Jeremy D. Miller • 8/13/2026

Using the Wolverine “Side Effect” Model to Simplify Code

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This article discusses using Wolverine's 'Side Effect' model to simplify code in HTTP endpoints. It demonstrates how returning an ISideEffect record from a handler reduces parameter count and decouples dependencies like audit logging. The approach improves testability by making side effects explicit and easier to verify. The article includes a practical example from CritterWatch, showing before and after code, and highlights the benefits of this pattern for cleaner, more maintainable code.

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