Sergey .NET
Continue to work with how to create as simple as possible scheduling and exception handling for .NET Core Worker Services. This is next blog post in the blog series about .NET Core Worker Service.
Started another blog series about Node.js API. Decided to learn how to write production-ready API using TypeScript, tsoa and Node.js and here is the first blog post. The idea is to compare .NET Core API with Node.js API and find out probably some advantages and disadvantages with both technology and to give some recommendation which technologi to choose, when.
Blogs
CQRS and MediatR in ASP.NET Core
Creating Real-Time Charts with Blazor WebAssembly and SignalR
LinkedIn: Vladimir Pecanac
Twitter: @CodeMazeBlog
Conway's Law, DDD, and Microservices
LinkedIn: Steve (ardalis) Smith
Twitter: @ardalis

Disassembly improvements for optimized managed debugging
LinkedIn: Mark Downie
Twitter: @poppastring
A New Era of Azure Functions Development
LinkedIn: Tatsuro Shibamura
Twitter: @shibayan

How to call isolated JavaScript code in .NET 5.0 Blazor projects with JSObjectReference
LinkedIn: Roman Simuta
Twitter: @RomanSimuta
Book
The Developer’s Guide to Azure

Video
Future of C#
LinkedIn: Mads Torgersen
Twitter: @MadsTorgersen
Writing Visual Studio Extensions with Mads - Snippets
LinkedIn: Mads Kristensen
Twitter: @mkristensen
Cloud Skills Challenge
Microsoft Ignite Cloud Skills Challenge
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