minimeme

6 ms·

1.
by minimeme 2y ago
But what about data overwrites? This is basically the same as deleting data, since information will be destroyed. Using soft delete is a somewhat naive solution if there is no mechanism for restoring overwritten data.
2.
by minimeme 3y ago
This was maybe a problem on the early days of .NET Core, but from .NET 6 or so they have reimplemented (almost) all the stuff from the old .NET Framework and that in turn enabled relatively easy porting of third party libraries, so most of
3.
by minimeme 3y ago
Can confirm, dotnet works great on Linux. We have a lot of dotnet production systems running on Linux and Docker for many years now with zero issues. Also recommend Rider in Linux for development, even our Windows folks prefer it over VS no
4.
by minimeme 3y ago
How do you refactor code, if you have a poor test coverage? Also for me actually the most importan benefit is the instant feedback I get, when I write the unit tests before the implemenation. I can move faster with more confidents.
5.
by minimeme 4y ago
That's my experience also! It's all about faster feedback and confidence the tests provide.
6.
by minimeme 5y ago
And I must add, use the right tool for the job, there are many cases where ES is not a good fit. Also, if you choose to use ES in your project, you don't have to use ES for everything in that project. Same thing actually applies to asy
7.
by minimeme 5y ago
No, I'm not a consultant. Maybe lead developer is the most accurate title for me:) By what criteria the biggest system do you mean? They certainly weren't toy projects, these are real systems in active use solving real world probl
8.
by minimeme 5y ago
Event sourcing can be a very powerful pattern if used correctly. You don't need to combine ES with Eventual Consistency. ES can be implemented in a totally synchronous manner and it works very elegantly capturing nicely all the busines