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dapr

Another demo of Dapr and Zeebe (Camunda)

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After some time I went back to Dapr (v10) and Zeebe engine used in Camunda Platform 8. Updated projects to .NET 7 and tried again what I learned before and r...

Greetings to Camunda, Zeebe and Dapr!

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It’s awesome to see how Dapr and Camunda workflow engine work well together. By using BPMN and DMN we completely remove business logic from the code and only...

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camunda

Another demo of Dapr and Zeebe (Camunda)

less than 1 minute read

After some time I went back to Dapr (v10) and Zeebe engine used in Camunda Platform 8. Updated projects to .NET 7 and tried again what I learned before and r...

Greetings to Camunda, Zeebe and Dapr!

1 minute read

It’s awesome to see how Dapr and Camunda workflow engine work well together. By using BPMN and DMN we completely remove business logic from the code and only...

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zeebe

Another demo of Dapr and Zeebe (Camunda)

less than 1 minute read

After some time I went back to Dapr (v10) and Zeebe engine used in Camunda Platform 8. Updated projects to .NET 7 and tried again what I learned before and r...

Greetings to Camunda, Zeebe and Dapr!

1 minute read

It’s awesome to see how Dapr and Camunda workflow engine work well together. By using BPMN and DMN we completely remove business logic from the code and only...

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DDD

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domain driven design

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c#

Are your class constructors heavy?

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One of OOP principles says, that every class should enter valid states only. The bigger class it is, the harder to do. Typically we use class constructors so...

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patterns

Are your class constructors heavy?

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One of OOP principles says, that every class should enter valid states only. The bigger class it is, the harder to do. Typically we use class constructors so...

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Camunda

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Dapr

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