Hello folks, today we are going to continue with the third number of the series. In this post, I want to share my learnings about maintainable systems. As you know, I am currently reading Design Data-Intensive Applications, and in this series so far, I have shared some learnings while reading
Hello everyone, today I am going to write about scalable applications. For those who don't know, I started a new series yesterday about my life, my thoughts, opinions, learnings, and so on. At the same time, I have begun to read Design Data-Intensive Applications, and in this post,
Hello, Today, I’m starting a new series where I share my own thoughts. Recently, I’ve been reading many articles, blog posts, and news pieces. While reading them, I often feel they don’t reflect real human thinking, because most of them are written by AI. There’s no
Next week, I will start building a real-world app live on Twitch — using ABP Framework and AI to get things done faster and smarter. The app is called BeeFocus (I’ve already secured beefocus.io), and it will include: * 🔖 Read It Later * 🌐 RSS Feeder * ✅ Task Management * ⏱️ Pomodoro * 📅 Calendar * etc. I
When building a well-structured and maintainable software system using the ABP Framework, it is essential to understand the core responsibilities of the Domain and Application layers. These layers implement the Domain-Driven Design (DDD) principles and encapsulate business logic, coordinate use cases, and ensure a clean separation of concerns. Domain Layer:
Maintaining code quality and managing technical debt is a never-ending journey in any codebase — and it’s no different for us working with .NET. As a maintainer of the ABP Framework and someone who regularly provides support and training for developers building real-world enterprise applications with ABP, I want to
Welcome to the Journey! Hello and welcome! If you're like me — someone who relishes in the joy of reading, writing, and sharing knowledge — you're in for a treat. In this .NET diary series, I'm excited to share interesting insights from the content I consumed
I recently read "Building a CRUD API with ASP.NET Core Web API and PostgreSQL" by M. Oly Mahmud on DEV Community. While it’s a solid introduction to building a basic CRUD API, it lacks features like permissions and validation—important for real-world scenarios. Inspired by this,
It’s been a year since I last published a newsletter. Over the past year, I’ve learned a lot about a variety of topics, but never got around to sharing any of it with you. That’s why I decided to resume this newsletter, starting with this very first
In the world of programming, there are many concepts that every developer should understand in order to build efficient and consistent systems. Among these, Optimistic Concurrency (also known as Optimistic Locking) stands out as a key mechanism for ensuring data consistency in the middle of concurrent changes. As applications become
In the world of programming, there are many concepts that every developer should understand in order to build efficient and reliable systems. One such vital concept is idempotency, which refers to the property of an operation or function that produces the same result when applied multiple times as it does
As a developer, you may need to work with file-based data sources, and exporting data to Excel files is a common requirement in many applications. In this article, we'll explore how to export data to Excel files in a ASP.NET Core application using the MiniExcel library. We&