Issue #11: DotNet (.NET)

This issue would be about some?topics for DotNet (.NET)?developers.

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Chain of Responsibility Design Pattern In .NET C#

The?Chain of Responsibility?Design Pattern is one of the behavioral design patterns.

It allows passing a request or an object through a chain of handlers.

Once a handler receives a request, it decides whether it can process the request or pass it to the next handler in the chain.

If you already have some experience with Web Development, most probably you heard about something called?Middleware. The whole system of handling?Middleware?parts is using the?Chain of Responsibility Design Pattern.

Top .NET Developers & Contributors To Follow

As a Software Engineer, one of the most effective ways to grow on the technical level and gain new skills, is to always keep yourself surrounded by great calibers whom you can learn from.

That’s why in this article I will provide you with a list of the?top famous .NET developers?who are well known for their?great contributions?in the?.NET?software world.

To make the best use of this list, you can?connect?with and?follow?the great people mentioned here and I am sure you would learn a lot.

Note: The list is ordered?alphabetically.

That’s it, hope you find reading this newsletter as interesting as I found writing it ??

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