Stefano D'Alessi

Enthusiastic dreams developer & interested about mobile technology. My philosophy: never stop learning.

[Andrea Dottor @dottor]

Ecco gli eventi che ci piacciono, una bella grigliata 🍖 🍻 con anche le famiglie, così da poter fare sempre più gruppo. Un sabato alternativo davvero al top! #xe #xedotnet #xegrigliata #networking

[Fabio Ramoni @developer_fabio]

A good developer never stops learning. Stay curious, study and experiment

[Fabio Ramoni @developer_fabio]

Every line of code you write is a step towards your next big project. Keep building, keep creating

[muse @muse]

25 years ago we played our first @glastonbury in the New Band's Tent ⛺️
Take a look back at a few of our favourite moments.

[Fabio Ramoni @developer_fabio]

Writing code can be mechanical, but naming variables in a meaningful and consistent way requires a deep understanding of the context and functionality

A good name can make the difference between readable code and an incomprehensible mess

[muse @muse]

Wishing a very happy birthday to the legend that is @MattBellamy 🎉

📸 @theworkofjar

[Marco Minerva @marcominerva]

È la volta di @dottor con #Blazor a #tabyaconf

[Fabio Ramoni @developer_fabio]

Remember that debugging is a skill that is honed with experience, so don't be discouraged if you encounter difficulties

Keep practicing and learn new techniques to become an expert at solving programming problems!

[Andrea Dottor @dottor]

Se qualcuno è all’AWS Summit a Milano e vede qualcuno con la maglietta di .NET in pillole, beh, sono io (e fermatemi per un saluto e due parole 😉). #awssummit #dotnetinpillole

[Andrea Dottor @dottor]

Libro letto ieri andando a Milano, di facile e veloce lettura (in un'oretta lo si legge), che parla di comportamenti/atteggiamenti. Forse banale/semplice, ma ripetere le cose "scontate" non è mai sbagliato. https://t.co/vm1RYdvSJV #suggeriscolibri #book #adv

[.NET @dotnet]

Make .NET development faster and easier by tapping into the AI ecosystem.

✨Introducing the OpenAI library for .NET ✨

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Learn more about it here ➡️ https://t.co/o0txpqkMUI #dotnet #openai #azuresdk

[XE - user group @xedotnet]

XE One Day 2024 - Rethink Application

Title: Tackling Chaos, Resilence & Metrics in the heart of your Application
Speaker: Alberto Acerbis

Agenda & Free Tickets: https://t.co/w4e4gV1L30

#XeDotNet #Community #RethinkApplication #LiveInPerson

[Fabio Ramoni @developer_fabio]

The fixed mindset sees challenges as insurmountable obstacles, while the growth mindset transforms them into opportunities for learning and growth

Choose your mindset and transform the way you approach work

[Milan Jovanović @mjovanovictech]

The one rule of cloud applications?

Things don't always go as planned.

- Application servers become overloaded
- Network requests randomly fail
- Unexpected errors appear

The solution?

Building resilient applications from the start.

Resilient applications can recover from transient failures and continue to function.

Tomorrow, I'll show 48,947+ engineers how to make their applications more resilient.

.NET 8 introduced new resilience APIs built on top of Polly.

We're going to explore:

- Resilience pipelines
- Resilience strategies
- HTTP request resilience
- Why resilience is important

If this sounds interesting, consider joining The .NET Weekly newsletter.

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[XE - user group @xedotnet]

XE One Day 2024 - Rethink Application

Title: Dal Desktop ad un Framework UI con Blazor in una applicazione reale
Speaker: Marco Bortolin - Marco Alquati

Agenda & Free Tickets: https://t.co/w4e4gV1L30

#XeDotNet #Community #RethinkApplication #LiveInPerson

[Fabio Ramoni @developer_fabio]

Work is not just a task to complete, but an opportunity for personal and professional growth

Cultivating a continuous learning mindset allows you to face every challenge as an opportunity for development

[XE - user group @xedotnet]

XE One Day 2024 - Rethink Application

Title: Tackling Chaos, Resilence & Metrics in the heart of your Application
Speaker: Alberto Acerbis

Agenda & Free Tickets: https://t.co/w4e4gV1L30

#XeDotNet #Community #RethinkApplication #LiveInPerson

[XE - user group @xedotnet]

XE One Day 2024 - Rethink Application

Title: Prevenire è meglio che curare
Speaker: Davide Contin

Agenda & Free Tickets: https://t.co/w4e4gV1L30

#XeDotNet #Community #RethinkApplication #LiveInPerson

[Milan Jovanović @mjovanovictech]

What is API Observability?

There are 4 pillars of API observability:

- Metrics
- Events
- Logs
- Traces

Metrics measure values that determine API health. A few interesting metrics are throughput, latency, CPU usage, and memory usage.

Events capture significant changes in the system. They also include contextual information about what happened.

Logs capture important activity in the application and record the system actions.

Traces represent a record of a request's path through a distributed system.

To make your API observable, you must instrument it with event listeners, agents, or libraries, which can collect metrics, events, logs, and traces.

If you want to learn more about API observability and how Postman can help, check out this article: https://t.co/NZsrpk6Izk

You can use telemetry data to create alerts to notify your team about potential issues.

Another use case is visualization. Some services can ingest telemetry data and present them in a dashboard.

API observability plays a crucial role in helping your team monitor APIs. Telemetry can track performance, troubleshoot issues, and identify optimization opportunities.

How are you implementing API Observability in .NET?

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[Fabio Ramoni @developer_fabio]

Start the week with a clear coding goal in mind

Whether it's fixing a bug, completing a project, or learning a new technology, focus and take each step with determination!