Jan 13 路 10 min read 路 Introduction The Mediator pattern is a common architectural approach used to reduce coupling and to structure application logic around explicit requests and handlers. It helps keep orchestration separate from business logic and makes systems easier t...
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Nov 11, 2025 路 4 min read 路 The Mediator pattern has become almost a default choice in many .NET projects I鈥檝e seen over the years. It promises better separation of responsibilities, cleaner controllers, lower coupling, and the idea that it is the right enterprise approach for ...
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Jan 15, 2023 路 8 min read 路 This blog post will discuss CQRS and Mediator patterns and apply them in an Asp.Net Core application. What is CQS? CQS is a design pattern, and the acronym stands for Command Query Separation. It states that every method should either be a command th...
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Dec 30, 2022 路 4 min read 路 In this article, we will look at how to create a notification library in .NET Core inspired by the popular MediatR library. We will start by defining the core interfaces that make up the notification system, and then we will build a mediator class th...
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Nov 15, 2022 路 12 min read 路 Welcome Back! 馃憢 So glad you made it back for Part 2, in Part 1: Broadcast Messaging - In Memory we created the implementation of something called Flow. Which is simply the broadcast of messages across many Consumers from many Originators leveraging ...
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Oct 22, 2022 路 10 min read 路 Inspiration Origination executes distinctly from Consumption From the beginning 馃 The idea of a Mediator is generally the go to when we want to decouple a Request from its Processing. There's already some well established and widely used mediator ...
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