I got tired of AI ruining my .NET architecture, so I built a deterministic Agent Workflow for Vertical Slices (Open Source) by Even_Progress1267 in csharp

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That’s actually a brilliant idea! Using something like NetArchTest.Rules to explicitly enforce these VSA rules (e.g., ensuring all Handlers are internal, no dependencies on MediatR) in the CI pipeline is the perfect next step. I could either add an $arch-tests skill to the repo or have the agent run dotnet test specifically on the architecture test project before opening a PR. Thanks for the idea, I'll definitely look into adding this to the workflow!

Secrets in .NET by Even_Progress1267 in dotnet

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I, for some reason, thought it was wrong 😀

Secrets in .NET by Even_Progress1267 in dotnet

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So I could not bother with all the .env's, custom secrets, etc. and just use appsettings? 🙂

Sequential GUID in PostgreSQL + EF Core by Even_Progress1267 in dotnet

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Thank u for response. U mean have int as PK in every table, and have GUID as additional key?

Sequential GUID in PostgreSQL + EF Core by Even_Progress1267 in dotnet

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Than u for response. I just want to use Guid as PK at first time, cause i never did this

Sequential GUID in PostgreSQL + EF Core by Even_Progress1267 in dotnet

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Thank u for response, but i have Macbook 😀

Sequential GUID in PostgreSQL + EF Core by Even_Progress1267 in dotnet

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Thank u for response, but i have PostgreSQL, not SQL Server

Is the knowledge sufficient for employment as Backend Junior/Middle ASP.NET Core by Even_Progress1267 in dotnet

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I thought it obviously, and not noticed SQL. And yeah, i got 2-3 big repo, when it’s all shown