Every time you ask Visual Studio to generate properties for you, it creates them with a simple, default format. But we can customize them by updating some options on our IDE. Let’s learn how!
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You should not add the caching logic in the same component used for retrieving data from external sources: you’d better use the Decorator Pattern. We’ll see how to use it, what benefits it brings to your application, and how to use Scrutor to add it to your .NET projects.
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Debugging our .NET applications can be cumbersome. With the DebuggerDisplay attribute we can simplify it by displaying custom messages.
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Senders and Receivers handle errors on Azure Service Bus differently. We’ll see how to catch them, what they mean and how to fix them. We’ll also introduce Dead Letters.
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Queues or Topics? How are they similar and how they are different? We’ll see how to use those capabilities in Azure Service Bus with .NET and C#
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Azure Service bus is a message broker generally used for sharing messages between applications. In this article, we’re gonna see an introduction to Azure Service Bus, and how to work with it with .NET and C#
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