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@IamvishalT Yes, for absolute beginners.

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@DanRibar @MudBlazor is generally what I go with. Pretty sure that is what many others use.

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RT @iammukeshm: Yesterday, I shared a tutorial on implementing CQRS in an #aspnetcore 8 Web API using MediatR to build clean and efficient…

Yesterday, I shared a tutorial on implementing CQRS in an #aspnetcore 8 Web API using MediatR to build clean and efficient applications. But what if we could make it even better? 🤔 A crucial next step is validating requests at the HTTP pipeline level. Integrating FluentValidation with MediatR-based systems allows us to validate incoming requests before they hit the endpoint effortlessly. This ensures that only requests meeting business rules are processed, leading to a more robust and maintainable application. MediatR provides a powerful pipeline behavior feature that allows you to cleanly and modularly add cross-cutting concerns like validation, logging, and performance tracking. You can centralize these concerns by leveraging pipeline behaviors without cluttering your core business logic. This is what exactly we will learn today. Read: #dotnet #cleanarchitecture #modular #csharp #mediatr #pattern #validation

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