PinnedPublished inGeek Culture[Rust] Event-Driven Programming with Rust and RabbitMQ using Crosstown Bus [Updated]Event-driven design pattern helps us to create distributed applications which are execute asynchronously and scalable separately.Apr 10, 20221Apr 10, 20221
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Published inGeek CultureFirst Steps With .NET Core Testing Using NUnit and NSubstitute (Second and Last Part)This article is the continuation of this one, where I created the solution with the Domain layer and the interface to the Infrastructure…Nov 25, 2020Nov 25, 2020
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Published inThe StartupDependency Injection in Rust Using Waiter DIDependency injection is a technique which is largely used to avoid tight coupling inside the applications, by abstracting objects/modules…Nov 11, 20202Nov 11, 20202
Published inGeek CultureAsync Rust With Tokio and MongoDBI’ve been investing some time of the past two months in Rust. Some online courses and YouTube videos. My first impressions: I’m really…Nov 8, 20201Nov 8, 20201
Published inThe StartupDependency Injection in Typescript with InversifyWhen we start to use Typescript to program in Node.js, usually our main goal is make use of the benefits of object oriented languages…Jan 19, 20202Jan 19, 20202