Most tutorials on .NET keyed dependency injection tell the same story. You have one interface and several implementations – email versus SMS, Stripe versus PayPal, cache A versus cache B. You register each one with a key, inject the...
Code lives in files. Files live in folders. Folders live in… a list you click through one level at a time. If you’ve ever tried to make sense of a large, unfamiliar repository by exploring its directory tree, you...
One of the strengths of ASP.NET Core is how naturally it supports cooperative cancellation. When a client disconnects, refreshes the page, closes the browser tab, or a request timeout is triggered, ASP.NET Core exposes that signal through HttpContext.RequestAborted. You...
Introduction Extension methods in C# are a powerful feature that allows developers to “add” methods to existing types without modifying the original class or creating a derived type. They enable cleaner, more readable code and are widely used in...
After a decade of working with enterprise systems, I’ve noticed a recurring architectural pain point: elegantly processing different domain objects through a common interface without sacrificing maintainability. At its core, the problem is a tug-of-war between four critical concerns:...
I’ve been using BuildKit for a quite a while and can confirm that it’s a great tool for building Docker images. It’s quick, reliable and comes with Docker starting from version 18.09. I wrote two articles describing my experiments with...
The first question comes to your mind when you discover that your awesome Raspberry Pi or Kubernetes cluster you are using for home automation is not connected to the Internet is how to get any notification about such event?...
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