Any mention of monolithic applications would raise an eyebrow or two - and with a good reason. Our accumulated experience is teaching us that monolithic applications are hard to maintain. Layered architecture, ports and adapters, service-oriented architecture (SOA), and microservices are all architectures offering answers to the problems usually seen in the monolithic design. So, why aren't we done with these problems already?

This course is designed to help developers write well-crafted code—code that is clean, testable, maintainable, and an expression of the business domain. The course is entirely hands-on, designed to teach developers practical techniques they can immediately apply to real-world projects.

Whenever you make a long running service, or application which should process large amount of the data, memory management is a real concern! This lecture tries to give insight how .NET's CLR handles memory and what we should know regarding it.

In the last couple of years, there is a big fascination with the term "deep learning".

Rise in popularity of the microservice architecture on one side and need to have the server which has many clients (mobile, web, machine to machine) brought both the challenge and the opportunity to better test RESTful applications on level of features.