Solutions Architect | Developer | Blogger
Solutions Architect | Developer | Blogger
Not too long ago, I wrote a blog post titled Getting Started with FluentValidation, where I focused more on how to use FluentValidation in the backend, particularly with ASP.NET Core Web APIs. That article was all about validating requests before…
Hi there! If you’ve been building ASP.NET Core applications for a while, like I have, you probably reached a point where you started asking yourself: “Is this controller getting too fat? Why do I have so much logic here?” I…
Hi! In this post, I’ll share how we used SignalR in .NET Core to build a real-time API Health Check Dashboard, something we actually deployed, not just a side project. This article is not a generic tutorial, I’ll speak to…
I still remember one of my early projects using .NET. It was a service integration task, I had to call an external API to retrieve transaction data and display it on our dashboard. The first version of the code worked……
In my earlier projects, I always reached for third-party libraries whenever I needed to map domain models to DTOs. It felt like the standard approach. Everyone around me was using some form of object mapper, so naturally, I followed suit.…
When I started working on a payroll and HR system for multiple clients, the biggest technical hurdle was building it as a multi-tenant application. Each client needed their own private data, some custom configurations, and a smooth onboarding experience, all…
Today, I want to share a bit of my journey while working on a real-world project where I had to manage database changes properly using Entity Framework Core. I know, “migrations” might sound a bit intimidating at first, especially if…
I want to talk to you today about something that changed the way I build software: Clean Architecture. If you’re like me, you’ve probably worked on projects where the code started small and neat, but slowly became a bit tangled…
Hey there, fellow developer! We recently talked about Dependency Injection (DI) in .NET. We covered the basics, the three main service lifetimes, and how to use them. Now, let’s talk about how DI can help with tight coupling. Why Tight…
Hey there! If you’ve been following along with my blog, you know we talked about Dependency Injection (DI) in .NET. We discussed how it makes your code better and why .NET developers love it. Today, we’re focusing on Service Lifetimes…
