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Anthony Trad

@AnthonyTrJoined May 2022

Senior Software Engineer focused on .NET and the Cloud. Reconsidering major principles and patterns. and like to squeeze every bit of perfor

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ATAnthony Tradanthonytr.hashnode.devMay 27, 2022 · 4 min read

Why you shouldn’t use the Dynamic type in .NET

Introduction If you’re an enthusiast like myself, you will get excited when Microsoft release some sort of updates on the language, new libraries or any documentation on what is the new fancy way of doing ‘This’. Microsoft target those releases to re...

ATAnthony Tradanthonytr.hashnode.devMay 19, 2022 · 5 min read

Why you shouldn’t use MediatR in .NET

Introduction So you’re writing code using .NET, and you surely follow the Clean Architecture and its layered abstractions. Apparently and even though the concept was introduced long ago, this is getting very trendy now. One of those is the famous Med...

ATAnthony Tradanthonytr.hashnode.devMay 9, 2022 · 4 min read

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Why you shouldn’t use the Dynamic type in .NET

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Why you shouldn't use the Repository pattern in .NET