C# dynamic is evil, not your friend
Last year I wrote a blog post on an issue I faced with C# dynamic, where my one small mistake killed the
Tag: .NET Core
Implementing inheritance with Enumeration class
This is my fifth post in the Series: Enumeration classes – DDD and beyond. If you have jumped right in, I
Generating client code with NSwag for Enumeration class
This is my fourth post in the Series: Enumeration classes – DDD and beyond. If you are new to the Enumeration
Enumeration class as query string parameter
This is my third post in the Series: Enumeration classes – DDD and beyond. If you are new to the
Enumeration class and JSON Serialization
This is the second post in the Series: Enumeration classes – DDD and beyond. If you have jumped here right
Introduction to Enumeration Classes
This is the first post in the Series: Enumeration classes – DDD and beyond. In this post I will provide an
Integrity of Collections in Domain-Driven Design
Domain-Driven-Design (or DDD) helps us to move away from the anemic model towards a richer behavior. One of the core
NuGet packages – Our Standards and Defaults
This posts talks about some of the standards and practices we use for our internal NuGet packages in our organization.
.NET Core and DI – Beware of Captive Dependency
This blog post talks about captive dependency. It highlights the potential issues you might face when lifetime services are not configured correctly.
Client library for your Rest API – Is it worth the pain?
As I have written in my previous posts, we are working on a greenfield solution and developing multiple microservices as