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I have multiple projects in a solution, is there a way to make a common class diagram for the every projects? I tried this method but it appear to only work for a single project.
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Thanks for making this video and sharing but Seems like now responsibility of creation of object is moved to client instead of factory class in this factory method pattern which you have shown. Now client has to know about the all child abstract factory classes like dog factory, tiger factory and in case I add a new factory it will break the open closer principle as we need to change client code. Please correct me if I am wrong:
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Hi bloopers2967, if you have already gone throgh the video carefully, You must have already noticed that this Chaining Pattern is for specific need where input from previous fun is processed and passing to the another function. You can change the implementaion accoring to your need and make sure responsibility is of single type, SRP says single responsibility but surely can have multiple functions around the same responsibility if required. I hope you understood now. You can watch the SOLID playlist for in detail explanation. Thanks!
Hi, here is the answer, Which is best: 1.The choice between WebSocket and SignalR depends on the requirements and constraints of your project. 2.If you need fine-grained control over your real-time communication protocol and are comfortable dealing with low-level details, WebSocket might be the better choice. 3.If you're building a .NET application and prefer a higher-level abstraction with features like automatic reconnection, message broadcasting, and simplified API, SignalR would be a better fit. 4.SignalR can leverage WebSocket when available, providing the benefits of WebSocket while offering additional features and compatibility with older browsers that may not support WebSocket natively. In summary, if you're working within the .NET ecosystem and want to simplify real-time communication implementation, SignalR is often the preferred choice. However, if you need more control over the communication protocol or are working outside of the .NET environment, WebSocket might be a better fit. Team TechWebDots
I have uploaded a project on github and then delpoyed it using azure web app. I have made some commits in my github project but those are not reflecting when i click on the link generated by azure. What should i need to do to make the changes visible?
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Thanks to explain: I have question Like: as Durable function allow us to create serverless statefull service, So how can we achieve below requirement: I'm calling one Endpoint from UI and setting some values in dictionary on click on checkbox and same value I want in other Endpoint calling from UI on click on save, So is this possible as said this allow us statefull? 1. If yes then how please explain? 2. or no, Then why I should use durable function instead of normal Azure function, please explain. Thanks.
Hi user-kr5pp4rc2s, You can easily achieve your requirement with the Durable functions. Now to your question number 1. Answer is Yes, you should check the complete series of Durable functions, in one of the video I have already explained the Stateful Enties that will answer your question and 2. "why I should use durable function instead of normal Azure function, please explain." detailed answer given below Durable Functions are an extension of Azure Functions that provide a way to write stateful serverless workflows in a more natural and manageable way compared to traditional Azure Functions. Here are some reasons why you might want to use Durable Functions instead of normal Azure Functions: Stateful Workflows: Durable Functions allow you to define and orchestrate complex workflows by maintaining state across function invocations. This is particularly useful for scenarios such as long-running processes, orchestrating multiple functions, or implementing stateful business processes. Orchestration Patterns: Durable Functions support various orchestration patterns, such as function chaining, fan-out/fan-in, human interaction, and more, making it easier to express complex business logic and workflows. Monitoring and Debugging: Durable Functions provide built-in monitoring and debugging capabilities that allow you to visualize the state of your orchestrations, track execution history, and easily diagnose issues. This can greatly simplify troubleshooting and monitoring of your serverless workflows. Durable Entities: Durable Functions introduce the concept of durable entities, which are stateful objects with an associated state and methods that can be invoked asynchronously. Durable entities enable you to build scalable, stateful components that can be shared across multiple function invocations. Retry and Error Handling: Durable Functions provide built-in support for automatic retries, timeouts, and error handling, allowing you to define robust and resilient workflows that can handle transient failures gracefully. Scaling and Parallelism: Durable Functions automatically handle scaling and parallel execution of function instances based on workload, ensuring optimal resource utilization and performance for your workflows. Integration with External Services: Durable Functions seamlessly integrate with other Azure services and external systems, allowing you to incorporate external triggers, data sources, and APIs into your workflows without additional complexity. Development and Maintenance: Durable Functions simplify the development and maintenance of complex serverless applications by providing a higher-level abstraction for orchestrating distributed systems. This can lead to faster development cycles, reduced code complexity, and easier maintenance over time. In summary, Durable Functions offer a more powerful and flexible approach to building stateful, orchestration-driven serverless applications compared to traditional Azure Functions. They enable you to express complex workflows, handle stateful interactions, and build resilient, scalable applications more easily, making them a compelling choice for a wide range of serverless scenarios. Team TechWebDots
using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Linq; using System.Text; using System.Threading.Tasks; namespace ConsoleApp1 { internal class TigerFactory : IAnimalFactory { public Tiger CreateTiger() { return new Tiger(); } public override void CreateAnimal() { Console.WriteLine("Tiger spawned."); var tigerInstance = CreateTiger(); tigerInstance.Action(); tigerInstance.Speak(); } } } using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Linq; using System.Text; using System.Threading.Tasks; namespace ConsoleApp1 { internal class Tiger : IAnimal { public void Action() { Console.WriteLine("Hiding..."); } public void Speak() { Console.WriteLine("Roar"); } } } using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Linq; using System.Text; using System.Threading.Tasks; namespace ConsoleApp1 { internal abstract class IAnimalFactory { public abstract void CreateAnimal(); } } using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Linq; using System.Text; using System.Threading.Tasks; namespace ConsoleApp1 { internal interface IAnimal { void Action(); void Speak(); } } using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Linq; using System.Text; using System.Threading.Tasks; namespace ConsoleApp1 { internal class DogFactory : IAnimalFactory { public Dog CreateDog() { return new Dog(); } public override void CreateAnimal() { Console.WriteLine("Dog spawned."); var dogInstance = CreateDog(); dogInstance.Action(); dogInstance.Speak(); } } } using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Linq; using System.Text; using System.Threading.Tasks; namespace ConsoleApp1 { internal class Dog : IAnimal { public void Action() { Console.WriteLine("Walk"); } public void Speak() { Console.WriteLine("Bark"); } } } using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Linq; using System.Text; using System.Threading.Tasks; namespace ConsoleApp1 { internal class Program { static void Main(string[] args) { var dogs = new DogFactory(); var tigers = new TigerFactory(); dogs.CreateAnimal(); Console.WriteLine(" "); var newdog = dogs.CreateDog(); newdog.Speak(); newdog.Action(); Console.WriteLine(" "); tigers.CreateAnimal(); Console.WriteLine(" "); var newtiger = tigers.CreateTiger(); newtiger.Speak(); newtiger.Action(); } } }
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Just came to this video after finishing watching your great video on Repository pattern. It was very helpful and useful!. Looking forward in learning the Generic pattern 😊
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