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Common frameworks, libraries and design patterns I use

Published April 1, 2022 in .NET core , Angular , Architecture , Azure , Azure Active Directory , Azure ADB2C , Design Patterns , OAuth2 , OpenID Connect

In this short post, I share some of the core frameworks, libraries and design patterns I worked with on a regular basis.

Tags: bootstrap , clean architecture , CQRS , dapper , entity framework core , MSAL , msal angular , oidc-client-js

Notes on Component Cohesion

Published February 5, 2022 in Architecture , Design Patterns , Object Oriented Programming

In this post, I summarize the three component principles regarding component cohesion which I learned from reading the book “Clean Architecture : A Craftsman’s Guide to Software Structure and Design” by Robert Martin. The three principles are: The Reuse/Release Equivalence Principle, The Common Closure Principle, and The Common Reuse Principle.

Tags: clean architecture , common closure principle , common reuse principle , organization , package design , reusability , reuse release equivalence principle , solid principles

Notes on The Clean Architecture

Published October 3, 2021 in .NET , .NET core , Architecture , ASP.NET core , Design Patterns

In this post, I’m going to share my understanding of clean architecture after reading about it in the book “Clean Architecture” and other posts, as well as how I implement the clean architecture in an ASP.NET core project.

Tags: clean architecture , dependency inversion principle , dependency rule , mediator , onion architecture