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Sadukie shares what she's found looking at Minecraft projects - from simple shelters to massive, automated farms - and realizing they're brimming with surprisingly solid software development principles.

Exploring the behaviors in NServiceBus and how they can be used to customize message processing.

Many of us at NimblePros enjoy gaming of some sort - be it board games, card games, and even video games! In this post, we share some tech leadership lessons that can be learned from these games.

Learn how to use the Git command line to fully control what parts of files you commit. Use the interactive Patch Mode to split hunks further to refine your commits.

Let's take a step back and talk about why .NET Aspire is relevant to today's developers, why they should care, and how to take an existing app and Aspire it.

Exploring the web-queue-worker architecture and its implementation using NServiceBus.

Rather than using built-in exceptions, you can create your own custom exceptions to use in your application. They're easy to create and are far more informative. They can be customized and tested to suit your application's specific needs.

Exploring the Unit of Work pattern and how NServiceBus simplifies its implementation in distributed systems.

Exploring the recoverability features of NServiceBus and how they can be leveraged to build resilient distributed systems.

Why are there so many containers in eShopOnNServiceBus?! Sadukie demystifies that in this post!