Vaibhav

@vaibhav711

Code. Learn. Share. Repeat.

Hyderabad, Telangana, IndiaJoined June 2025

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I break down complex software concepts into actionable blog posts. Writing about cloud, code, architecture, and everything in between.

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Tech consulting, architecture reviews, and mentorship in .NET, Azure, and full-stack development.

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CQRS with MediatR: Command and Query Separation in .NET

As your .NET application grows in complexity, mixing business logic for reads and writes in the same service or controller can lead to confusion, duplication, and tight coupling. That’s where CQRS (Command Query Responsibility Segregation) comes in. ...

Jun 5, 20253 min read

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Clean Architecture in .NET: Practical Implementation

Clean Architecture is more than just a buzzword—it’s a blueprint for building systems that are independent of frameworks, UI, databases, and infrastructure concerns. Coined by Uncle Bob (Robert C. Martin), it emphasizes separation of concerns, depend...

Jun 5, 20254 min read

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Designing the Architecture: Layered, Modular, or Vertical Slices?

When building scalable applications in .NET, one of the most fundamental and impactful decisions you’ll make is how to organize your codebase. Architecture isn’t just folder structure, it influences how your team collaborates, how features evolve, an...

Jun 5, 20255 min read

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Understanding and Implementing the IDisposable Pattern in .NET

Resource management is a critical part of application stability and performance. In .NET, the IDisposable interface provides a clean, standardized way to release unmanaged resources. In this article, we’ll explore: Why and when to implement IDisposa...

Jun 4, 20253 min read

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How I Upgraded a Legacy .NET Core 3.1 Project to .NET 8—With Minimal Pain

Upgrading a legacy application sounds exciting until you realize how many things can break. I recently led the migration of a production .NET Core 3.1 application to .NET 8, and it turned out to be smoother than expected, thanks to a disciplined appr...

Jun 4, 20254 min read

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CQRS with MediatR: Command and Query Separation in .NET

Clean Architecture in .NET: Practical Implementation

Designing the Architecture: Layered, Modular, or Vertical Slices?

Understanding and Implementing the IDisposable Pattern in .NET

How I Upgraded a Legacy .NET Core 3.1 Project to .NET 8—With Minimal Pain

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Vaibhav's blogs

Recently published

CQRS with MediatR: Command and Query Separation in .NET

Clean Architecture in .NET: Practical Implementation

Designing the Architecture: Layered, Modular, or Vertical Slices?

Understanding and Implementing the IDisposable Pattern in .NET

How I Upgraded a Legacy .NET Core 3.1 Project to .NET 8—With Minimal Pain