Context A couple of weeks ago, I and my colleagues spent more than 1 hour during lunchtime just to discuss and find the answer to this question below: “What is the most complicated design pattern that you have ever worked with?” And, we mostly agreed that the most complicated one is…

Context Software development is a chaotic activity. So, applying design patterns wisely will help you to speed up the development process by providing well-proven design paradigms. Basically, design patterns provide reusable solutions for common problems/issues. …

Introduction Object-Relational Mapping (ORM) is a technique that lets you query and manipulates data from a database using an object-oriented paradigm. It creates a layer between your application and data source and returns you the relational objects instead of (in terms of c# that you are using) ADO.NET objects. …

Context Last week, I had a very long discussion with my co-workers around Asynchronous and Parallel Programming during coffee time. Although that is a very old topic, I believe that there are still a lot of confusions between them. That is the reason why I decided to write this article. Both…

In this article, we will talk about the Dependency Inversion Principle (DIP), Inversion of Control (IoC) and Dependency Injection (DI). And then try to create a simple DI implementation with the built-in feature of .NET Core with different ways (Controller Constructor Injection, Controller Method Injection and View Injection). Note: If…

As a Technical Architect, I always read and try to practice design patterns as well as architectural principles. And martinfowler.com is one of the websites that I regularly visit. To be honest, I’m a big fan of Martin Fowler :). When I first read about CQRS pattern on martinfowler page…

In Part 1, we walked through the importance of logging, especially in MSA and how to implement a meaningful logging system. Building logging system in Microservice Architecture with ELK stack and Serilog .NET Core [Part 1] Logging system is not only for developers. It’s also used by others (system admin, tester…)medium.com In this part, I will show you how to build a logging system in Microservices Architecture with Serilog .NET Core and ELK Stack.