Hey Milan, Great video! I notice in some of your other examples around Aggregate Roots, you'll use an aggregate root class which is just an entity that handles your domain event logic as-well. Have you moved away from Aggregate Root classes/marker interfaces?

Please, please, please. We need authorization for SignalR.

I like how his kick to star the car

waiting for the next keyclock video

The naive version would be faster if you only had 10 rows in the table...🤣

Wouldn't you say that double dispatch, in your given case, forces the upper layers to always have access to data persistence objects? I mean it works, but wouldn't you rather just write a wrapper or an abstraction to enforce those rules instead? It's nice to have it right there on the model, but it really stings a bit. Like a work-around for something that you know isn't correct but it works and doesn't violate anything so you leave it be. Rich domain models are nice, but isn't there a boundry to what we consider logic for an entity and logic for data persistance? Even if the resource itself is desynced (your in memory representation of the list isn't accurate, the state in your database is different), wouldn't you say that it would be better to just hook your entity to some event handler that would update the collection (and its contents if needed)? It involves more complexity but it removes the responsibility from the domain model, which shouldn't be bothered with the outside world. Any thoughts on this?

eagerly waiting for the next video

Great example, thanks for sharing your time and knowledge

Hello, how can i publish domain events if i have separate domain and database models?

Great content!

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Did u maked any video about using 'iendpointroutebuilder' extension, place of classic controllers?

@MilanJovanovicTech Great demo thanks, can you please explain how Modular Monolith is different from Vertical Slices? To me till now both architecture look similar

What is the static analysis name?

We need a special price for Latin America. the price for 1 course is our salary 😂

Awesome! Thanks a lot for this great video. I have a concern, if I set some members of a class as internal, how could I write test for these members in another assembly? In that case we don't have access to these internal members! Is there any solution for this problem?

Great video, I'm going to try this on my next small project. Would you place the implementation of IPasswordHasher and IUserRepository in the Users Folder?

What is the name of this tool? Is it also available for JetBrains Rider?

Pbkdf2 is also a really old algorithm from early 2000s, Argon2 is the recommended for password hashing now. Also Buffer.BlockCopy is better to get the salt from the concatenated password hash.

Thanks for the video

Would you generally recommend to create your own JWT implementation rather than using the bearertoken services from identity ?

are nsubstitue and fluentassertions supported by .net8. mine is giving compatibility error

Nice as always. You are my fovrite youtuber

So this is a tool I can download to Visual Studio and it will inform when risks like this occur in the code?

can you provide code sample of hashing ?

What a shady practice that you highlight incorrect statement under my comment. "wow that’s a bad video with wrong information. " - @ryan-heath you were first with talk is cheap comment and now you doing exactly same. Abstraction brings cost, oop is making gaps in memory allocation which is not cpu friendly. Thats video show exactly that. "Clean code" is at some point a way that it looks like "organized code" but its in cost of perfomance. If you make each request as seperate class, its huge allocation cost in real time systems, in big scale you need to think in different way than just i like this "code visual".

Nice... 🙂

love your content! Could you make a tutorial on generating presigned URLs and uploading files to an S3 bucket. Thanks for all your great work!"

Good simple video, simple comment though: You are leaking security info by returning "The email is already in use". With a datadump of hacked email/password combos, one could hack into the system. I understand this is a simple tutorial video, and you can't capture all the best practices (like doing this TDD style would make it even better)

Hi, thank you for the video. I don't know why they don't add some extra endpoints for managing roles associated with User when registering. What the tips in that case ? Implementing a custom endpoint in order to associate role with a user ?

Video on custom validation when implementing validation attribute? Why it shows the error in the modelstate but not on the client?

​@MilanJovanovicTech returning access token feels to me more like an infrastucture thing for security at the endpoint level than part of the domain itself, I wonder how its feets in the application/domain use case you created here, what abstraction would you pass in to handle it and what would the Handle method return if not a User object?

So configure.UseMicrosoftDependencyInjectionJobFactory(); is deprecated, its one of the first things in the video, so I'm already stuck... Are you aware of how to fix this? Anyway, thanks for the video.