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Clean Architecture in .NET 10: The Right Way

In this tutorial, we'll build a complete Clean Architecture application with .NET 10, CQRS, MediatR, EF Core, SQL Server, and the Northwind Products table. We'll also discuss real-world architectural trade-offs, performance considerations, dependency direction, when CQRS makes sense, and when Clean Architecture may be overkill.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zTiqy4_ZcG4

#dotnet #dotnet10 #csharp #cleanarchitecture #cqrs #mediatr #aspnetcore

A thread about #cleanarchitecture, #vsa, #mediatr, #cslanet and #softwarearchitecture

https://fosstodon.org/@rockylhotka/111925831104217117

A thread about #cleanarchitecture, #vsa, #mediatr, #cslanet and #softwarearchitecture

https://fosstodon.org/@rockylhotka/111925831104217117

A thread about #cleanarchitecture, #vsa, #mediatr, #cslanet and #softwarearchitecture

https://fosstodon.org/@rockylhotka/111925831104217117

A thread about #cleanarchitecture, #vsa, #mediatr, #cslanet and #softwarearchitecture

https://fosstodon.org/@rockylhotka/111925831104217117

This was a timely interview, as someone recently started a thread in the #cslanet forum about #CleanArchitecture, #MediatR, and #VSA

All of these things have come into being during the lifetime of #cslanet (27+ years is a long time), and it is interesting to do a compare/contrast with these "newcomer" ideas😁

Being a long-time advocate of object-oriented design around user scenarios (use cases), the idea of vertical slices for functionality makes a lot of sense to me.

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This was a timely interview, as someone recently started a thread in the #cslanet forum about #CleanArchitecture, #MediatR, and #VSA

All of these things have come into being during the lifetime of #cslanet (27+ years is a long time), and it is interesting to do a compare/contrast with these "newcomer" ideas😁

Being a long-time advocate of object-oriented design around user scenarios (use cases), the idea of vertical slices for functionality makes a lot of sense to me.

1/🧵

This was a timely interview, as someone recently started a thread in the #cslanet forum about #CleanArchitecture, #MediatR, and #VSA

All of these things have come into being during the lifetime of #cslanet (27+ years is a long time), and it is interesting to do a compare/contrast with these "newcomer" ideas😁

Being a long-time advocate of object-oriented design around user scenarios (use cases), the idea of vertical slices for functionality makes a lot of sense to me.

1/🧵

This was a timely interview, as someone recently started a thread in the #cslanet forum about #CleanArchitecture, #MediatR, and #VSA

All of these things have come into being during the lifetime of #cslanet (27+ years is a long time), and it is interesting to do a compare/contrast with these "newcomer" ideas😁

Being a long-time advocate of object-oriented design around user scenarios (use cases), the idea of vertical slices for functionality makes a lot of sense to me.

1/🧵

This was a timely interview, as someone recently started a thread in the #cslanet forum about #CleanArchitecture, #MediatR, and #VSA

All of these things have come into being during the lifetime of #cslanet (27+ years is a long time), and it is interesting to do a compare/contrast with these "newcomer" ideas😁

Being a long-time advocate of object-oriented design around user scenarios (use cases), the idea of vertical slices for functionality makes a lot of sense to me.

1/🧵