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MassTransit v2.0.1 Available
At the end of October, we released MassTransit v2.0.1 to GitHub and NuGet. This release only included a few fixes that didn’t make it into the v2.0 release. Since I never made an official announcement of v2.0 on the blog, … Continue reading
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Actor Model Programming in C#
Last week, I had the pleasure of attending Øredev in Malmö, Sweden. While at the conference, I presented two sessions — including a new talk on Actor Model Programming in C#. This was the first official presentation I’ve given on … Continue reading
MassTransit v2.0 Beta Available Now on NuGet!
After what seems like a long slumber, along with work being done on other projects such as Topshelf and Stact, it is our great pleasure to announce the first beta release of MassTransit v2.0. What originally started out as a … Continue reading
Posted in c#, masstransit, msmq
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The Right Tool, The Right Time
Over the past few months I have been reviewing many of the products I was involved in creating, both as a developer and an architect, and have assembled an inventory of the technology and architecture used. With a catalog of products … Continue reading
Posted in Development
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MassTransit Update
It’s been a while since I’ve posted about MassTransit, the .NET distributed application framework and service bus that Dru Sellers, myself, and several other contributors have been working on for the past 2.5 years. This is mostly due to a … Continue reading
Posted in .net, masstransit
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Leveraging Windows 7 Boot to VHD to Test Visual Studio 2010
The goal of this article is simple: a clean installation of Windows 7 that can be used to test new versions of Visual Studio 2010 until we reach RTM. Since a new beta drops every couple of months (and maybe … Continue reading
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Traveling to Technical Events
Over the past couple of years I have been traveling more, both for work and to attend and/or present at a variety of technical events. While I have yet to earn the esteemed grizzled road veteran merit badge, I have … Continue reading
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Building a Service Gateway Using MassTransit, Part 3
This post is the third in a series on building a highly available service gateway. The implementation will be built in C# using MassTransit, StructureMap, ASP.NET MVC, and NHibernate. Did somebody say code? The past two posts began to explain … Continue reading
Posted in masstransit
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Building a Service Gateway Using MassTransit, Part 2
This post is the second in a series on building a highly available service gateway. The implementation will be built in C# using MassTransit, StructureMap, ASP.NET MVC, and NHibernate. Continued… In part one, I discussed two exchange patterns that are … Continue reading
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Building A Service Gateway Using MassTransit, Part 1
This post is the first in a series on building a highly available service gateway. The implementation will be built in C# using MassTransit, StructureMap, ASP.NET MVC, and NHibernate. Introduction A common way of applying a messaging solution to an … Continue reading
Posted in masstransit
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