Have you ever been in a situation when you discovered an exception in the logs that forced you to spend the next couple of minutes - or even hours - figuring out what exactly went wrong? The message was very cryptic and the only useful information that guided you to the crime scene was a stack trace. And after arriving there, you still had no idea what had really happened and what was the culprit. The most frustrating part is that in many cases the reason is very trivial and could be diagnosed immediatel...

The CQRS/CQS pattern works great, I immediately found a lot of benefits. It helps me to enforce separation of concerns, single responsibility and consistency in my codebase, as well as eliminate all that AOP magic with restoring full control over the code execution. Unfortunately, there is also a boring side of implementing CQRS - THE TYPING.

Hi all! I am thrilled to announce that after more than two years of intensive book writing, it is finally available for preorder! Its about 800 pages are solely dedicated to the topic of .NET memory management and its Garbage Collector. With many, many internal workings of all this. I believe, personally, that there is currently no single book or even finite set of articles online that give so comprehensive insight into this topic. As a person who sincerely loves .NET a...

Integrating Akka.NET and ASP.NET Core can be quite tricky. In this blog post, I would like to demonstrate how to make these two technologies work together smoothly.