Category: AWS Cloud Development Kit

When modernizing legacy ASP.NET Web Forms applications with tools such as AWS Transform, Blazor Server is often recommended as the target framework. With Blazor, you gain a familiar component-based programming model – but you also inherit a deployment challenge. Blazor Server maintains a persistent WebSocket connection and an in-memory circuit for each browser session, which […]

Introduction Infrastructure as Code and development patterns reduce common challenges when building .NET serverless applications. Managing infrastructure and debugging distributed serverless applications can slow down .NET development. Unfamiliar patterns and boilerplate code make debugging difficult in distributed systems. The first post in this series covered the deployment steps for Bob’s Used Books serverless application. The […]

Introduction Bob’s Used Books is an eCommerce application developed to provide the .NET community with a real world .NET application sample that uses multiple AWS frameworks and services. The original monolithic version of Bob’s Used Books was discussed in a previous blog series, Bob’s Used Books: A .NET Sample Application (Part1, Part2 and Part3), with […]

Introduction Welcome to the third and final post in the Bob’s Used Books blog post series. In the first post I discussed how to get started with Bob’s Used Books and described the different debug and deployment modes you can use to test and run the application. In the second post I discussed the architecture […]

Introduction Welcome to the second post in the Bob’s Used Books blog post series. In the first post I discussed how to get started with Bob’s Used Books and described the different debug and deployment modes you can use to test and run the application. In this post I will dive into the architecture of […]