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Rebus is the strongest MassTransit alternative for most .NET teams: it is MIT-licensed, free at any company size, and small enough to read in an afternoon. NServiceBus is the alternative to reach for when we are buying support and tooling rather than saving money. The...
In this article, we provide a technical guide on implementing the Saga Pattern using Rebus and RabbitMQ in a .NET environment. Rebus is a .NET library designed to create distributed applications with messaging capabilities, simplifying the process of sending and...
ASP.NET Core Identity hashes passwords with PasswordHasher<TUser>, and its defaults are PBKDF2 with HMAC-SHA512, a 128-bit random salt, a 256-bit subkey, and 100,000 iterations. The result is a single Base64 string that carries its own settings. A leading...
In this article, we delve into the performance nuances of switch and if-else statements in C#, two pivotal control flow mechanisms. Through a comparative analysis, we'll explore how each statement impacts application performance under various conditions, supported by...
Select() transforms each element into one new element. SelectMany() transforms each element into a sequence of elements, then concatenates those sequences into one flat result. That difference shows up in the count. Ten departments through Select() give us ten...
A key aspect of mastering ASP.NET Core is understanding how to effectively register and use multiple implementations of the same interface. In this article, we delve into the nuances of this approach, guiding us through the process from concept to implementation. [sc...
ConcurrentQueue<T> is a first-in-first-out collection that any number of threads can add to and take from at the same time, without a single lock in our code. It lives in System.Collections.Concurrent, it exposes three methods that matter (Enqueue(),...