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MediatR is going commercial. Jimmy Bogard recently announced that MediatR will adopt a commercial license model for companies above a certain size. For many teams, this is a trigger to re-evaluate their usage and possibly look for alternatives. And i...
Big changes are happening in the .NET ecosystem. Three powerhouse libraries - MediatR, AutoMapper, and MassTransit - are moving to commercial licenses. Not so long ago, Fluent Assertions also announced its plans to move to a commercial license. As so...
Unless you've been living under a rock, you know that .NET Aspire is changing (for the better) how we build distributed applications in .NET. A simple way to think about Aspire: it makes all the difficult things in software development easy. .NET Asp...
I remember the days of deploying .NET applications by hand: publishing locally, copying files to servers, running scripts, and crossing my fingers that nothing would break. It was stressful, time-consuming, and honestly, a bit scary. But those days a...
Building distributed systems has never been more important—or more challenging. As .NET developers, we're constantly juggling service discovery, state management, messaging, resilience patterns, and various infrastructure SDKs. Our business logic get...
I've been meaning to write this article for a while now. This problem has been bugging me, and I finally found the time to address it. What problem is that? Well, it's about MediatR's notification publishing mechanism. MediatR supports simple in-proc...
