Another demo of Dapr and Zeebe (Camunda)
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...
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Greetings to Camunda, Zeebe and Dapr!
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...
camunda
Another demo of Dapr and Zeebe (Camunda)
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!
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...
zeebe
Another demo of Dapr and Zeebe (Camunda)
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!
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...
DDD
Some thoughts and experience from implementing domain driven design
A lot happened this and last year, so why not to share some thoughts and experience from implementing domain driven design on an existing monolithic applicat...
domain driven design
Some thoughts and experience from implementing domain driven design
A lot happened this and last year, so why not to share some thoughts and experience from implementing domain driven design on an existing monolithic applicat...
c#
Are your class constructors heavy?
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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Are your class constructors heavy?
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...