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Shahab Ganji @shahab-the-guy.dev · 24/03/2026

I’ll post my experience as soon as I get home 😬 recently I see everyone as unknown user ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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Shahab Ganji @shahab-the-guy.dev · 24/03/2026

Oh no, im on my way home to watch it 😭

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Shahab Ganji @shahab-the-guy.dev · 18/03/2026

That was an amazing workshop, hope see each other soon!

Shahab Ganji @shahab-the-guy.dev · 28/12/2025

🎄🎁 A Small Holiday Gift for Azure folks 🎁 ✨ 📺 youtu.be/ZMpjI8jYsGQ?... 📝 shahab-the-guy.dev Wishing you all an amazing holiday🎄 🎉 and a joyful 2026! 🥳 #Azure #AzureStorage #CloudArchitecture #Developers #SoftwareArchitecture #Learning #HappyHolidays #MVPbuzz #Microsoft

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Three Overlooked Features of Azure Storage Account

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Shahab Ganji @shahab-the-guy.dev · 16/11/2025

`DiagnosticSuppressor` shines, when we want a dynamic behavior for enabling/disabling a `DiagnosticAnalyzer`. Here I am covering them and of course with tests 😉 👉🏼 bit.ly/4p8d99a or scan the QR code! #Roslyn #DiagnosticAnalyzer #DiagnosticSuppressor #SourceGenerator #csharp #dotnet

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Duende Software @duendesoftware.com · 07/10/2025

Passwordless authentication is gaining momentum. The upcoming release of #dotnet 10 comes with built-in passkey support! In this post, we look at the new #Blazor project template and how it adds secure authentication using passkeys. duende.link/37egw9f #identity #passkey #webauthn #aspnetcore

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Duende Software - Identity and Access Management for .NET

We help companies using .NET to build identity and access control solutions for modern applications.

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Vaughn Vernon @vaughnvernon.bsky.social · 07/10/2025

YAGNI is too often a plague infecting otherwise good software design. It's a knee-jerk reaction to "I don't have a clue, so I'll ensure that I don't need to have a clue."

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Shahab Ganji @shahab-the-guy.dev · 13/09/2025

You ever wondered what is the difference between an `IHostedService` and a `BackgroundService`? The latter is designed for long-running tasks and the former for the short-running ones! 📹 youtu.be/S0H_qElq59Y?... 📚 shahab-the-guy.dev/blogPost/e4e... #aspnetcore #csharp #dotnet

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IHostedService vs. BackgroundService

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Shahab Ganji @shahab-the-guy.dev · 12/09/2025

🎥 My CodeCrafts 2025 talk is now online! Demystifying Event Sourcing: A Practical Approach 👉 www.youtube.com/watch?v=upRS... And hey — CodeCrafts 2026 is already around the corner 👀 🎟️ code-crafts.com

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Demystifying Event Sourcing: A Practical Approach | Shahab Ganji | CodeCrafts 2025

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Shahab Ganji @shahab-the-guy.dev · 22/07/2025

It was our pleasure to have you with the community and use your knowledge!

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Shahab Ganji @shahab-the-guy.dev · 19/07/2025

We are live, don’t miss out the show with @rlittlesii.bsky.social and me! 📺 (YouTube) 👉 www.youtube.com/watch?v=mPkg...

Shahab Ganji @shahab-the-guy.dev · 14/07/2025

Hey Maarten, I think one of the dates are wrong! On the shared link it is 8-9 October, but in the CFP page on sessionize, it is 18-19 September! 🤔

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Shahab Ganji @shahab-the-guy.dev · 09/07/2025

Join @flash0ver.bsky.social and me to for an hour about Null & Void, Everything about Nothing in .NET 😁 12th July 2025–18:00 CET 📺 www.youtube.com/watch?v=XX_6... Looking forward to seeing you there! 😊 #Microsoft #dotnet #csharp #MicrosoftZeroToHero #DeveloperCommunity #MVP #MVPbuzz

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Stefan Pölz - Null & Void - Everything about Nothing in .NET

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JetBrains Rider @rider.jetbrains.com · 20/06/2025

We're stunned by the love our new #OpenTelemetry plugin for Rider has been receiving lately 🤯 We thought "Hey, observability inside the IDE sounds useful" and gave it our best shot, but the response has been...wow. Bottom line: No more dashboard hopping to optimize your .NET app! 👉 jb.gg/ot-in-rd

This screenshot from JetBrains Rider shows a tool window with logs and metrics pertaining to OpenTelemetry, as well as an architectural chart for a .NET application for the purposes of runtime observability.

