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Request-Response Messaging Pattern With MassTransit

Discover the power of request-response messaging with MassTransit, simplifying distributed communication in .NET. Learn how this pattern fosters loose coupling and location transparency while managing complexities like latency and infrastructure.

Examples Of Composition In C# – A Simple Guide For Beginners

Discover the power of composition in C# as Nick Cosentino unpacks real-world examples in software engineering. Learn how to build flexible and maintainable systems by combining smaller components, and delve into best practices for effective code organization and design.

How Does a List Know That You Changed It While Enumerating It?

Discover how Lists in C# detect modifications during enumeration, triggering a System.InvalidOperationException. While exploring a custom list implementation, learn the mechanism behind this behavior: a version field tracks changes, ensuring enumeration consistency.

Job Offloading Pattern with System.Threading.Channels. A way to deal with long-running tasks in .NET

Learn how to implement the Job Offloading Pattern using a pipeline built with System.Threading.Channels in .NET. Offload long-running tasks from the main thread to background workers, improving responsiveness and scalability.

The Decorator Pattern is Sometimes Helpful

Discover the power of the Decorator Pattern in modern coding. From simplifying complex infrastructural concerns to enhancing core functionality, see how decorators streamline code readability and testing, with real-world examples from Marten's codebase.

isBooleanTooLongAndComplex

Learn how to simplify complex Boolean expressions in your codebase by breaking them down into well-named variables or separate methods, making it easier to understand and maintain your code.

What’s New for .NET in Ubuntu 24.04

Discover the latest in .NET for Ubuntu 24.04! Dive into how Canonical and Microsoft are enhancing .NET integration, offering easy installation via Ubuntu feeds, and unveiling noble container images.

C#: Console App that Accepts Command-Line Arguments

Learn to build versatile C# console apps by efficiently handling command-line arguments. Explore how to access and process arguments using the args parameter in the Main method, and discover parsing techniques for named arguments and key/value pairs into a dictionary for enhanced functionality.

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