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I have a C# application with multiple layers (controllers, services, domain logic, and background workers). Error handling has become inconsistent because many methods contain their own try/catch ...
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I am refactoring my backend where clients can start threads and make replies. I keep a 3-layer architecture with thin handlers that bind and validate, service layer with all business logic, and a repo ...
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I’m creating UI dashboard which I want to measure things like How many requests are made from the web application from a particular screen along with the organisation location of the user. There are ...
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I'm trying to learn more about Service Oriented Architecture as to me, it seems like a good middle ground between monolithic and micro service applications. Please correct me if I'm wrong but the ...
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I’m using Keycloak as my identity provider and I have enabled identity brokering with Google and Microsoft (Azure AD). My current flow: User logs in via Google or Microsoft through Keycloak SSO. In ...
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System Overview and Token Handling Question I work for a company with 2 developers. We are building new systems and currently have the following resources: An accounting database A user database An ...
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We currently have a new microservice that handles authentication, authorization (RBAC), and KYC as part of our v2 architecture. We also have an older legacy system (v1) which is fully monolithic — ...
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We are building an LLM-based application which takes a lot of user data from various internal sources. It then sends the data to various prompts which provide the answers needed to fill out forms ...
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We are building an LLM-based application that takes a lot of user data from various internal sources and sends the data to various prompts which provide the answers needed to fill out forms correctly. ...
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Here's what I want to do: I want to store files onto my office's computer. I lack experience in terms of completed solutions. I’ve only built a prototype once via ChatGPT, and I want to ask if this is ...
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I'm learning Clean Architecture and I can't figure this out. Imagine this scenario: I have a ServiceA that calls its repository: public class ServiceA : IServiceA { private readonly IRepositoryA ...
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I made a report package for document generation. At each model document (in the report package) I attached a template. The template contains a fragment. For the fragment we use a SQL query. In the ...
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I’m working on a NestJS + TypeORM backend and ran into an architectural question as my codebase evolved. Initially, I had a simple setup: InvestorProfileController handles PATCH /investor-profile ...
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I am trying to understand this LDA instruction. After the fetch instruction, IR holds LDA S. 1 - In the first step, DIN = [IR], IR is supposed to be interpreted as an address (because of the brackets),...
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I have been working on AWS Serverless Lambdas and now having issues with third party rate limits. Context A Lambda invocation triggered by an event: calls a third-party API 4 times, runs some logic,...
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