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Don't keep a saga in both camps
milestone.topics.it
Recently I delivered a distributed systems workshop for an Italian user group. Based on some of the conversations I had with attendees, I wrote, “There is no...
Blazor and Razor Pages Support
kamalraturi - https://gitmemory.com/
Just wanted to contribute my experience getting Funbuckle.MultiTenant to work with Blazor and Razor Pages on .NET Core 3.0. So far it seems to be working. Perhaps these instructions will help others.
Event Sourcing with Marten V4: Aggregated Projections
Jeremy Miller - The Shade Tree Developer
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[Ask Udi] Two services operating on the same entity
Udi Dahan - Udi Dahan – The Software Simplist
Most of my regular readers know that I recommend against having more than one service operating on the same entity, but with the groundswell of interest around microservices, there appear to be more and more people who are falling into this trap, so I thought it worthwhile to do a short refresher on the topic.

Using Playwright and the WebApplicationFactory To Test Your Blazor Application
DANIEL DONBAVAND - DANIEL DONBAVAND
I’ll show how you can create a CustomWebApplicationFactory that will allow you to run your Playwright .NET tests locally using the WebApplicationFactory in .NET 6.
Using Playwright
Using Plawrite
Service blueprints: creating a shared understanding of your architecture
Microservices.io - Microservices.io
In this article, I want to focus on describing the dynamic behavior of an architecture; connecting architectural elements to user; and describe what I think it is a valuable addition to an architect’s toolbox: service blueprints.

gRPC - A Modern Framework for Microservices Communication
Harish Kathpalia - Capital One
High-performance remote procedure call framework
Testing Without Mocks: A Pattern Language
James Shore - jamesshore.com
Automated tests are important. Without them, programmers waste a huge amount of time manually checking and fixing their code.