Software Architecture with C# 9 and .NET 5: Architecting software solutions using microservices, DevOps, and design patterns for Azure

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I expected more from this book because the content seems interesting. I stil haven't read the whole book, but I'm not impressed so far. For example Azure Functions part is full of screenshots how to create an azure function but the actual concepts are not even mentioned. I learned nothing from that part. Literally 20 pages of almost all screenshots, I finished reading it in 5 minutes! And the rest of the book is not much better. Waste of money for me. If I hadn't started writing down stuff on the side I would have returned it.

The best book of Software Architecture C# 9 and .NET5 include a section on Blazor.

This book has very high aspirations but falls short in the execution.It includes many important topics, but it does so in too shallow a way and fails to be really helpful.For instance:- it wants to discuss Service Fabric, but does not discuss actors, which are fundamental to that programming model as well as reliable services;- it cites scalable architectures, but does not give examples; it links Microsoft's architecture documentation rather than devoting a chapter to the topic (come on, this is a book about _software architectures!_ you can't screw this!)- presents design patterns for c#, but only shows half of the code. The builder pattern does not show the code for the builder class or the build() method, to name one.I hope the next version has those 200 more pages that make it really helpful in understanding and putting to practice its content.

Apparently I didn't send this back in time and now I'm the proud owner of an illegible book. How this ever got sent out in the first place is beyond me. Boooooo.