The Unhandled Exception Podcast

MassTransit and Open Source - with Chris Patterson

Feb 16, 2022

01:23:25

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Dependency Inversion Over a Message Broker

01:38

I Need a Faster Computer, It's Worth This Much

04:18

Using a Request Response in a Mass Transit System?

02:12

Introduction

5min

How to Use Mass Transit on Twitch

2min

Is There a Kofka Transport for Mass Transit?

4min

Event Management

6min

Dependency Inversion Over a Message Broker

2min

Is Dependency Injection a Good Idea?

2min

I've Seen the Same Thing With Dot Et.

2min

Open Source Containers

2min

How to Manage a Project in Your Own Time?

2min

10.

What's the Difference Between Asure and Asa Service Bus?

4min

11.

Is There a Way to Do That?

2min

12.

Integration Tests in Github Actions

3min

13.

I Need a Faster Computer, It's Worth This Much

4min

14.

Requires a Message Based System to React to a Request

3min

15.

Using a Request Response in a Mass Transit System?

2min

16.

Message Broker vs Message Agent - What's the Difference?

4min

17.

Is It Possible to Just Use Consumers to Store State?

2min

18.

Dotton at Six vs Enety Framework Corps Five?

2min

19.

Having Respect for Other People Is a Must for Open Source Projects

5min

20.

Docker - Is There a Side Effect of Using the Test Harness?

2min

21.

Querying the State of a Saga

2min

22.

Coubernetes Docke

3min

23.

Is It Possible to Create a New Subscription for a Topic?

2min

24.

How Do We Decouple Our Producers From Our Consumers?

4min

25.

Dotnet Brokerless Transports - Is That Really a New Edition?

2min

26.

Rider vs Visour Studio

2min

27.

Visual Studio Code Review

3min

28.

The Best Deve Tip Ever!

3min

29.

How Do I Turn on Capslock?

3min

In this episode, I was joined by Chris Patterson to chat about the open-source distributed messaging framework, MassTransit. We also spoke about open-source, event-driven architecture, docker, k8s, testing, Rider, and more!

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