Bounded Contexts in .NET

[@stefan-d.grigorescu]

Man, I've been keeping yt open on this video since a few days to not forget watching it when I have some time - did not use yt anymore to keep it open here, u kno - and I am so glad I did so! Now I start understanding events and how they could be involved in many other apps. Thank you!

[@RawCoding]

Thank you for your comment, really happy you found this useful!

[@avecesar]

Nice!.... one of the best practical explanation around here.... Thank you!!

[@josephizang6187]

Thanks Anton. Keep them coming.

[@RawCoding]

Thank you for watching

[@marna_li]

Boundaries are important. I am thinking about storing price changes as events - in that way I can reason about the changes in an easier way. Of course, you could go full event sourced with replay. But that is overkill.

[@PaulSebastianM]

It's called traceability. You can see it in some systems in one way or another. Events (and event streams) are a generic way to implement it though. Another way would be to have a log of every committed change, per entity, per operation type, which can easily provide rollbacks or reverse order operations. Etc.

[@saadaldulaijan4957]

This is very useful, thanks anotn, please keep going with architecture stuff 👍🏻

[@NafisKhalilov]

great vid. would love to see some json formatter in your browser, really helps to get the structure

[@RawCoding]

I'll fix it, ty

[@tirgo007]

Good stuff man. I wish I discovered your channel sooner.

[@RawCoding]

Cheers, do share help others know as well ))

[@dasfahrer8187]

Cascading deletes need to be set up in the DB when using the ExecuteDelete methods (EF 7).

[@Qrzychu92]

do you recommend a library to use for in process messaging? I know that MediatR has Notifications, which basically are just this. There is MassTransit with InMemory provider. And there is Hangfire, by far the slowest, but you can easily plug in persistence. I am working on a quite small standalone app installed on prem on customers hardware, so things like RabbitMQ are a bit overkill. However, it would be nice to be able to spin up 100k tasks (like do some processing on each record) and be sure all of them are done at some point, even if customer restarts the app. Any suggestions?

[@sahartabush9377]

Great video! Would love to see more content like this

[@paterantonios6498]

19:02 🤣🤣

[@michaelestrinone2111]

Question related to the advertisement on a channel. In one of your latest publications (all are absolutely fantastic, btw) there was an ad for ABP framework. My question is: is it just an ad, or you are indifferent to it as a developer or you are actively recommending it for usage in the projects?

[@RawCoding]

I don’t know what ABP framework is, KZbin ads are random or rather personalised

[@michaelestrinone2111]

@@RawCoding Thanks! I guess it was random in my case since I never searched for it.

[@sorteslyngel2k]

I love the fact that you misspelled spaghetti :)

[@dasfahrer8187]

"Everyone is paying in Bitcoin or whatever..." 😂 Good one.

[@YoutubeUserRus]

What font is used for code in the IDE?)

[@RawCoding]

JetBrains Mono

[@RoloEdits]

I'm still in the process of learning before getting my first dev job, but it really feels like a good 80% of a good code base is decided before any line is ever written. The code itself is just implementation details that encapsulates the ideas you've drawn up. Is this a correct take away?

[@RawCoding]

replace encapsulates with reflect's and you're there. Some reflections are good some are bad, some reflect the wrong things.

[@algarud]

Labais ❤

[@yourockst0ne]

Good stuff

[@ManderO9]

hey, i like your videos so much, thank you for all that you are doing, i first knew you through the asp blog app, and i liked your authentication videos so much, i just want to give a remark, if it is possible to remove the butt painting from the background when you are making videos, it's so distracting, i would appreciate it so much if you could, just hide it somehow (maybe blur it), thanks a lot.

[@RawCoding]

thank you for the kind words, but the 🍑 is staying

[@youssefbennoursahli917]

@@RawCoding I recommended your videos to many of my friends, all of them, told me they weren’t able to concentrate because of that butt 😆

[@RawCoding]

@youssefbennoursahli917 hah

[@arghyadeepghosh9362]

Why does he have a picture of a bum... On his wall... 😆😆😂😂

[@RawCoding]

Allow the bum

[@PaulSebastianM]

2:22 I hate seeing x used everywhere for every single arg lambda. At least use p if it's a product, or use a longer name. Clean code is more important than anything. I know this is just for demonstration purposes, but better teach the proper way if you're going to do it, because some devs just pick this up as habit and never change.

[@RawCoding]

x is fine, people are more important than clean code.

[@liquidcode1704]

"I don't have to design my software... the tutorial already did that for me" - every jr dev I've ever met LMFAO

[@Yash42189]

How come you and codewrinkles made the same video at the same time

[@RawCoding]

Great minds think alike

[@michaelestrinone2111]

Isn't it actually a wonderful coincidence? Two great youtube channels, same subject that we can review and learn.

[@Yash42189]

@@michaelestrinone2111 Yeap Im certainly not complaining! :)