Author: Nithin Mohan TK

.NET 6 introduces “Minimal APIs”, a stripped-down approach to building HTTP APIs without the ceremony of Controllers, Filters, or `Startup.cs`. Four Lines of Code Parameter Binding It infers binding from route, query, or body automatically. Key Takeaways Minimal APIs are **faster** than Controllers (less reflection overhead). You can still use DI, Auth, and Validation. Great […]

Don’t implement `RabbitMQ.Client` directly. It’s complex and error-prone. **MassTransit** abstracts the message broker (RabbitMQ, Azure Service Bus, SQS), providing a unified API for consumers, sagas, and fault tolerance. Defining a Consumer Configuration Key Takeaways MassTransit handles **Connection Recovery** and **Retry Policies** out of the box. Use **Sagas** for long-running stateful workflows.

Copy-pasting Bicep code defeats the purpose of Infrastructure as Code. **Modules** allow you to strictly define inputs and outputs for reusable components (like a standardized VNET or Storage Account), enforcing compliance across the enterprise. Creating a Module Consuming the Module Key Takeaways Publish modules to a **Private Bicep Registry** (ACR) for cross-team sharing. Use `br:myregistry.azurecr.io/bicep/storage:v1` […]