@Dave_DotNet The O/C Principle is sometimes useful but often adds unnecessary complexity to our designs. If we’re worried about introducing defects when modifying code, it might point to deeper problems. Prioritize testing behavior as a driver for change, and strive to keep things simple
@danpdc The amount of rude responses to a content creator who's consistently giving back to the community is disappointing. Sure, the argument might not be the strongest but that's an opportunity to engage and understand. Good grief.
@CFDevelop Azure API Management or via Cloudflare. You've also got the option of session affinity for your use case although it can have significant drawbacks.
@MartinDotNet I stopped going to NDC because it just became the same speakers with the same talks. I'd love to see more unknown speakers break through at this conference 👏
@davidfowl This seems great for local development but somewhat lacking for deployments. IME teams need to also manage non-azure infrastructure and Aspire, Bicep, and this SDK don't seem to address that.
@MartinDotNet A significant drawback of auto-instrumentation that I've noticed is that it can negatively affect our local development experience. Some auto-instrumentation tools are designed to function exclusively within a cloud service or a deployed setting. Keen to read next week's piece!
@MrPeterLMorris In SB either double dispatch messages to both regions with idempotent consumers or allow the system to easily replay old messages. If you're use the outbox pattern than you've already got the means of replaying messages.
@RogerAlsing@ICooper@MartinDotNet I've always liked the term satellites (satellite architecture) to refer to those supporting services that run as separate services/infrastructure to support the monolithic app. For example a console app that pulls messages off a queue.
@kevinguo_0@darrachequesne It's difficult to understand what existing Azure Web Pub Sub is available with the https://t.co/3dv6NWOgSi variant. For example is the Pub Sub REST API still compatible?
https://t.co/fsXtMKbFG1
I'm shocked by the amount of code tests fervently advocating for SOLID principles. Since when did a subjective, pre-packaged notion of 'clean code' become the gold standard, ticking boxes without question?