Modeling Internal and External Events Using Polymorphic Messaging Originally published for Afterman Software Introduction Polymorphic messaging is a powerful concept that can assist with message contract migration in production environments as well as build message inheritance hierarchies for
Running NServiceBus Endpoints in Azure App Services Part 4: Build and Deploy with Azure DevOps Originally published for Afterman Software Posts in this Series: Part 1: Endpoint Implementation Part 2: Deploy with Visual Studio Publish Part 3: Pulling Back the Curtain on Visual Studio Publish
Running NServiceBus Endpoints in Azure App Services Part 3: Pulling Back the Curtain on Visual Studio Publish In this post, we'll be pulling back the curtain on Visual Studio Publish to examine what's happening in your local solution and in Azure.
Running NServiceBus Endpoints in Azure App Services Part 2: Deploy with Visual Studio Publish This post is the second in a series on how to code, build, deploy and run an NServiceBus endpoint in Azure App Services.
Azure Running NServiceBus Endpoints in Azure App Services Part 1: Endpoint Implementation This post is the first in a series on how to code, build, deploy and run an NServiceBus endpoint in Azure App Services.
NServiceBus Containerizing NServiceBus Endpoints with Docker - Part 5: Containerizing Sql Server and Switching to Sql Persistence This is the fifth post in my Containerizing NServiceBus Endpoints with Docker Series Part 1: Introduction/Readying your System/Local Azure Resources Part 2: Live Azure Resources Part 3: Dockerize!
NServiceBus Containerizing NServiceBus Endpoints with Docker - Part 4: Docker Compose This is the fourth post in my Containerizing NServiceBus Endpoints with Docker Series Part 1: Introduction/Readying your System/Local Azure Resources Part 2: Live Azure Resources Part 3: Dockerize!
.NET, NServiceBus, Azure, Docker Containerizing NServiceBus Endpoints With Docker - Part 3: Dockerize! This is the third post in my Containerizing NServiceBus Endpoints with Docker Series Part 1: Introduction/Readying your System/Local Azure Resources Part 2: Live Azure Resources Part 3: Dockerize!
NServiceBus Containerizing NServiceBus Endpoints With Docker - Part 2: Live Azure Resources This is the second post in my Containerizing NServiceBus Endpoints with Docker Series Part 1: Introduction/Readying your System/Local Azure Resources Part 2: Live Azure Resources Part 3: Dockerize!
NServiceBus Containerizing NServiceBus Endpoints With Docker - Part 1: Introduction/Readying your System/Local Azure Resources This is the first post in my Containerizing NServiceBus Endpoints with Docker Series Part 1: Introduction/Readying your System/Local Azure Resources Part 2: Live Azure Resources Part 3: Dockerize!
Optimize for the Happy Path: Null Checks Photo by Erik Mclean on Unsplash Introduction It’s what we’ve been taught since we’ve started programming. Don’t trust user input. Validate everything. Think of, and handle,
Opinions Matter Photo by Erik Mclean on Unsplash Opinions. Everybody has them. From topics ranging from politics, religion, science and who the best contestant is on "The Voice", it seems
AllReady Web Service Integrations Using Hangfire in ASP.NET Core By either exposing an endpoint that others will invoke into your system or making an HttpClient call to a web service outside your system, you need to take into account
AllReady Using Hangfire to Schedule Jobs in ASP.NET Core Photo by Eric Rothermel on Unsplash This is part of an ongoing series of posts revolving around Humanitarian Toolbox’s allReady open source project. Part of working on this open
AddOrUpdate Entity Framework: AddOrUpdate Can Be a Destructive Operation Although we’ve been using it for over three years at my job developers are still incorrectly using Entity Framework’s .AddOrUpdate(). I’ve also seen incorrect usages of in
ASP.NET Core: Abstracting External Login Providers with Autofac and the Factory Design Pattern: Part 4 Photo by NordWood Themes on Unsplash This is the final post in a series on Abstracting External Login Providers with Autofac and the Factory Design Pattern Part 1: Keeping it
ASP.NET Core: Abstracting External Login Providers with Autofac and the Factory Design Pattern: Part 3 This is the third post in a series on Abstracting External Login Providers with Autofac and the Factory Design Pattern Part 1: Keeping it Local in the Action Method Part
ASP.NET Core: Abstracting External Login Providers with Autofac and the Factory Design Pattern: Part 2 This is the second post in a series on Abstracting External Login Providers with Autofac and the Factory Design Pattern Part 1: Keeping it Local in the Action Method Part
AllReady ASP.NET Core: Abstracting External Login Providers with Autofac and the Factory Design Pattern: Part 1 This is the first post in a series on Abstracting External Login Providers with Autofac and the Factory Design Pattern Part 1: Keeping it Local in the Action Method Part
code reuse Unit Testing: SUT Setup Methods and Code Maintainability Photo by Alain Pham on Unsplash During my time working on various open source projects as well as my regular job, I’ve been seeing more and more unit test
code reviews Naming is Everything Photo by Jon Tyson on Unsplash The other day, during a code review I came across code that looked like this in a Controller’s action method. foreach (var fooRow
razor views ReSharper's Rename Refactoring and ASP.Net Core Tag Helpers Photo by Brett Jordan on Unsplash For those ReShaper users out there… watch ReSharper’s rename refactoring (Ctrl+R, R) when working with ASP.NET Core’s Tag Helpers. Why?
AllReady ASP.NET Core: User Secrets, Secret Manager and External Logins, oh my! ASP.NET Core has a concept called user secrets. What are user secrets? Well, in short they’re usually some type of value, whether is be an AppId or AppSecret
AllReady ASP.NET Core: Retrieving a User's Email and Name from the Twitter External Login Provider Photo by Miguel Á. Padriñán from Pexels TL;DR: if you’ve already set up your Twitter application to allow requesting of users emails and don’t feel like learning
AllReady Open Source Continued: Humanitarian Toolbox and AllReady This post is one in a series of posts I’ll be writing on contributing to the AllReady project. In my previous blog post, I talked about my foray into open source development. Coming from a purely TFS background with no knowledge of Git
