"Clean Architecture" and indirection. No thanks.

Entity Framework Core on the Query Side of CQRS... Or Something Else? Well, a video was posted on this topic, and a member of my channel asked me my thoughts. I started watching it, and I realized I was talking out loud. So instead, I decided to record my thoughts and provide feedback. So here we go.

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Original Video by Milan: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RgqCavV2cqQ
Follow Up: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IGVRVO7KTss

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#software_architecture #software_design #cqrs #event_sourcing #design_patterns #software_architect #programming #.net #.net_core #asp.net #asp.net_core #soa #microservices #message_queues #kafka #event_bus #event_driven_architecture #azure_service_bus #rabbitmq #distributed_transactions #service_bus #mass_transit #nservicebus #message_queue #message_queuing #messaging_patterns #service_oriented_architecture #microservice_architecture #domain-driven_design #enterprise_service_bus

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