"I'm not old enough to say get off my lawn, but…" @udidahan casts a critical eye over the cargo cult forming around event sourcing in his opening keynote at DDD Europe 2020 buff.ly/3MAsy0U

Wrapping up a .NET migration? Jimmy Bogard shares key insights on 'turning off the lights' for your .NET 4.x app and ensuring a smooth transition to .NET 8. Essential reading for anyone deep in migration work. buff.ly/4eg5cZZ

Did you know? The System​.​Data.SqlClient package is now deprecated buff.ly/3B1cT8e

Speed up your regular expressions by using the GeneratedRegexAttribute to have them source-generated at compile time buff.ly/4d0mV6U

What happens if I order a cake online and the bakery doesn't ship it? Simon Timms continues his #NServiceBus Kata series by implementing timeouts. buff.ly/4d5bo6b

Does your software system sometimes feel like a puzzle you can't quite figure out how to put together? Watch this webinar recording for strategies to find your ideal service boundaries. Finding your service boundaries: a practical guide with Adam Ralph buff.ly/4gowhw4

Break the shackles of schemas in your #NServiceBus systems using #AzureCosmosDB #NoSQL ☁️ buff.ly/4grlDEI

We look forward to nerding out to this blog post by Stephen Toub every year: Performance Improvements in .NET 9 on the .NET Blog buff.ly/4d1hNzf It's…um…long. Lot's of low-level stuff this time around, like making loops faster (but who doesn't use loops?) all the way up

The Generic Host is the best way to host NServiceBus endpoints in #netcore and #aspnetcore. See how easy it is in this sample buff.ly/4endsr8

What is OSS, why does it work, and how do you get involved? Learn from Adam Ralph, the first community member to have a pull request accepted into .NET, in Tales from an OSS Contributor buff.ly/4e53hbk

How does good design pay off in software? Carl and Richard talk to Billy Hollis about his work designing software, both from a user interaction perspective and application architecture. Billy talks about saving time and money by working hard on design to get a clearer picture of

Thinking of getting into some open source? Have a look at this beginner’s guide to GitHub, how to set up and secure your profile buff.ly/4e1tibh

Mark Seemann discusses how to handle cross-cutting concerns, like fault tolerance, without cluttering application code. By using the Decorator pattern, you can decouple third-party dependencies like Polly and simplify testing. Mark Seemann buff.ly/3ZeAGM4

NServiceBus needs persistent storage to store saga data, and depending on your system characteristics, other data as well. How do you know which selection to make? Check out our guidance on persistence selection here buff.ly/4gru0QI

Assuming there is only one administrator may seem safe but there are many ramifications to the assumptions. Fallacy #6: There is one administrator buff.ly/3B3VxaS

In theory, if you had to suddenly support a Python script and had never looked at the language, and you only have time to read one chapter, this may be the book for you. Ted Neward reviews Dead Simple Python by Jason C McDonald buff.ly/3XoFHiv