Saga Design Pattern in Microservices

Introduction As applications evolve from monolithic architectures to microservices, one of the biggest challenges developers face is maintaining data consistency across multiple services. In a monolithic application, a single database transaction ensures that all operations […]

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Idempotency, Outbox Pattern, Inbox Pattern in Microservices

Building microservices is relatively straightforward. Building reliable microservices is where the real challenge begins. Modern microservices rarely work in isolation. A single business operation often involves multiple services communicating through message brokers such as Kafka, […]

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Dotnet Assemblies

Understanding .NET Assemblies: Manifest, Metadata, Strong Names & How .NET Solved DLL Hell Every .NET application you build—whether it’s a Console App, ASP.NET Core Web API, Windows Service, or Class Library—is ultimately compiled into an […]

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Dispose Pattern

Resource management is one of the most important concepts in .NET development. While the .NET Garbage Collector (GC) automatically manages memory, it does not immediately release unmanaged resources such as file handles, database connections, network […]

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Vertical Slice Architecture in .NET Core

Vertical Slice Architecture is an architectural pattern where the application is organized by feature (business capability) instead of technical layers such as Controllers, Services, and Repositories. Each feature contains everything it needs: Instead of navigating […]

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