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2026

Azure Service Bus sessions: Pub/sub without autoforwarding original ↗

21 Sept 2026

Azure Service Bus sessions: Delayed retries may need a hold-back original ↗

15 Sept 2026

Azure Service Bus: Migrate topology one event at a time original ↗

2 Sept 2026

Azure Service Bus: Designing for blast radius original ↗

25 Aug 2026

Azure Service Bus: One topic, many subscriptions original ↗

14 Aug 2026

Azure Service Bus: Count your filters original ↗

2 Aug 2026

Keep the gains: performance regression testing without fooling yourself original ↗

20 Jul 2026

Event Sourcing: undo set-remove-based bi-temporal events – because we must original ↗

14 Jul 2026

Event Sourcing: set-and-remove-based bi-temporal events original ↗

7 Jul 2026

The scheduler is part of your message pump original ↗

2 Jul 2026

When the handler outlives the lease original ↗

29 Jun 2026

Event Sourcing: Aggregates, Dynamic Consistency Boundaries, or what?original ↗

23 Jun 2026

A benchmark win is not the finish line original ↗

22 Jun 2026

Message pumps fail in the transaction details original ↗

20 Jun 2026

Event Sourcing: temporally misplaced or duplicated events original ↗

16 Jun 2026

Turn messy production code into a useful benchmark original ↗

15 Jun 2026

A message queue bought us time original ↗

13 Jun 2026

Event sourcing: non-bi-temporal events in a bi-temporal stream original ↗

9 Jun 2026

Read profiles without chasing every red bar original ↗

8 Jun 2026

Event Sourcing: the not-so-simple bi-temporal basics original ↗

2 Jun 2026

Build a profiling harness before you benchmark original ↗

1 Jun 2026

Stop guessing: the performance loop for production code original ↗

27 May 2026

Event Sourcing: Why we built our own “library”original ↗

26 May 2026

Azure Service Bus: Earn the redesign original ↗

22 May 2026

Event Sourcing: trade-offs of Event versioning and migrating approaches original ↗

19 May 2026

Small optimizations, large systems: tightening the Event Hubs partition key hash loop original ↗

18 May 2026

Small optimizations, large systems: removing allocations from Event Hubs partition key hashing original ↗

15 May 2026

Event Sourcing: compensation – the simple way out when things go wrong original ↗

12 May 2026

Event Sourcing: You better Prevent long event streams original ↗

5 May 2026

Event Sourcing: Read Models to the rescue original ↗

28 Apr 2026

Event Sourcing: A simple trick to get around read models original ↗

21 Apr 2026

Event Sourcing: Simple is often enough original ↗

14 Apr 2026

The Problem with Secondary Domain Events in Event Sourcing original ↗

1 Apr 2026

To test, or not to Test? Part 5 – Final words original ↗

24 Mar 2026

To test, or not to Test? Part 4 – Make it easy to test locally original ↗

19 Mar 2026

To test, or not to Test? Part 3 – Make it easier to recover from a defect original ↗

17 Mar 2026

To test, or not to Test? Part 2 – Make it hard to make mistakes original ↗

12 Mar 2026

To test, or not to Test? Part 1 – Why Test? And at what cost?original ↗

10 Mar 2026

An ode to “Slowly” handcrafted code original ↗

2 Feb 2026

C# – F# Interop (2026 edition)original ↗

6 Jan 2026

2025

Why you shouldn’t use INs in SQL and what to use instead original ↗

11 Dec 2025

I like my F# code type annotation-free original ↗

10 Dec 2025

Sprints, backlogs and Scrum Masters are a thing of the past. But what is the current state of play?original ↗

20 Aug 2025

Sketchnote: Responsibilty Driven Development Revisted by Ian Cooper original ↗

25 Jul 2025

Disabling Indices in a -bacpac file (Sql Server)original ↗

14 May 2025

Tests are Documentation, or are they?original ↗

9 Apr 2025

Sketchnote: Practices for Effective Continuous Software Architecture – Eoin Woods original ↗

8 Apr 2025

Sketchnote: Model Rigor, You Say – Rebecca Wirfs-Brock original ↗

7 Mar 2025

Sketchnote: Evolutionary Architecture and the Role of DDD – Rebecca Parsons original ↗

5 Mar 2025

Sketchnote: Every Event, Everywhere, All at Once – Jacqui Read original ↗

5 Mar 2025

Sketchnote: Modelling up! – Alberto Brandolini original ↗

5 Mar 2025

Sketchnote: what we learned about event sourcing and DDD while building a bank – Thomas Bøgh Fangel original ↗

