A summary of recent Wolverine releases, highlighting new features like inferred message grouping, EF Core domain events, and bug fixes.
Explains the differences between Call and Start Orchestration in BizTalk Server, detailing parameter types and direction options.
Explains how Azure API Management can directly publish messages to Azure Service Bus using a managed identity and a specific policy.
A curated collection of articles on software architecture, development practices, and Agile methodologies, focusing on platform engineering, code quality, and team dynamics.
A detailed comparison of Azure Service Bus and RabbitMQ, covering architecture, features, protocols, and use cases to help choose the right message broker.
An introduction to NATS, an open-source technology for connecting applications and microservices over a network.
A tutorial on implementing loosely coupled messaging between services using Azure Service Bus queues and the .NET SDK.
Signal's new sponsorship model is a sustainable alternative to ad-based revenue, ensuring user privacy and long-term viability.
Explains how to scale ASP.NET Core SignalR applications using Azure Service Bus as a cheaper alternative to Redis or Azure SignalR Service.
A critical analysis of Signal's security model, focusing on its reliance on Google Play Services and resistance to F-Droid distribution.
A developer shares video and slides from their IoT Weekend 2017 session on open-source messaging, IoT protocols, and platforms like EnMasse and Eclipse Hono.
Upcoming events and sessions about the EnMasse and Eclipse Hono open-source projects for scalable messaging and IoT solutions.
A step-by-step tutorial on building a .NET Core console application that integrates with Azure Service Bus using the AMQP protocol.
Introduces EasyAzureServiceBus, an open-source .NET library simplifying pub/sub messaging with Service Bus 1.1 for Windows Server.
Explains Microsoft Azure Service Bus, a PaaS for asynchronous messaging, system integration, and mobile push notifications.
A review of the ZeroMQ book, praising its coverage of the technology and its advanced software development concepts.
A developer explores how to improve traditional CRUD applications by integrating concepts from CQRS and event-driven architecture.
A developer's curated list of resources, links, and videos for learning the CQRS (Command Query Responsibility Segregation) architectural pattern and Event Sourcing.
