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Using dispatcher class to resolve CQRS commands and queries in ASP.NET Core
Injecting dispatcher class instead of multiple commands and queries in controller constructor
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Recently I wrote an article about Automatic CQRS handler registration in ASP.NET Core with reflection in order to reduce number of lines for registering command and query to IOC container in ASP.NET Core. However, this solution does reduce lines for service registration in the startup, you still need to add all command and query handlers as parameters to the controller constructor. ...read more
Automatic CQRS handler registration in ASP.NET Core with reflection
Registering all query and command handlers in your CQRS implementation in ASP.NET Core
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Command Query Responsibility Segregation (CQRS) pattern is one of my favorite way of handling the Web API requests for a simple reason that is clearly separates reading and writing. Quite often at some stage of the project you will hit the performance bottlenecks which are most probably cause by the way you are reading ow writing your data. CQRS splits reading and writing so that you can independently use different persistence framework for reading and writing...read more

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