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...
One of the strengths of ASP.NET Core is how easily it integrates cooperative cancellation through the CancellationToken mechanism. The framework offers two main ways to access the cancellation token tied to the request: via HttpContext.RequestAborted, or by accepting a...
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:...
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