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Alex Klaus

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I raise the notion of dropping the word "monolith" due to negative connotation in relation to architecture. It's a nudge to using "logical boundaries" and "bounded context" to provide more clarity. Instead of "Big Ball of Mud" say "mixture of bounded contexts" or "no boundaries"

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Thinking of #loadtesting for your SaaS project? This post covers the most popular cloud-friendly tools and the best practices for building your own testing pipeline. alex-klaus.com/load-test-opti…

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A practical example of load #testing using k6 + #typescript and a pipeline in #AzureDevOps alex-klaus.com/load-test-k6-t…

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I've settled with Git around 10 years ago after many years of using SourceSafe, TFS, SVN and Mercurial. These days Git has been entrenched in devs mind to a point that an idea of using something else appears so surprising and revolutionary 😀

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It's a common sight these days - new projects with no problem definition but already with a budget for data scientists. Getting a budget for BAs, PO or devs is much harder than any AI-related field. And then analysis shows it's a non-ML task, PM has to utilse already hired folks

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Blogged on a journey for .NET devs to orchestrate testing against SQL server, covering best practices for the test code and the DevOps aspects. All complemented with a sample project on GitHub alex-klaus.com/dotnet-sql-tes… #sqlserver #PostgreSQL #DotNet #Docker

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The idea of phasing out modules in #Angular has been around since day 1. Finally, with v14 we're getting a hope 😀 Still not clear what pitfalls in DI resolution to expect and how to handle lazy loading...

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Ever worried about integration testing for a #nosql & #dotnet app? Here are features, examples for RavenDB and comparisons with MongoDB, Azure Cosmos DB & DynamoDB. alex-klaus.com/ravendb-yabt-t…

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🎉 v3.0 released! Added full support of the Minimal API (.NET 6). Broke through the 20K downloads barrier and scored several open-sourced projects using the lib. #DotNet #API #DDD github.com/AKlaus/DomainR…

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🎉 v3.1 released. A small library for decoupling the domain layer from the API got extended support for the Minimal API (followed by new features in .NET 7). #csharp #dotnet #api github.com/AKlaus/DomainR…

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In case you missed it, Alex Klaus wrote a nice series on how to create an OIDC proxy with #azuread and #openiddict 👇 alex-klaus.com/transparent-au…

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Updated the Auth Gateway implementation to issue a reference token instead of a lengthy auth code. It - proxies identity checks to Microsoft Entra ID (Azure AD); - conducts extra authentication checks; - issues an access token with app-specific claims #auth #dotnet github.com/AKlaus/Transpa…

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Build a new skill set in .NET & architecture this holiday season with the 'Yet Another Bug Tracker' series by Alex Klaus and RavenDB. This series will walk you through building a full-blown enterprise application on .NET. Click here: bit.ly/3GLuJMb #dotnet

Build a new skill set in .NET &amp; architecture this holiday season with the 'Yet Another Bug Tracker' series by <a href="/_AlexKlaus/">Alex Klaus</a> and RavenDB. 
This series will walk you through building a full-blown enterprise application on .NET.  Click here: bit.ly/3GLuJMb
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The YABT is a unique project (though I'm biased as the creator 😀). It shows how to design a general-purpose document #NoSQL DB and how to code against it, applying #DDD and #CQRS in the #DotNET tech stack. Coming with a front-end and a pre-populated DB.