Hi All! Welcome back for the fourth part of the Event Sourcing on Azure series. Today we’ll see how we can send Integration events every time something changes. Last time we saw how to validate the Commands and make sure our Aggregates receive the right data. Of course, this validation doesn’t save us from all […]
Categories: .NET, ASP.NET, Azure, Design Patterns, Microservices, Software Architecture
Yeah, I’m not getting crazy. It is 100% possible to replace your WordPress theme with a Blazor Webassembly application. How? Well, it’s not that hard actually. It’s been a while now since WordPress has started exposing a quite nice REST API. The first draft was added with version 4.4, but it’s with version 4.7 that […]
.NET 5 is out today! It’s a big milestone and comes with a huge list of improvements. I’ve been working a bit with Blazor lately, trying to brush up my gamedev skills again. So I took the chance and decided to upgrade my little pet project to the latest version 🙂 The first thing to […]
Hi All! Today I want to show a quick’n’dirty way to easily deploy your projects to Azure using Powershell. I’ve been working a lot recently with Azure Functions and Web Apps. And of course, each time I’m confident with my code, I want to see it deployed on the Cloud. Of course in an ideal […]
Categories: Azure, Programming
Hi All! Welcome back for the third part of the Event Sourcing on Azure series. Today we’ll see how we can do some easy validation on a Command before triggering its execution. Last time we saw how we can use CosmosDB and ServiceBus to store the events for our Aggregates. It’s not a full solution […]
Categories: .NET, ASP.NET, Azure, Design Patterns
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