Contents tagged with Postal.NET
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Postal.NET Revisited
Some of you may be aware of my Postal.NET project. It is an open-source library for writing decoupled applications that is available in GitHub and in Nuget. I already blogged about it before.
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Messaging Patterns with Postal.NET
Some of you may remember Postal.NET from my previous posts (here, here and here). In a nutshell, it is a framework I built for writing decoupled applications in .NET, in a publish-subscribe way. It is available as open source in GitHub (do have a look at the README file) and available in Nuget.
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Composition in Postal.NET
Today I pushed a new feature of Postal.NET: composition. What is this? Well, think of it as (very) lightweight sagas; a subscription is only fired when a number of messages, with certain characteristics, have been received. Let’s see some examples.
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Changes to Postal.NET
I made a few changes to my Postal.NET library: it is now released under the LGPL license, but that’s not the most important.
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Introducing Postal.NET
Update: Postal.NET is now available in Nuget.