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Domain-driven Design: CQRS in Practice
This course will teach you how to build applications using CQRS and domain-driven design for better scalability and maintainability.
Intermediate
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Domain-driven Design: CQRS in Practice
This course will teach you how to build applications using CQRS and domain-driven design for better scalability and maintainability.
Intermediate
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What you'll learn
Traditional CRUD applications can fall short in complex domains, leading to scalability and maintenance challenges. In this course, Domain-driven Design: CQRS in Practice, you’ll learn to evolve a traditional CRUD-based application into a scalable, testable, and domain-focused system using CQRS and domain-driven design. First, you’ll explore the problems with CRUD in complex domains and how CQRS solves them. Next, you’ll discover how you can separate read and write operations. Finally, you’ll learn how to use domain events and read model projections. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of CQRS needed to structure modern .NET applications for the long term.
Domain-driven Design: CQRS in Practice
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Lindsey Broos is a .NET developer and Microsoft MVP in Developer Technologies with a background in medical research. She made the switch to software development in 2018 and has since been working primarily with C#, .NET, and Azure in both consulting and product teams. She currently works as a consultant at Talent-IT. Lindsey is passionate about improving the way developers work and enjoys creating content that helps make software development more approachable and sustainable. She leads Visug (the .NET user group in Belgium) and is part of the content teams behind conferences like Techorama and Azure Dev Summit.