Clean Architecture keeps your business logic independent of frameworks and databases. Here’s how I implement it in .NET projects. The Layers Domain: Entities, value objects, domain events Application: Use cases, interfaces, DTOs Infrastructure: Database, external services WebAPI: Controllers, middleware Project Structure Dependency Rule Dependencies point inward. Domain has no dependencies. Application depends on Domain. Infrastructure […]
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Vue.js Lifecycle Hooks Explained
Understanding Vue lifecycle hooks is essential for managing side effects, fetching data, and cleaning up resources. The Lifecycle Common Patterns Fetch data: created() or mounted() DOM access: mounted() Cleanup: beforeDestroy()
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Community Contributions Sharing knowledge and building community through conferences, user groups, and technical sessions. Community Sessions & Events Founded Letterkenny DotNet Azure User Group May 2018 Global Office 365 Developer Bootcamp 2018 October 2018 View on GitHub → Global AI Bootcamp 2018 December 2018 Introduction to Azure Cognitive Services – Session & Lab Hands-on Lab […]
Read more →Becoming a .NET Foundation Member: My Journey
I’m excited to announce that I’ve been accepted as a member of the .NET Foundation! This is a significant milestone in my developer journey, and I wanted to share what it means and how you can get involved. What is the .NET Foundation? The .NET Foundation is an independent organization supporting the open source .NET […]
Read more →Visual Studio 2019 Community Launch – What’s New for .NET Developers
We hosted the Visual Studio 2019 Community Launch event in Letterkenny, and I had the honor of presenting what’s new in C# 8.0 and .NET Core 3.0 (preview). The energy in the room was fantastic! Visual Studio 2019 Highlights The new IDE brings significant improvements: Faster load times: Solution load is noticeably quicker AI-powered IntelliCode: […]
Read more →Outbox Pattern: Reliable Messaging in Distributed Systems
The Outbox Pattern solves a common problem: how do you update a database AND publish a message reliably? Without it, you risk losing messages or creating duplicates. The Problem If the publish fails, your database has the order but no event was sent. Downstream systems never know about it. The Solution Write events to an […]
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