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Shahab Ganji @shahab-the-guy.dev · 20/06/2025

Not compatible with the latest version, 2025.1.3

Shahab Ganji @shahab-the-guy.dev · 03/06/2025

I’m sure your worst is 4.9/5 😉😁

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Shahab Ganji @shahab-the-guy.dev · 03/06/2025

Haha, if you’ve heard mine a week ago, you wouldn’t talk about disappointment 😂

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Shahab Ganji @shahab-the-guy.dev · 03/06/2025

Heading to @eventcentric.bsky.social for two days of great talks, looking forward to talk with @noctovis.bsky.social about event versioning and @oskardudycz.bsky.social about Event Sourcing 😊

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Shahab Ganji @shahab-the-guy.dev · 27/05/2025

At Microsoft build, a new way to run C# applications was introduced, check out my latest post to get familiar with it: 📝 bit.ly/4kopAeU #csharp #build #Build2025 #MVPbuzz #dotnet #csproj #programming #softwaredevelopment #dotnet10

Shahab Ganji @shahab-the-guy.dev · 08/05/2025

I am implementing a new feature in a code base, and want to emphasize that "Code Duplication is a lesser evil than coupling"! 😭 Just saying ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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Shahab Ganji @shahab-the-guy.dev · 28/04/2025

imho, Git Kraken was the best, but since I did not want to switch between Rider and a git gui, I use mostly git in rider

Oskar Dudycz @oskardudycz.bsky.social · 28/04/2025

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Have you heard a surgeon say, "I won't sterilise my tools, as the patient won't let me"? I haven't, but I have heard multiple times, "Business won't let us add unit tests." I wrote a bit on such lies we tell to ourselves in the latest #ArchitectureWeekly www.architecture-weekly.com/p/business-w...

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Business Won't Let Me and other lies we tell to ourselves

Have you heard a surgeon say, "I won't sterilise my tools, as patient won't let me"? I didn't, but I heard, multiple times, "Business won't let us add unit tests." Let's discuss how real this phrase i...

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I will check it, thanks for sharing.

Yes, but there are document size limitations, 2MB, and also there are some limits over the transaction batch size. I was thinking of a separate document as well but in the same transaction as the logical partition for the stream and events.

I liked it on first impression, let’s see how it’d be in log run 😁

Yeah, I am struggling on projections part, I need to think about at least two approaches, inline and async ones. Considering limitations on the backing storage even the inline would not work all the time, and then proper api to return relevant errors is tricky!

Yeah, I already have some for end of this working week, will keep you updated 😜

Even though you mentioned that at the end, does not mean kids should not be inspired and try out something safe 😁😅

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I double that! Also, the feed from @martin.eventmodeling.org helped me to connect the dots from Event Modeling to ES. even though EM does not necessarily mean one has to do ES.

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I am doing that, not on production products, but to learn more about the internals of the approach! 😅😬

I am finally back from three weeks of being busy and an awesome vacation!

Shahab Ganji @shahab-the-guy.dev · 02/04/2025

I am back to analysis paralysis mode 😭🤷🏻‍♂️ I hope tomorrow by writing down all thoughts (useful or not) helps.

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Shahab Ganji @shahab-the-guy.dev · 01/04/2025

This is absolutely true 👍🏼 in the past it was like that in some companies I worked for; atm, I just have the other experience. However, after your response I’m trying to be a good model to be followed 😅

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Shahab Ganji @shahab-the-guy.dev · 01/04/2025

I think I need to read it multiple times :)) You mean logs also have those values, right? But I think, observability is more than just having traces or logs, it’s more how we use them to debug systems 🤔

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Shahab Ganji @shahab-the-guy.dev · 01/04/2025

Just today I was trying to convince people that we should use traces and not (just) logs

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Shahab Ganji @shahab-the-guy.dev · 31/03/2025

Is there also some aspire stop command taking the name of the service as an argument?

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Shahab Ganji @shahab-the-guy.dev · 30/03/2025

I haven’t done anything in March, and it was more like being tired and rest; April and May, on the other hand, will be a marathon of work, family time and fun. 🏃‍♂️‍➡️😊 💪🏼

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Mattias Karlsson @devlead.se · 26/03/2025

📅📢Hurry up! The @oredev.org CFP deadline of March 31st is approaching fast. As a volunteer overseeing the #dotnet track, I'm eager to review your top-notch submissions. Don't miss out; submit now! Submission link: sessionize.com/oredev-2025/ #cfp #opportunity #techconference

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Shahab Ganji @shahab-the-guy.dev · 26/03/2025

It’s already there sir! 😅😊 both my favorite topics 😜

Shahab Ganji @shahab-the-guy.dev · 26/03/2025

“You can’t change the world of bad software design. You can only hope to implement proper DDD in projects you work on.” - @vaughnvernon.bsky.social I could 100% relate to this, sometimes brown field projects prevents you from achieving proper DDD, and sometimes people in your team.

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Mattias Karlsson @devlead.se · 22/03/2025

Just blogged: Introducing AZDOI, a .NET tool designed to document Azure DevOps organizations by generating Markdown files. This tool helps keep track of your projects and repositories. Read more: www.devlead.se/posts/2025/2... #DevOps #Azure #DotNet #DevOpsDocs

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@devlead - Mattias Karlsson's Blog - Introducing AZDOI

A DevOps tool to document a Azure DevOps organization

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Shahab Ganji @shahab-the-guy.dev · 22/03/2025

I don’t have any reference for that, I think if you could analyze code using just syntax tree it’d be faster than doing it by registering actions for semantic model. I am not sure what would be the case for operations, I think they are more for language agnostic scenarios ¯\_(ツ)_/¯