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Azure Functions Best Practices
For Performance, Reliability And Security
Jakub Chodounsky
August 05, 2024
Azure Functions Best Practices For Performance, Reliability And Security
about 1 hour by Chris Pietschmann
Building Microservice and Serverless architectures demand different design patterns to be used that other traditional application architectures. Even the older Service Oriented Architecture design has different demands than the newer Microservices and Serverless solutions do today. Due to these differences, there are different things to keep in mind when building Microservice and Serverless architectures to ensure you optimize for the best performance, availability, and reliability possible.
FusionAuth: Built for Devs, by Devs
sponsored by FusionAuth
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Unit Testing Best Practices
9 minutes by Ahmed Tarek
In this article we are going to highlight some of the important tips and tricks to follow when using NUnit and Moq libraries to cover our .NET C# applications with unit tests.
Moving from Controllers to Minimal API
11 minutes by Christian Brevik
By following the pattern described in this blog post, I’ve been able to scale Minimal APIs from prototyping to large production APIs. I'm not saying this is the "right way", but this has worked well for me.
Async isn't always async
6 minutes by Peter Toft Jølving
This is a long story about me recalling some of the finer details about how async-await works, notably how a function returning a Task can execute synchronously. Async-await is smart. If you call an async method that returns a task that is completed from the start, the caller won’t schedule the remainder of it’s execution as a continuation but continue synchronously.
The Worst .NET Bug I've Ever Fixed
7 minutes by Aaron Stannard
A 70+ hour journey into fixing a ~10 year old Akka.NET bug.
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