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Event-driven architecture (EDA) can make applications more flexible and reliable. Instead of one part of the system calling another directly, we let events flow through a message broker. In this quick guide, I'll show you how to set up a simple event...
I've been revisiting Sam Newman's excellent book "Monolith to Microservices" recently, and it's reminded me just how transformative this architectural approach can be when applied correctly. As someone who's implemented microservices in various organ...
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...
A single exposed API key or database password can compromise your entire infrastructure. Yet many developers still store sensitive data with basic encoding or weak encryption. Properly implemented encryption is your last line of defense. When other s...
Writing tests is a crucial part of my daily work. Over the years, I've learned that good tests can make or break a project. One project I worked on remains the best example of this. It was a large, complex system with many moving parts. We had a requ...
"Your task is to rewrite this system. It powers our entire operation. Oh, and it's written in APL." That's how my journey with this legacy rewrite began. For those unfamiliar with APL, it's a programming language from the 1960s known for its unique m...