mihajakovac

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   by mihajakovac 11mo ago

   In some parts it's similar. I have not used Spring before, there is an abandoned port to .NET from Java I think. Any alternative in .NET world?
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   Back End in a Coffee Break(nomirun.com)

   2 points by mihajakovac 11mo ago|3 comments
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   by mihajakovac 11mo ago

   There is a .NET tookit called Nomirun, that lets your teams focus on the business logic, dramatically speeding up shipping cycles while maintaining maximum architectural flexibility. It fully supports the latest .NET versions (8, 9, 10) and
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   Nomirun: A modular approach to building and deploying .NET services(nomirun.com)

   2 points by mihajakovac 2y ago|1 comments
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   by mihajakovac 2y ago

   Hi HN, I’ve been working on something called `Nomirun`, a toolkit designed to simplify the development and deployment of .NET services. If you’ve ever built .NET Web APIs, you’re probably familiar with the usual pain points: excessive boile