C# Architecture Mastery — Testing Strategies in Clean Architecture (.NET) (Part 7)
What You Test Traditional systems test from the outside in. Clean Architecture tests from the inside out. Priority order 1. Domain logic 2. Application use cas...
What You Test Traditional systems test from the outside in. Clean Architecture tests from the inside out. Priority order 1. Domain logic 2. Application use cas...
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Overview I just published Awesome A2A Libraries, a curated GitHub list focused exclusively on code libraries that implement or support the Agent-to-Agent A2A p...
Why pointers have types We often hear that a pointer is just a variable that stores a memory address. That statement is technically true, but incomplete. If po...
Why the principles matter less than the forces behind them SOLID is not a checklist. It is a historical compression of deeper forces. This is Part 5 of the seri...
Minimal APIs make it tempting to write everything inline, but this quickly becomes unmaintainable. When endpoints handle validation, business logic, error handl...
Introduction Learn how to use a class that implements IDisplayMetadataProvider to transform property names such as FirstName to First Name. Example for an HTML...
The Interview Question “Can you explain how you’ve used Domain‑Driven Design in your past projects?” That one simple question stopped me cold. It was my second...
Introduction Errors happen. Sometimes they are simple, and sometimes they are very specific to your domain. C provides many built‑in exceptions, but they don’t...
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Working with JSON in C++ > “Working with JSON in C++ is no longer a matter of parsing bytes. Mature libraries such as nlohmann/json already provide a robust, d...