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....

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...

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. ...

We’ve finally reached the last post of this series! So far, we’ve explored the entire backend design process, from domain modeling to handling persistence, transactions, security, APIs, and the gat...