.NET Rocks!
Minimal Architecture with Jeremy Miller
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Quick takeaways
- Organizing code around use cases and messages rather than nouns provides a simpler and more maintainable codebase.
- A lower ceremony coding model with fewer mandatory steps and easier integration testing promotes efficient and effective software development.
Deep dives
Wolverine Updates: Improvements, Scalability, and Integrations
Wolverine has recently reached version 1.0, and updates have been made to enhance its functionality. These updates include improvements in Azure Service Bus integration and a new SQL Server back transport for messaging. One of the key goals of Wolverine is to provide a lower ceremony approach to coding, allowing for simpler and more maintainable code. The focus is on organizing code around use cases and messages rather than nouns, enabling developers to have a better understanding of the codebase and troubleshoot issues more effectively. Future updates for Wolverine will incorporate first-class subscriptions, offering the ability to stream data and scale up the system across multiple nodes. There are also plans to explore integrations with Martin, another software offering, to provide enhanced scalability and link improvements. Longer-term plans involve branching out into other non-.NET platforms.
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