Here we go again, this time on a topic that trips up even seasoned developers, hopefully making it simpler. While most articles I’ve seen on the internet stop at “sign a token with HS256 and move o...

EcommerceDDD++ is a companion series to the original six-part series. Each post covers a meaningful improvement or addition to the EcommerceDDD project that didn’t fit neatly into the original arc....

As software engineers, we spend a huge portion of our time writing or staring at dozens of lines of code in a weird language seemingly built by aliens 👽, day after day, creating incredible products...

After a long run with this fun series of articles walking through a pet eCommerce project, I wanted to keep that as concise as possible. Still, there are subjects worth dedicating articles in more ...

Part 1 - EcommerceDDD overview Part 2 - Strategic and Tactical Design Part 3 - Domain events and Event Sourcing Part 4 - Implementing Event Sourcing with MartenDB Part 5 - Wrapping up infra...

Here we go again, talking about this widely repeated subject. Why are so many internet articles bringing the same explanation about these five famous principles? I consider it necessary to repeat i...

In the previous post, I covered JWS with some tokens and implementation samples. Now I’ll walk you through JWE in the same way. JWE - Encryption algorithms: dir vs RSA-OAEP Two choices, not one ...

I’ve been considering giving my take on “Agile Methodology” for a long time. It’s a topic that can spark strong opinions and might even ruffle some feathers among those in the IT industry who adher...

.NET 7 succeeds .NET 6 with an 18-month (Standard Term Support) release and comes with a massive list of features and improvements, with a strong focus on performance. I started this .NET 7 series ...

ASP.NET Core 7 comes with a built-in rate limiting middleware on the System.Threading.RateLimiting namespace, and it is one of the features I liked the most; I found it worth giving my take on it. ...