Hey everyone!
Episode 28 of The .NET Core Podcast was released a few days ago, but I wanted to create some dev.to specific show notes for it. So here they are.
As a quick reminder, The .NET Core Podcast is the only podcast devoted to:
- .NET Core
- ASP.NET Core
- EF Core
- SignalR
and not forgetting The .NET Core community, itself.
You don't even have to browse away from this page to listen to the episode, because it should appear here:
This episode is an wonderful discussion that I had with Robert Friberg about memstate, the Memory Image Pattern, and how you could be storing your entire database in RAM.
The full show notes and a transcription are available at the show's website
here's a link directly to the show notes
I'd love any and all feedback that you can provide on the show, this episode, or anything related to it.
Links to Related Stuff
these came directly from the show notes
- Robert on twitter
- DevRex Labs
- The Cynical Developer
- ACID Transactions
- Memory Image Pattern
- An article I've written on the Amstrad CPC 464
- Prevayler
- MapReduce
- memstate.io
- memstate on GitHub
- memstate Tutorial
- memstate on Gitter
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