And here we are for the second part of the Event Sourcing series. Last time we introduced the main idea and some of its benefits. This time we’ll see how we can start storing events in our system. As usual, I have prepared a small demo, modeled around the banking example I depicted in part […]
Categories: .NET, ASP.NET, Design Patterns, Docker, Microservices, MongoDB, Programming, Software Architecture
Yeah I know, I blogged yesterday. I probably have too much spare time these days (my wife is abroad for a while) and Barfer has become some kind of obsession. You don’t know what Barfer is? Well go immediately check my last article. Don’t worry, I’ll wait here. So the new shiny things are #hashtags! Yeah, […]
Categories: Azure, Barfer, Git, Javascript, Microservices, MongoDB, NodeJS, Programming, Projects, Software Architecture, Typescript
More than a month! My last post on this blog was more than one month ago. I should write more often. No wait let me rephrase that: I should write on this blog more often. Why? How I spent my last month? Barfing, here’s how! Ok, let’s add more details. A while ago I decided it […]
Categories: Azure, Git, Javascript, Microservices, MongoDB, NodeJS, Programming, Software Architecture, Typescript
TL;DR : I wrote a service registry tool, named Heimdall, go and fork it! Long version: almost every time I am working on a piece of code I get stuck on something and after a while I get new ideas for new projects. This may lead to a huge number of useless git repos, each one […]
Categories: .NET, ASP.NET, MongoDB, Programming, React, Software Architecture, Typescript, WebAPI
More than a year. Wow, that’s a lot, even for me! In the last episode of this series we discussed about how to create the Factories for our Repositories. I guess now it’s time to put an use to all those interfaces and finally see how to unit test our MongoDB repositories 🙂 Remember: we are […]
Categories: .NET, MongoDB, Programming, Software Architecture, Testing
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