issues Search Results · repo:afsharm/ServicePlace language:C#
Filter by
7 results
(74 ms)7 results
inafsharm/ServicePlace (press backspace or delete to remove) - Know that it is not a real CQRS: categories based on entities which mean create a folder for each entity then move
all commands/queries/etc to that
- Repositories does not seem to be necessary. ...
afsharm
- Opened on Feb 11
- #8
afsharm
- 1
- Opened on Feb 11
- #7
there are two controller already in the application. Each of them use a different type as return value. Discuss which of
them is better and make all of them unified.
afsharm
- Opened on Jun 21, 2024
- #5
In the service level, no try/catch is used. It means all exceptions are caught in the controller level. In some
applications, I have seen even even controller does not catch exceptions. The error is logged ...
afsharm
- Opened on Jun 21, 2024
- #4
Currently, in the controller level, saveChanges() are called manually. Find a way to make it automatically called after
each request. It is unnecessary to call it after read only operations, discuss it ...
afsharm
- Opened on Jun 21, 2024
- #3
whenever a mapping is happened in the application use Automapper or any proper mapping solution.
afsharm
- Opened on Jun 21, 2024
- #2
The current architecture/topology has been tried to be clean and testable. However, as there are a lot emphasis on clean
architecture nowadays, review the architecture again and make necessary changes. ...
afsharm
- 4
- Opened on Jun 18, 2024
- #1

Learn how you can use GitHub Issues to plan and track your work.
Save views for sprints, backlogs, teams, or releases. Rank, sort, and filter issues to suit the occasion. The possibilities are endless.Learn more about GitHub IssuesProTip!
Press the /
key to activate the search input again and adjust your query.
Learn how you can use GitHub Issues to plan and track your work.
Save views for sprints, backlogs, teams, or releases. Rank, sort, and filter issues to suit the occasion. The possibilities are endless.Learn more about GitHub IssuesProTip!
Restrict your search to the title by using the in:title qualifier.