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A .NET developer who went astray into PHP/Laravel/Statamic land — and eventually found their way back.

.NET 9.0 is introducing the new Testing.Platform.

Today's article will be a short but hopefully useful one: Ever had to memory profile code during unit test execution?

Many articles on this blog deal with various aspects of MassTransit and asynchronous messaging techniques.

With every year, Microsoft releases new features for the C# language.

Testing, reviewing, and enforcing architectural constraints and conventions in solutions can be a big challenge even in smaller software development teams.

Entity Framework has been around for 16 (!)

Whenever you are doing work within Entity Framework, there is (almost) no chance that you are doing it without transactions - whether you are aware of it or not.

Concurrency is a thing we developers know as one of the trickiest things to solve.

Vertically sliced architectures and vertical slicing in general are currently all around us in the software development industry.

Blazor has been around for some years now as an emerging web application platform for .NET users and developers.

In this article, we want to take a look at the introduction of proper versioning into your ASP.NET Core WebApi project.

Health checks are a good thing - we all should do them at regular intervals.

Observability and distributed tracing are the new logging kids on the block.

Distributed systems feature a level of complexity that is very different from what we were used to in a classic monolithic application.

With the new Static Web Apps service on Microsoft Azure, deploying your side or even enterprise projects and applications has never been easier.

In today's article, we make building a custom mediator implementation an exercise for ourselves.

Now that we've covered quite a few topics regarding messaging, it's about time we take a look at a way to monitor our services and our communication between them.

Today's post takes a look at the mediator pattern and its use and explores its integration into MassTransit as well as potential drawbacks and ways to address these issues.

Ever heard about the Dunning-Kruger effect?

Messaging solutions are pretty hip lately.

Today's article will focus on tuples and show examples of tuples in C# being a code smell.

Today's article is about a .NET developer gone astray, about delving into the mysterious worlds of web development and turning a WordPress site into something blazing fast.

With .NET 7 being around for only a couple of days now, there are plenty of new features to be played with.

Following up on our article on how to design good [controllers in ASP.NET](https://dateo-software.de/blog/improve-your-asp-net-core-controllers), I'd like to introduce you to a different set of tools to help you clean up your architecture in ASP.NET Core…

I am happy to announce that the website and blog have moved to a different web hosting location and run on a different backend.

When it comes to API projects there is a lot you can do with your controllers.

Today let’s explore how you can improve the stability, maintainability, and readability of your CI and CD pipelines using custom test categories in xUnit.

In this article, I want to show you how to get started with NDepend and use its features.

As of today, C# 11 is in the starting blocks and can already be tested using the preview features in Visual Studio 2022.

In this article, I want to share 10 best practices in async-await code in C# that you should keep in mind when developing asynchronous code in .NET.

In this article, I will show you the basic steps to set up your development machine to create your first Flutter app.

In this post, I will show you how you can customize the post collection block in Elementor to display only posts with a specific tag.

The visitor pattern is probably among our industry's most unused software design patterns.

As a software developer, chances are high you might want to have a side project, either at home or at work, depending on how flexible your current employment is.

Today, even in the age of agile, people still tend to use terms like the “man month” in software engineering.