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www.frankysnotes.com
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dontcodetired.com
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| | | | | Don't Code Tired - Jason Roberts on Software Development and .NET - (This post refers to Azure Functions v2) There are different ways to access both the request data an | |
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carlosschults.net
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| | | | | This is my first "real" post here on my blog, and I decided to talk about value types and reference types. This is somewhat of a basic subject, in the sense ... | |
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elvanydev.com
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| | | Handling errors properly have always been an important and delicate task when it comes to making our applications more reliable. It is true that we can't know when an exception will happen, but it is true that we can control how our applications should behave under an undesirable state, such as a handled or unhandled exception scenario. When I say that we can control the behavior when the application fails, I'm not only referring to logging the error; I mean, that's important, but it's not enough! Nowadays with the power of cloud computing and all of its advantages, we can build robust, high availability and scalable solutions, but cloud infrastructure brings with its own challenges as well, such as transient errors. It is true that transient faults can occu... | ||
