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Why I Stopped Using MediatR and Built CQRS From Scratch in .NET 10 MediatR is a great library. I'm not here to trash it. But when it moved to a paid model for commercial use, a lot of teams — including mine — had to make a decision. And the more I looked at what MediatR actually does under the hood, the more I realised: this is not complicated enough to justify an external dependency. So I built
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Random 30–50ms freezes with no obvious long tasks in the Performance panel often have one root cause: the garbage collector. V8 pauses JavaScript execution to reclaim memory, and if your allocation rate is high enough, those pauses happen frequently — creating jank that shows up as a sawtooth pattern in the memory timeline rather than a spike in the flame chart. What this covers: How V8's generati
Have you ever spent weeks building a backend API, only to have the frontend team tell you, "Wait, this isn't the data format we agreed on"? In traditional "code-first" development, developers jump straight into writing logic. The documentation and contracts are treated as an afterthought. This leads to broken integrations, endless debugging, and frustrated teams. Enter Spec-Driven Development (SD
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