One of the folks over at NDepend reached out to me to provide a license for their product; let’s do some exploring!
Design Patterns: Decorator
The decorator pattern is a structural design pattern that can be used to add functionality to classes without modifying the original class or its interface.
Prettifying HealthChecks
Previously I wrote about creating Health Checks for Microsoft Orleans, but the JSON response was too minimal. In this post we’ll see about prettifying that output!
Microsoft Orleans - Health Checks
Health Checks are a means of seeing how a system is running at the time of performing the check. Let’s see how we can apply them to Orleans!
Design Patterns: Builder
The builder is a creational pattern that can be used to construct “more complex” objects, without having to directly new them up in calling code.
How to rely on configuration during application bootstrapping?
Working with the IHostBuilder introduced to .netcore has been an overall pleasant experience… until I needed configuration from appsettings for app bootstrapping. Luckily, there’s still a way to do it!
Design Patterns: Factory
The factory is a creational pattern that can be used to retrieve instances of objects, without having to new them up directly in calling code.
Design Patterns: Strategy
The strategy pattern is one of the first patterns I learned, and it leads into at least one other pattern that I used constantly! Let’s do this thing!
Getting Started with MongoDb with .NET Core
Microsoft Orleans-My first podcast interview!
I was recently interviewed by GaProgMan for his show “The .NET Core Podcast”!
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