[Redirect Magazine] #22 - Imaginary problems, .NET pipelines, patterns misuse, architecture resources and CI/CD

Another week gone by (and this wasn’t a cold one over here), another bunch of links. Articles “Imaginary problems, the root of bad software” Very nice post on the problems, the real and the imaginary ones, we face on our jobs. After reading I’m pretty confident you can relate. “Pipelines - a guided tour of the new IO API in .NET, part 3” Another really nice article on .NET’s pipelines from Marc Gravell....

August 5, 2018 · 1 min · 192 words · João Antunes

[Redirect Magazine] #19 - Microservices gone sour, OOP done wrong, more on .NET's new Pipelines and HTTPS all the things

Some more reading material. Articles “Goodbye Microservices: From 100s of problem children to 1 superstar” Interesting read on an implementation of a microservice architecture that went wrong, and a come back to a monolithic approach that worked. Maybe the microservices approach was not the best one, maybe it wasn’t just well implemented or adequate for the problem at hand, but it’s an important lesson that sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn’t an a monolith is just fine....

July 15, 2018 · 1 min · 209 words · João Antunes

[Redirect Magazine] #18 - Span, Memory and Pipelines on .NET Core 2.1

This past week wasn’t great productivity wise, but I could still get some reading on two pretty interesting .NET related topics. Articles “Introducing .NET Core 2.1 Flagship Types: Span T and Memory T” Nice overview on some of the biggest additions on .NET Core 2.1, Span and Memory. Some lower level stuff that could be really important for performance improvements. “Pipelines - a guided tour of the new IO API in ....

July 8, 2018 · 1 min · 95 words · João Antunes