Precompiled Azure Functions Revisited

Since Microsoft released a preview version of Visual Studio Tools for Azure Functions in December, 2016, it’s been reported very buggy. Current roadmap says the tooling won’t be unveiled until .NET Standard 2.0 is released. Therefore, Azure App Service Team published an article to utilise ASP.NET Web Application projects in the meantime. Even though the approach requires a lot of hands for initial setup, this is literally the only way to play Azure Functions on Visual Studio without the tooling.… [Keep reading] “Precompiled Azure Functions Revisited”

Building Applications with Event Sourcing and CQRS Pattern

When we start building an application on cloud, like Azure, we should consider many factors. Those factors include flexibility, scalability, performance and so on. In order to satisfy those factors, components making up the application should be loosely coupled and ready for extension and change at any time. For those considerations, Microsoft has introduced 24 cloud design patterns. Even though they are called as “Cloud Design Patterns”, they can be used just for application development anyway.… [Keep reading] “Building Applications with Event Sourcing and CQRS Pattern”