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The Facade Design Pattern In C#: How To Simplify Complex Subsystems

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Learn how the Facade Design Pattern in C# simplifies complex subsystems, from plugin architectures to UI interactions. Dive into code snippets and use cases to understand its practical application in streamlining API calls and enhancing user experiences.

Checkout C# 12: Primary Constructors. Learn about compact class definitions, constructor overloads, and accessing parameters within classes. Dive into the behind-the-scenes mechanics and understand how this enhances code readability.

Discover the power of Modular Monolith architecture, marrying the simplicity of monolithic systems with microservices' scalability. Dive into its benefits, simplified deployment, improved performance, and enhanced development velocity. Explore why starting with a Modular Monolith might be the smart move before considering microservices.

Discover the inner workings of the Data Protection API in ASP.NET with the new DPAPI Debugger. Explore key features like creating and revoking keys, viewing encryptors and repositories, and examining raw persisted and unprotected keys. Dive deeper into understanding and troubleshooting DPAPI issues.

Discover the essence of transaction management in Entity Framework - essential for database operations but often hidden behind abstraction layers. This primer sheds light on why transactions matter and introduces methods like TransactionScope and manual transaction control, offering a gateway to deeper understanding for developers navigating database complexities.

Learn how to effectively test MediatR handlers for robust and reliable code. Discover why testing mediator behavior, not just handler implementation, is crucial for catching issues early.

Discover the latest enhancements to Azure Migrate's application and code assessment for .NET, including GitHub Copilot integration for tailored guidance and custom rule configuration capabilities. With options to select target Azure environments and scan binaries, it's now easier to optimize migration to Azure. Explore these updates for a smoother transition.

The blog post explores handling errors with .NET's JsonElement, emphasizing its performance and nuances in error reporting. JsonElement's handling of different types of bad inputs is dissected, highlighting the need for precise validation mechanisms like JSON schema to ensure robustness in data processing.

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