DRY is often confused as "don't repeat code," which was never the intended meaning.
DRY is about knowledge. Don't repeat knowledge.
You can repeat identical lines of code that don't repeat or leak knowledge.
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day 2 of fowler being on vacation and im already talking to myself lol maddymontaquila.medium.com/opinionated-...
New blog post: A quick guide to integrating the new Azure Service Bus Emulator with .NET Aspire, including an Azure Functions queue trigger and custom commands in the Aspire dashboard.
www.wagemakers.net/posts/aspire...
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Screenshot of a YouTube comment: At this point, AI news has outpaced my capacity to care.
Spent some time yesterday building a SDK for a Rest API using Kiota, only to learn that all model properties are always nullable, rendering the SDK useless.
github.com/microsoft/ki...
This is my preferred design too. It also allows more fine grained authorization
This bothered me more than it should
Good luck!
Within software architecture, few people shaped the industry as much as @gradybooch.bsky.social. Safe to say he's a true legend.
In today's The Pragmatic Engineer Podcast episode, he shares fascinating stories, insights, observations.
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Seconded
I read it years ago and it has only become more relevant since.
Still spots left for a fun little programming contest in Utrecht next week: www.meetup.com/future-tech-...
And the official announcement is now also live techcommunity.microsoft.com/blog/messagi...
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Seems like this is finally happening: an Azure Service Bus Emulator image was published yesterday mcr.microsoft.com/en-us/artifa...
