Hi Sean
I've been following your articles as we are moving to K13. Great stuff, thank you.
I did try github.com/wiredviews/xperience-co..., however, the sample app crashes.
Also, you would not have a version for .net core 3.1 of the cqrs lib handy by any chance, would you?
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That specific library is still a work-in-progress. The pattern absolutely works (we are using it in production on many sites), however our implementation is using internal libraries which I've been working on translating to the CQRS library over time.
I plan on making some more updates soon and writing a blog post about the library, so keep an eye out for that. I will publish preview NuGet packages when it's ready to test.
I don't plan on making a .NET Core 3.1 version of the library since Kentico Xperience 13 runs fine on .NET 5 and I would like to encourage developers to start their sites running on .NET 5. There's also some language features in C#9 that I've come to find very helpful and C#9 isn't supported on .NET Core 3.1 (though some have gotten it to work).
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Hi Sean
I've been following your articles as we are moving to K13. Great stuff, thank you.
I did try github.com/wiredviews/xperience-co..., however, the sample app crashes.
Also, you would not have a version for .net core 3.1 of the cqrs lib handy by any chance, would you?
Thanks
Peter
Hey Peter!
I'm glad my articles are helpful!
That specific library is still a work-in-progress. The pattern absolutely works (we are using it in production on many sites), however our implementation is using internal libraries which I've been working on translating to the CQRS library over time.
I plan on making some more updates soon and writing a blog post about the library, so keep an eye out for that. I will publish preview NuGet packages when it's ready to test.
I don't plan on making a .NET Core 3.1 version of the library since Kentico Xperience 13 runs fine on .NET 5 and I would like to encourage developers to start their sites running on .NET 5. There's also some language features in C#9 that I've come to find very helpful and C#9 isn't supported on .NET Core 3.1 (though some have gotten it to work).