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In this fourth post in my series about event sourced aggregates I will continue work on the command handlers. In the 3rd post I did some c...

This is the 3rd part of my series about event sourced aggregates. In the first post I outlined a typical implementation of event sourced ag...

In the first post in this series I outlined a typical C# implmentation of  event sourced aggregates. In this post we add a second feature t...

This is the first post in a series of posts that takes its offset in a design problem I've encountered repeatedly with event sourced agg...

This is the fourth post about the C# 6 features I used when moving Nancy.Linker over to C# 6. The first part was about primary constructors...

This is the third post about the C# 6 features I used when moving Nancy.Linker over to C# 6. The first part was about primary constructors ...

How much should a unit test cover? What is the 'unit' which it should test? This seems to be a recurring discussion among developers...

This is the second post about the C# 6 features I used when moving Nancy.Linker over to C# 6. The first part was about primary constructors...

Update 2nd October 2014: Yesterdaty primary constructors was pulled from the planned features of C# 6, rendering this post somewhat irrelev...

I'm still at the ØreDev 2013 conference were I did a talk called "Layers Considered Harmful" 2 days ago, and already the video...

I got this question about the Nancy book the other day on twitter: @chr_horsdal Hi Christian, in the book you don't seem to use the ...

This a quick, subjective, unauthorative and very non-scientific comparison of building applications with XAML and with JavaFx . The comparis...

I've been toying around with an idea for a while. It's sort of half baked, but inspired by some good conversations about it at AAOS...

Lets look at something pretty basic: Commit comments. Why are they important? -Good commit comments should summarize the context and intent ...

If you write code professionally, you will have days where you find yourself utterly stuck on a problem. In fact, some days coding feels lik...

Following up on my last post I want to focus one point in the second decision diagram in that post. The diagram is a rule of thumb for deci...

In my last post I wrote how you want a framework to give you a way out, when parts of the framework turns out to be too constraining. In thi...

Frameworks are a very big part of software today. Framworks often provide much of the architecture of a system because a framework comes wit...

As I've written about earlier  I've been spending some time lately learning Scala. A side effect has been learning and using two tes...

This the 5th and final post in my series about my 16 pieces of developer advice. In the previous post I listed the 16 pieces in headline for...