This is a feed of links I've run across and found interesting or noteworthy. The images, content and opinions in them are owned by their respective authors.
Explore Kafka with Protobuf & C#, including a demo for message production & consumption, and managing schemas using Confluent Schema Registry.
Kafka, Protobuf, C#, Schema Registry
Learn basic Kafka concepts and build your first application with C# and KafkaFlow in under 60 minutes.
Apache Kafka, C#, KafkaFlow, NDC London, programming
Introduction to Kafka for .NET developers, covering records, offsets, and tools with practical code examples.
Kafka, .NET, microservices, architecture, streaming
Udi Dahan discusses changes in distributed computing, the concept of service meshes, and insights for developers on using NServiceBus for modern programming practices.
Udi Dahan, Distributed Computing, Service-Oriented Architecture, Domain-Driven Design, NServiceBus, Microservices
Learn Event Sourcing in .NET with Marten library for building robust REST APIs.
Event Sourcing, .NET, Marten, REST APIs, Software Engineering
Learn Event Sourcing fundamentals in .NET, covering modeling events, aggregates, and projections for efficient queries. Ideal for .NET developers seeking practical implementation methods.
Event Sourcing, .NET, Clean Architecture, Modular Monoliths, software engineering
Learn to implement Event Sourcing simply in .NET 6 using Marten and Postgres, gaining insights into workflows and building applications effectively.
Event Sourcing, .NET 6, Marten, Postgres, Software Development
This talk examines common misunderstandings of microservices and the pitfalls that lead to ineffective implementations, advocating for clarity in architectural design.
microservices, architecture, software development, monolith, anti-patterns
This talk addresses misunderstandings of TDD since its inception, aiming for a better approach that enhances software development through effective testing.
TDD, Kent Beck, software development, testing
Discusses Vertical Slice Architecture and emphasizes low code ceremony and reduced layering principles.
Vertical Slice Architecture, low code, layering