by Genny Paudice | Apr 22, 2020 | Blog
In my previous articles, we have seen how useful it is to use communication technologies and solutions such as RabbitMQ or an ESB (Enterprise Service Bus) such as Rebus, whether they are on-premise or cloud, to decouple communication in software...
by Francesco Vastarella | Apr 15, 2020 | Blog
In my previous article (part one and part two), we saw the news features introduced in version 8 of C #, but the team is already working on version 9, and we can appreciate some changes. Obviously, at the moment the new features are still under...
by Salvatore Sorrentino | Apr 8, 2020 | Blog
In our job, it’s very challenging to follow the continuous evolution of the frameworks and development tools. In this article, we will see what’s new in Angular 9, why it is a remarkable version, and why it is worthful test it as soon as possible. The expected release...
by Enrico Bencivenga | Apr 1, 2020 | Blog
In my last article, we talked about the use of ElasticSearch as a simple full-text search engine, how to install and configure it in a quick way and how to integrate it in our .NET Web application. Today, we are going to show you, still in the context of an...
by Adolfo Arnold | Mar 25, 2020 | Blog
How often have you called an API and received more data than needed? Or, on the contrary, you obtained less than necessary and therefore have to make more calls to different endpoints to have all the information required?Those two events are...
by Francesco de Vicariis | Mar 18, 2020 | Blog
During the development of our own CMS WebRight, we found that people from outside the team also need to develop plugins. I thought it might be interesting to tell you how we dealt with the problem, showing you how to develop a plugin system for your .NET applications....
