Messaging on Azure And Microsoft BUILD Catch-Up
This week, I learned the basics of Azure Service Bus, Azure Event Hub, and Azure Event Grid.
I went to a local user group meetup, and the presenter gave a detailed overview of those services.
The main goal of messaging is to decouple the message from the sender.
For example, you create a new message or event when a user performs a certain action. Other parts of the system can then react to the event.
It reaffirmed the importance of continuous learning for us as developers . It’s crucial that we keep adding new tools to our toolbelt.
You never know when a project comes around that benefits from a certain technique, library, tool, or service.
Microsoft Build 2024 Catch-Up
Last week, Microsoft held the Microsoft Build 2024 conference. There were 35 sessions relevant to .NET development (YouTube).
The leading session was titled “Highly Technical Talk” with Hanselman and Toub. You can watch the replay on YouTube.
AI and .NET Aspire were also topics discussed at this year’s Build conference.
There were also sessions about WinUI and WPF development.
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