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Fluent Assertions 5.0: The best unit test assertion library in the .NET realm just got better
It has been almost a year since version 4.19, the last functional release of Fluent Assertions was shipped. Not because of a lack of feature requests, but simply because this new version has cost me all the private time I had. My main goal of this release was to repair some of the design mistakes...
Event Sourcing: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
Just a small post to provide an overview of all the posts in this series.
The Ugly of Event Sourcing–Real-world Production Issues
Event Sourcing is a beautiful solution for high-performance or complex business systems, but you need to be aware that this also introduces challenges most people don’t tell you about. After having dedicated a post on the challenges of dealing with projection migrations and how to optimize that, ...
Key takeaways from QCon New York 2017: The Soft Stuff
This year, for the third time since I joined Aviva Solutions, I attended the New York edition of the famous QCon conference organized by InfoQ. As always, this was a very inspiring week with topics on large-scale distributed architecture, microservices, security, APIs, organizational culture and ...
Key takeaways from QCon New York 2017: The Tech Stuff
This year, for the third time since I joined Aviva Solutions, I attended the New York edition of the famous QCon conference organized by InfoQ. As always, this was a very inspiring week with topics on large-scale distributed architecture, microservices, security, APIs, organizational culture and ...