MediatrR allows for decoupling behaviours making testing easier and allowing you to understand an application more easily. In this episode, we’ll look at a part of MediatR which allows for hooking into the pipeline and doing Aspect-Oriented Programming.

Our previous episode on MediatR
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zSEF7_Crx5A&t=2s

Parsing command-line arguments in .NET applications has always been a bit of a pain. There are lots of libraries which make things easier. In today’s episode, we look at System.CommandLine and how it magically makes parsing arguments a snap.

Links:
https://github.com/dotnet/command-line-api
https://www.nuget.org/packages/System.CommandLine.Experimental/0.3.0-alpha.19577.1

This week, we continue our exploration of Application Insights. Watch Dave configure an ASP.NET Core to send all log message to Application Insights and we also dip our toes into writing Log Analytics queries.

This week, we continue our mini series exploring Application Insights. Monster Dave shows us the importance of setting a Cloud Role Name and how to do that using a custom telemetry initializer.

Application Insight can provide you with tons of useful information about how your application is performing. In this week’s episode, Dave shows us how to get started with Application Insights and ASP.NET Core.

A microservice, by definition, should be small. Just how small could we make a microservice using ASP.NET Core. In this week’s episode, Dave explores building a microservice without using API Controllers.

The EndpointRoutingMiddleware in ASP.NET Core provides a more consistent approach to configuring routes in ASP.NET Core 3. In this week’s episode, Monster Dave takes a look at the changes introduced in ASP.NET Core 3 and how to use the UseRouting and UseEndpoints methods when configuring your HTTP Pipeline.

In today’s episode, Monster Dave creates a worker service that can be hosted on Windows as a Windows Service.

NDepend allows you to gain insights into how well your codebase is constructed and where you should focus your refactoring and bug prevention time. In this episode, we just scratch the surface of it.

A very brief introduction to ML.NET for doing sentiment analysis.