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NuGet Package Alternatives when Migrating to .NET Core

Migrating from .NET Framework to .NET Core requires all of your NuGet Package dependencies to also be compliant with .NET Core. But what happens when you find a dependency that only targets .NET Framework? Here are a few NuGet package alternatives that I’ve run into during my own migration. Migrating from .NET Framework to .NET Core This post is in a blog series for migrating from .NET Framework to .NET Core. Here’ are some earlier post if you need to catch up: Migrating from .NET Framework to .NET Core Overview Migrating to ASP.NET Core .NET Portability Analyzer Multi-Targeted NuGet Package… Read More »NuGet Package Alternatives when Migrating to .NET Core

Multi-Targeted NuGet Package Gotchas!

In order to migrate your application from .NET Framework to .NET Core, one part of the migration is making sure all of your dependencies via NuGet packages will work on .NET Core. Most packages nowadays are multi-targeted. Meaning they target various versions of .NET Framework, .NET Core, and .NET Standard. Here are a few of multi-targeted NuGet package gotchas that I’ve discovered in my own migration. Migrating from .NET Framework to .NET Core This post is in a blog series for migrating from .NET Framework to .NET Core. Here’ are some earlier post if you need to catch up: Migrating… Read More »Multi-Targeted NuGet Package Gotchas!

CAP: Event Bus & Outbox Pattern

If you’re thinking of building or already are implementing a system using async messaging (SOA or Microservices) then you need to start thinking about what type of messaging library you want to use in front of a message broker. CAP is an Event Bus that implements the Outbox Pattern to deal with distributed transactions. YouTube I did a live stream exploring CAP that is over on my YouTube Channel. Distributed Transaction When you’re using messages (events) to communicate between systems you will run into the situation where you need to save data to your database, then publish an event to… Read More »CAP: Event Bus & Outbox Pattern