Makers of NServiceBus and the most developer-friendly service platform for .NET … now also on the other site too https://xitter.cf/t.co/0d2pUHzYJK

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We're now on the other site too! Follow us at bsky.app/profile/particular.…
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🎲 What can a board game teach us about C# 15 and .NET 11? Quite a lot! Explore common domain modeling pitfalls, why invalid states slip past the compiler, and how new features like unions and closed hierarchies can help catch bugs earlier. 👉 blog.nimblepros.com/blogs/ro… #dotnet #csharp
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So you've started with #NServiceBus, but need to select which technologies to use in your system. What message transport, what storage? Azure? Containers? Check out our Technology Selection page, part of our Learning Path particular.net/learn/technol…
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Maybe your team mates have heard about messaging before, but it sounds like a lot of complexity and they don't feel convinced. How do you get them there? Join @udidahan in the #DSDF course to gain insights on how you can convince your peers! go.particular.net/l/27442/20…
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🚀 A faster, lighter C# Dev Kit for VS Code! Spend less time waiting and more time coding. 💻 Discover how improvements to performance, memory usage, and startup time make the C# development experience smoother. 🔗 devblogs.microsoft.com/dotne… #dotnet #csharp #VSCode
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When a workflow spans many messages, it becomes impossible to see what happened first, which state changed, and why a timeout fired. But with the Particular Service Platform, the impossible becomes possible. Take a look to see it in action. docs.particular.net/servicep…
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Nobody knows distributed systems like Particular Software. We can support your messaging system during critical incidents when you need help the most, even if you use MassTransit, Rebus, or Brighter. Production support plans start at only $1000 per month. particular.net/support/messa…
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🚀 .NET 11 RC 2 is here! This latest release candidate brings us one step closer to .NET 11 general availability. Curious about what's new, what's improved, and what to test before upgrading? Explore the release highlights 👇 devblogs.microsoft.com/dotne… #dotnet #csharp
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⏳ Testing time-dependent code shouldn't mean waiting for time to pass! With .NET's `TimeProvider` and `FakeTimeProvider`, you can simulate time passing instantly, test delays and timeouts, and write faster, more deterministic tests. Here's how 👇 milanjovanovic.tech/blog/tes… #dotnet #csharp #Testing
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Who will you find at the Particular Software booth at #TechoramaNL? 👀 A bunch of engineers who spend far too much time thinking about messages. 😄 Come find us if you want to talk about 🔹 Azure Service Bus, RabbitMQ & Amazon SQS 🔹 Retries and failures 🔹 Message ordering 🔹 Sagas and long-running workflows 🔹 Or that weird production problem you haven't quite figured out yet Bring us your messaging questions. The difficult ones are the most fun. 😈 #NServiceBus #Messaging #DistributedSystems
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If you're starting a project with NServiceBus, our SQL Persistence is probably a good option for storing your saga data, subscriptions, etc., but check out our persistence selection guidance to make sure you're making the right pick docs.particular.net/persiste…
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🚀 Managing multiple .NET SDKs and runtimes just got easier! Meet dotnetup, a new toolchain manager for .NET (now in public preview). ✅ Install without admin rights ✅ Manage SDKs side by side ✅ Update with one command ✅ Try preview and nightly builds 🔗 devblogs.microsoft.com/dotne… #dotnet #DeveloperTools
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"No matter how many times your universal remote sends the PowerOn and InputBluRay commands, the receiver will still be turned on and ready to watch Forrest Gump. PowerToggle and InputNext, however…" What does idempotent mean? by @DavidBoike particular.net/blog/what-doe…
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When workflows get complex, it’s easy to lose track of how messages actually move. Flow diagrams in the Particular Service Platform show the actual path messages take, removing the guesswork out of debugging docs.particular.net/servicep…
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Event-driven architecture can help you deal with legacy systems to add visibility to your monolith. You can use messaging patterns like publish/subscribe to build new features outside the monolith while evolving toward smaller services particular.net/blog/break-th…
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Microservices are easy—until they need to communicate reliably. Join Roland Guijt on Pluralsight to learn how to build resilient microservices with NServiceBus, covering messaging, workflows, and the patterns real distributed systems depend on. pluralsight.com/courses/micr…
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