Pablo Diaz

[Pablo Diaz @pabloandresd]

@madskristensen Be able to review Azure DevOps Pull Requests related to a Solution loaded already in visual studio, and write it's related PR feedback inside VS

[Dave Kimura @kobaltz]

Why do developers confuse Halloween for Christmas?

Because OCT31 = DEC25.

Merry Christmas!!! 🎄🎁

[Derek Comartin @codeopinion]

How do you seed a new (micro)service? It's a common question. Here are some solutions to a problem I don't think you should have. 😉

https://t.co/rC36WLnGB8

[Pablo Diaz @pabloandresd]

@codeopinion Here is one: how to manage feature flags in the domain logic layer, without polluting code and decreasing its readability, so that one can do Trunk-based development, i.e. without feature branches

[Pablo Diaz @pabloandresd]

@mjovanovictech @leoerlandsson I'd use the actor model (using https://t.co/PobEjWCkLE) to help with concurrency, so I don't have to deal with locking strategies, which can be error prone

[Anaconda @anacondainc]

Did you hear that Python in Excel has launched? 🤔

This new integration btwn @anacondainc & @msexcel brings advanced data science to 100s of millions of new users.

Learn from @sophiamyang in this short video & follow @anacondainc for more Python in Excel resources 💚

[.NET @dotnet]

Earlier this week we released the .NET August 2023 updates for .NET 7.0.10 and .NET 6.0.21

These updates contain security and non-security improvements. Your app may be vulnerable if you have not deployed a recent #dotNET update.

Learn more. https://t.co/KZIFA3ON1m

[Pablo Diaz @pabloandresd]

https://t.co/YE0oHgkz36

[Vaughn Vernon @VaughnVernon]

If you want to understand what #CQRS is and isn't, I suggest reading my years-old blog post that explains CQRS from several angles and helps simplify its use: "Really Simple CQRS"

It also corrects much of the current confusing messaging about it.

https://t.co/L5bUsTnLaA

[Vladimir Khorikov @vkhorikov]

Blogged: Storing information in its highest form

https://t.co/8Axs5iMTkw

[Derek Comartin @codeopinion]

Friendly reminder that I have a YouTube channel about Software Architecture and Design. Please share and spread the word if you find the videos helpful.

https://t.co/LYtk5Xs8xo

[Bilgin Ibryam @bibryam]

This is just brilliant: DDD, Hexagonal, Onion, Clean, CQRS, … How I put it all together https://t.co/1NM3IrURsZ

[Pablo Diaz @pabloandresd]

@vkhorikov I cannot thank you enough for all the knowledge I now have by reading your awesome posts in https://t.co/i8cJuyt0YM as well as in your book and Pluralsight courses. Thank you for being a reference teacher for the software community

[Pablo Diaz @pabloandresd]

https://t.co/iDVJKAimZj

Interesting concepts about domain validations and domain purity

[Pablo Diaz @pabloandresd]

https://t.co/mDTZjw4fu2

It is really awesome the way domain rules can be applied and expressed in a functional way: both succint and elegant

[Vladimir Khorikov @vkhorikov]

Learn about abstracting and encapsulating EF Core usage in my new @pluralsight course. Special thanks to @julielerman for reviewing the course!
https://t.co/RmdYSgbvKg

[Derek Comartin @codeopinion]

Do you need message ordering? Processing messages in order as they were sent/published sounds simple but has some implications. What happens when processing a message fails? How is throughput handled when using the competing consumers pattern?

https://t.co/7nWo7vfgHK

[Vladimir Khorikov @vkhorikov]

Blogged: Collections and Primitive Obsession
https://t.co/LXjLUmICzw

[Derek Comartin @codeopinion]

Event Driven Architecture has a few gotchas. Things that you always need to be aware of or think about. Let me cover 4 aspects of Event Driven Architecture that you need to think about.

https://t.co/i7GFKLq1hK

[Vladimir Khorikov @vkhorikov]

Blogged: How to Assert Database State?
https://t.co/BXbJKiIVDd