I often came across situations where the old school search query on the SQL database was just not good enough to handle the fast amounts of data maintained within normalized relational database structures. I did a little research and found RediSearch developed by Redis. RediSearch… Read More »Full-Text searching with RediSearch and dotnet Core
The Aggregate pattern in the scope of Domain-Driven Design is a cluster of domain-specific objects that can be treated as a single Unit of Work. For example, a transactional account with its transactions. The transactions are separate objects from the account however it will be… Read More »Aggregate Pattern – API Architecture for general purpose
It is well-known that audit trails play a vital role in assisting businesses with maintaining the integrity of its systems and data. Whether it is logging a product design change, financial or communications transaction an audit trail validates actions and outcomes. For this reason, the… Read More »Audit Trailing – API Architecture for general purpose
Often as developers, we come across situations where we need to implement a new drop-down with a new set of data, something as simple as a list of occupations with two properties (let’s call them Id and Description). The solution seems straight forward: A controller… Read More »Generic Lookup – API Architecture for general purpose
According to Wikipedia, in software engineering, a pipeline consists of a chain of processing elements (processes, threads, coroutines, functions, etc.), arranged so that the output of each element is the input of the next; the name is by analogy to a physical pipeline.[3] Pipes and… Read More »Pipes and Filters Pattern – API Architecture for general purpose
In the first post, we discussed the API architecture from a developers perspective and what is required for a developer to utilize the architecture. We looked at how the SOLID principles applied to the architecture, allowing us to write decoupled units of code and isolating… Read More »Unit Testing – API Architecture for general purpose
In the previous post, we discussed the API architecture from a developers perspective and what is required for a developer to utilize the architecture. If you haven’t read the previous post you can find it here In this post, we will look at how the… Read More »S.O.L.I.D principles – API Architecture for general purpose
The purpose of the architecture is to modularise, isolate and control the flow of general components like authentication, authorization, validation, execution, error handling, basic auditing and responses using SOLID principles and clean code techniques. The architecture provides existing components as well as the ability to… Read More »Developers Perspective – API architecture for general purpose