Temporal.IO in .NETSay goodbye to workflow nightmares: Simplify your distributed workflow with Temporal.IOFeb 91Feb 91
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.NET Aspire — Aspiring for Sanity in Cloud DevelopmentHave you heard about the new superhero in the .NET world — Aspire? .NET Aspire is an ambitious project that aims to provide a…Jun 16, 20243Jun 16, 20243
GitHub Copilot and others: Test of five Code Assistants for C#Is coding dead? The message from the NVIDIA CEO was clear: “AI will take over coding.” But is it so? I tested five assistants to see …Apr 7, 20243Apr 7, 20243
The New C# Interceptors vs. AOP.NET 8 has introduced a new feature called Interceptors — a concept that allows us to rewrite existing code in an intriguing way.Feb 21, 20243Feb 21, 20243
Dark side of the primary constructors in C# 12Since primary constructors have sparked some controversy, let’s see if they are a good step toward a brighter future for C#.Dec 17, 202313Dec 17, 202313
Keyed service dependency in .NET 8The latest version of .NET has finally introduced the concept of a “keyed service” support for the dependency injection containerNov 18, 20235Nov 18, 20235
Published inLife at Apollo DivisionReact Server Components have reinvented development in Next.JSYou may have heard that there’s a new type of component in React: Server Components and they are about to shake up the way we make React…May 11, 20233May 11, 20233
Published inLife at Apollo DivisionRecord & Tuple typesImmutability is gradually making its way to Javascript. After Temporal API’s embrace of immutability, other immutable types, namely Records…Jan 25, 20231Jan 25, 20231
