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GitHub - oskardudycz/EventSourcing.NetCore: Examples and Tutorials of Event Sourcing in .NET
github.com
Examples and Tutorials of Event Sourcing in .NET. Contribute to oskardudycz/EventSourcing.NetCore development by creating an account on GitHub.
BitBucket CI/CD Pipeline to Sync Branches with GitHub | by Albin Issac | Medium | Better Programming
Albin Issac - betterprogramming.pub
Most of the time, we will have a requirement to sync branches between two different repositories (e.g. BitBucket repository to GitHub repository). This is a common scenario when working on a cloud…
Innovation - Goldratt Consulting
goldrattgroup.com
MediatR and Blazor Server?
Jon Hilton - jonhilton.net
can we use Blazor Server and MediatR together? Why yes, yes we can.
How to run docker on Windows without Docker Desktop
dev.to
Since Docker announced a new subscription for Docker Desktop for personal use, educational... Tagged with docker, windows, wsl2.
Simple Messaging Between Microservices with Rebus and Azure Storage Queues
markheath.net
Mark Heath's Development Blog
Use gRPC client with .NET Standard 2.0
JamesNK - docs.microsoft.com
Learn how to use the .NET gRPC client in apps and libraries that support .NET Standard 2.0.
Entity Framework Core - Inheritance - Table-per-Type (TPT) is not supported, is it? (Part 2 - Database First)
thinktecture.com
In the previous post we have created 2 Entity Framework Core (EF Core) models with a code first approach. One model was using the Table-per-Hierarchy (TPH) pattern and the other one Table-per-Type (TPT). In this post we want to approach a more common scenario we see in customer…
running docker on wsl2 without docker desktop code example | Newbedev
newbedev.com
Example 1: windows wsl2 linux install docker //INSTALL DOCKER ON LINUX SUBSYSTEM (ON WIN 10) AND ALL REQUIRED SOFTWARE //--------------------------------------------
gRPC over HTTP/2 or: How I learned to stop depending on REST and love gRPC
blog.j-labs.pl
In today buzzword-oriented world, you don’t spend all of your precious time following all of the latest technologies. When creating APIs, you rarely think twice - obviously REST is your best friend. But have you ever heard about companies like Google or Dropbox? I bet you did. They’ve considered this problem in a different way. So did we, in our last project for a Berlin startup. We decided to use gRPC instead of REST and I would like to tell you why.