The Morning Brew #2282
Posted by Chris Alcock on Friday 17th February 2017 at 09:22 am | Tagged as: .NET, Development, Morning Brew
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- Running ASP.NET Core applications in Azure App Service – Adrian Hall
- Logging To Application Insights In Azure Functions – Tim Murphy
- ASP.NET Core Logging: What still works and what changed? – Matt Watson
- Returning Raw JSON Data in Web API with Marten –
James D. RobertsJason Roberts (Corrected as per request in comments) - Roadmap announced – Caliburn.Micro – Caliburn.Micro
- Sharing Visual Studio Code Settings in Dropbox – Tom McFarlin
- Onion Architecture In ASP.NET Core MVC – Sandeep Singh Shekhawat
- On Automappers – Vladimir Khorikov
- Asp.Net: Monitor performance without using windows performance counters – Sergey Volk
- Agile and the Theory of Constraints – Part 3: The Development Team (1) – Eric Gunnerson
- How to add a license (and choose your own licensing adventure) when you first create a repository on GitHub – 047 – Sara Ford
- Excessive explanation, part eighteen – Eric Lippert
IMHO “Onion Architecture In ASP.NET Core MVC” has nothing to do with onion architecture or DDD in general, it’s just an old 3-layer architecture. I guess author mixed some ideas. Does anyone had similar thoughts?
The link to “Returning Raw JSON Data in Web API with Marten” is failing to load.
@0xmarcin – It’s not as bad as the old 3-tier architecture, I find. Some principles of IoC are applied, but I do agree that it’s not a correct application of what I believe a DDD inspired onion architecture should look like.
I take that back, it’s exactly a 3-tier application, with the tiers bent back to turn them into doughnuts and “newer” names applied to them, just to avoid DAL, BLL and UI projects.
The link for ‘Agile and the Theory of Constraints – Part 3: The Development Team (1) – Eric Gunnerson’
doesn’t work for me. When I replaced protocol to http instead of https it worked fine.
The link to “Returning Raw JSON Data in Web API with Marten” was failing to load likely because our servers were undergoing some scheduled maintenance. It should be up now. Sorry about that, Meeus (and Chris)!
Also, Chris, can you update the name on it? I inadvertently clicked the wrong name in our CMS; the author is Jason Roberts of http://dontcodetired.com (he’s a frequent contributor to our mag and I’d hate for him to be misattributed….) –MD