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Hangfire Best Practice: Invoke by ID
In my previous post, I created a few extension methods for Hangfire and MediatR in order to enqueue an IRequest. However, it was not following Hangfire Best Practice. The purpose was to have the...
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Linking to Nancy Routes
I’ve previously blogged about Nancy.Linker, the URI Builder for NancyFX. However, I wanted to take it a step further and give an actual example of how I handle linking to Nancy routes through my...
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Web API: Resource Model isn’t your Data Model
I was recently reminded of some troubles I had awhile ago which were caused by exposing my data model. This tweet by Mike Amundsen brought up some thoughts that I had yet to share, and why I now...
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Fat Controller CQRS Diet
I’ve been meaning to create a sample application that uses the MediatR library to dispatch command and queries. All of this organizing and writing your code in vertical slices rather than layers. Why?...
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Fat Controller CQRS Diet: Simple Query
This is a series of blog posts that demonstrate how to thin your controllers by implementing commands and queries using the MediatR library. For demonstration, I’m converting the MusicStore...
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Fat Controller CQRS Diet: Simple Command
This post is in my Fat Controller CQRS Diet series demonstrate how to thin your controllers by implementing commands and queries using the MediatR library. For demonstration, I’m converting the...
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Fat Controller CQRS Diet: Command Pipeline
This post is in my Fat Controller CQRS Diet series demonstrating how to thin your controllers by implementing commands and queries using the MediatR library. For demonstration, I’m converting the...
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Fat Controller CQRS Diet: Notifications
This post is in my Fat Controller CQRS Diet series. It demonstrates how to thin your controllers by implementing commands and queries using the MediatR library. I’m converting the MusicStore...
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Fat Controller CQRS Diet: Vertical Slices
This post is in my Fat Controller CQRS Diet series. It demonstrates how to thin your controllers by implementing commands and queries using the MediatR library. Specifically in this post, I’ll look at...
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Fat Controller CQRS Diet: Trade-offs
In my Fat Controller CQRS Diet series, I’ve shown the mediator pattern and the MediatR library. After a recent discussion with Reid Evans, he made me realize I haven’t really described the trade-offs....
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MediatR Behaviors
I was happy and surprised to see that MediatR v3.0 was released yesterday. One of the new features, which I was really looking forward to are pipeline behaviors. A pipeline behavior is an...
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Conference Speaking Experience: CodeMash 2017
At some point in 2016 I decided I wanted to submit talks to a few large conferences. I’ve done talks at various small user groups, but nothing more than 30 people. The main reason to submit to larger...
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Mediator between Integration Boundaries
If you have followed my Fat Controller CQRS Diet series, you will see that I use the mediator pattern. More specifically I use MediatR library in all the code examples. I recently gave a talk at...
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MicroBus: In-Process Mediator
I’ve blogged about the mediator pattern a lot. Primarily because it’s been a good fit in several of the applications I’ve developed over the last few years. Mediator Pattern For those completely...
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Developing Features not Layers
Developing and thinking about features not layers is something I’ve moved towards over the last several years. I’ve mentioned it in several blog posts and I don’t think I ever explicitly created a post...
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Queries with Mediator and Command Patterns
I recently got a really great comment from my post on using Query Objects instead of Repositories. Although that blog post is now 2 years old, I still use the same concepts today in my applications....
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Building a Self Descriptive HTTP API in ASP.NET Core
We have all been doing “web services” forever. My first introduction was in the late 90’s with XML-RPC and WDDX. Followed up soon after with SOAP. Good times. Oh and remember WS-*. Don’t remind...
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Self Descriptive HTTP API in ASP.NET Core: Hypermedia
This post is in my Self Descriptive HTTP API in ASP.NET Core series. It demonstrates how to design an HTTP API like a regular HTML website. Bringing the concepts of links and actions to your API allows...
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Self Descriptive HTTP API in ASP.NET Core: Siren
This post is in my Self Descriptive HTTP API in ASP.NET Core series. It demonstrates how to design an HTTP API like a regular HTML website. Bringing the concepts of links and actions to your API allows...
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Self Descriptive HTTP API in ASP.NET Core: HATEOAS
This post is in my Self Descriptive HTTP API in ASP.NET Core series. It demonstrates how to design an HTTP API like a regular HTML website. Bringing the concepts of links and actions to your API allows...
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