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CQRS is a well-known architectural pattern that can solve many problems encountered in complex scenarios. Check out in this blog post how this pattern works and how to implement it in an ASP.NET Core application. There are some situations where it is necessary to separate reading and writing functions, mainly in complex scenarios or that demand great scalability of resources.
See how to quickly build an ASP.NET Core app that performs Data Grid CRUD operations with Telerik UI for ASP.NET Core Form and Grid UI components, and EF Core. Building new functionality takes effort and is time consuming—even the creation of a simple registration form in your app. Typically, we need to implement ourselves data modeling, CRUD functions, the UI and more. Luckily, you don’t have to build everything yourself from the ground up.
This article shows how to use protocol buffers aka protobuf and code generation tools to speed up the development of microservice architectures and REST APIs. Introduction Microservice architecture is a common term nowadays since 2011 when the term was used for the first time. Since then, the pattern has been adopted by many organizations to power operations at global scale. The architectural pattern was initially designed to solve one of the main problems in Service Oriented Architecture or SOA.
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