Behind an HAProxy Load Balancer with Docker Compose. Test Scaling with Different Number of InstancesChristian ZinkFollow·7 min read In the previous article, you created a microservice architecture and manually implemented application-layer database sharding. Now, you will scale the application and run multiple container instances of the microservice and databases. You will use Docker Compose ...

June 17th, 2021 We’re excited to announce that the first preview release of Visual Studio 2022 is ready to install! This is the first release of a 64-bit Visual Studio and we’d love for you to download it, try it out, and join us in shaping the next major release of Visual Studio with your feedback. Download Visual Studio 2022 Preview Our key goal with this preview is to test and tune the scalability of the new 64-bit platform! With the new 64-bit platform Visual Studio is now capable of scaling to ma...

🚨 Quite often, to make our code simpler, we're trying to make our code more reusable and generic. I wrote an article with a warning that "generic" does not mean "simple". I did that on the example of #CQRS code evolution. Beware and have a read!

Tym razem pokaże CI jak stworzyć kompletną aplikację mobilną w xamarinie.

Sign inAbout ITNEXTWrite for ITNEXTEvents & VideosSUMMITVacancies @ LINKITLoad Balance a C# ASP.NET Core Service and Use MySql App-Layer Sharding. Shows the Concepts, Which Also Apply to MongoDB, etc.Christian ZinkFollow·4 min read One of the big advantages of microservices is, that they can be scaled independently. This article shows the benefits and challenges of scaling one microservice and its database. You will create a working example application and manually implement application-layer shardin...

Laurent June 10th, 2021 Today, I’d like to show dotnet how to run your own .NET application on a Micro Controller Unit (MCU) on a simple battery for multiple years. I’ll build an application that will read the temperature and pressure on a BMP280 sensor connected to an ESP32. The core idea is to be run on a small solar panel charging a LiPo battery. I will as well present two real case scenarios, both running .NET nanoFramework, one on STM32F7 processor and the other one on a TI CC1352R. I’m Laurent E...

Things Of Interest Blog It's probably time to stop recommending Clean Code 2020-06-28 by qntm It may not be possible for us to ever reach empirical definitions of "good code" or "clean code", which means that any one person's opinions about another person's opinions about "clean code" are necessarily highly subjective. I cannot review Robert C. Martin's 2008 book Clean...