5 Mar 2025

Software Architecture is more than Boxes and Arrows original ↗

4 Mar 2025

2024

Your First day on the team = releasing Your first feature original ↗

13 Dec 2024

Onion, Hexagonal, Clean or Fractal Architecture? All of them, and more!!original ↗

19 Sept 2024

Evolution of Software Architectures original ↗

4 Sept 2024

The Story of a bug hunt original ↗

19 Jun 2024

(Mis)estimation – why estimates tend to be wrong original ↗

7 Feb 2024

2023

Our Experience with Bi-temporal Event Sourcing original ↗

4 Dec 2023

Angular Signals – When should I use what?original ↗

7 Aug 2023

Angular Signals – How to reuse Backend Results?original ↗

27 Jul 2023

Angular Signals – How to use them in a simple way?original ↗

17 Jul 2023

Myths about F#: Code without type annotations is hard to review! No, it’s a relief.original ↗

28 Jun 2023

Version Conflicts with NuGet Packages original ↗

14 Jun 2023

The caretaker model – our way of working original ↗

13 Jun 2023

Today’s random F# code: one-line unit tests original ↗

24 May 2023

Myths about F#: F#’s strict ordering is dumb! No, it’s great for taming dependencies.original ↗

9 May 2023

Myths about F#: F# is slow! No, F# can be really fast.original ↗

4 May 2023

Today’s random F# code: Using measures to give types more meaning original ↗

20 Apr 2023

Myths about F#: F# is hard to learn! No, it’s just different than C#.original ↗

14 Apr 2023

Object-Oriented vs. Functional Programming with C# and F# [Presentation]original ↗

7 Apr 2023

Myths about F#: We can’t use F# because we can’t rewrite everything from C#! You don’t have to, use Interop.original ↗

4 Apr 2023

Today’s random F# code: Using Verify to prevent breaking changes in stored data original ↗

31 Mar 2023

Today’s random F# code: Code Structure original ↗

22 Mar 2023

Myths about F#: We tried FP in C#, and it’s unreadable! Yes, but that’s where F# shines.original ↗

21 Mar 2023

Myths about F#: Imperative code is simpler than functional code! No, not at all, but you are more used to it.original ↗

1 Mar 2023

Today’s random F# code: Regex Active Pattern in API Validation original ↗

26 Feb 2023

Myths about F#: F# is for FP, C# for OOP! No, F# loves OO.original ↗

22 Feb 2023

Today’s random F# code: Nice test error messages with Unquote and Diffract original ↗

20 Feb 2023

Myths about F#: F# has too many operators! Many, but not more than C#.original ↗

16 Feb 2023

Using SRTP-Active Patterns in F#original ↗

12 Feb 2023

Today’s random F# code: Domain modelling with discriminated unions original ↗

9 Feb 2023

Myths about F#: F# is for math problems only! No, F# is a general-purpose programming language.original ↗

8 Feb 2023

Today’s random F# code: Result instead of exceptions original ↗

8 Feb 2023

Today’s random F# code: validation original ↗

6 Feb 2023

Myths about F#: C# will become F# anyway, so we don’t need F#! Nope, not happening.original ↗

6 Feb 2023

Today’s random F# code: Type inference original ↗

2 Feb 2023

2022

Our journey to F#: C#-F# Interop original ↗

2 Dec 2022

BenQ ScreenBar – the gadget you don’t know you need original ↗

18 Oct 2022

Using System.Text.Json alongside Newtonsoft Json.Net original ↗

15 Oct 2022

NgForm with nested validation original ↗

15 Jun 2022

Creating a lazy-loading wrapper component in Angular original ↗

15 Mar 2022

2021

2021 in blog posts original ↗

21 Dec 2021

Our journey to F#: The effect of F# on our (unit) tests original ↗

6 Dec 2021

Pimping Unquote original ↗

2 Jul 2021

Type-safety across .Net and TypeScript – Testing JSON serialization and deserialization original ↗

27 Apr 2021

Our journey to F#: making async understand Tasks original ↗

22 Apr 2021

Our journey to F#: JSON serialization with a mix of C# and F#original ↗

19 Apr 2021

Angular Component – part 3: Validation original ↗

15 Apr 2021

Type-safety across .Net and TypeScript – TypeScript-friendly JSON serialization of F# types original ↗

7 Apr 2021