Rafael Câmara articles - 15 total
Ports and Adapters Architecture (Hexagonal Architecture) in practice with .NET
In one of my previous blog posts, I wrote about the Ports and Adapters Architecture, also known as...
Ports and Adapters (Hexagonal Architecture)
Have you ever wondered how you could isolate your application from external concerns, like which...
Application Monitoring: Black-Box vs White-Box
Application monitoring, or just monitoring, refers to detecting if anything is failing in your...
C# LINQ Any Explained
The Any LINQ method allows you to check if there are elements in a given collection that satisfy a...
Downstream Resiliency: The Timeout, Retry, and Circuit-Breaker Patterns
As systems become more connected and dependent, downstream resiliency has become a key consideration...
Automate Your C# Library Deployment: Publishing to NuGet and GitHub Packages with GitHub Actions
So you’ve created a cool C# library that you want to share with your fellow developers, but don’t...
C4 Model - The Basics
Software Architecture is all about developing systems that scale and are maintainable. Clear...
Introducing wontbreak
Hello everyone! I'm very happy to announce my second open-source project called wontbreak. You can...
Latency vs Throughput
In today's blog we are going to discuss the difference between latency and throughput. These are two...
C# "using" keyword
In today's tutorial, we are going to discuss one of the keywords we frequently need to use: the using...
C# extension methods
In this tutorial, we will discuss how to use extensions methods in C# and the aspects to be aware of...
SOLID principles explained
The SOLID principles are a set of good practices of the Object-Oriented Design (OOD) world. We should...
Rate limiting in distributed systems
(cover image credit: https://tinyurl.com/576vc4jx) In this tutorial, I will explain what rate...
REST API Maturity Levels
We all have worked with REST APIs. They are extremely simple and intuitive. But we might want to take...
Search algorithms: Part 1
Searching is present in our daily life, from finding a contact in an alphabetically sorted contact...