Getting Started .NET Core Microservices RabbitMQ
Get Started with .NET Core Microservices using RabbitMQ.
Are you a student or professional in the field of software engineering or maybe contemplating an educational or career move to the software engineering world? Have you been looking for a quick and easy way to get up and running with .NET Core coupled with Microservices using RabbitMQ messaging and don't want to go through an overwhelming amount of material just to get your environment setup and ready for building your own apps that interact with data? Don't worry as
In my course, I will teach you how to get your environment setup for .NET Core Microservices utilizing RabbitMQ messaging, and help you to build your first set of apps that apply a Microservice Architecture design pattern through a step-by-step guided approach.
Take this course and feel proud of the fact that you will be one step closer towards the rewarding field of Software Engineering using .NET technologies.
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very good
It is a very good course to start working with micro-services architecture with .net core and RabbitMQ.
Very good course, you learn the basic to use rabbit.
Very good stuff this is top quality of code writing thanks for the inspiration ill for sure use some of the concepts i hope you will make a course, about how to get a good idea about how to make use of generics on a daily basis.
Very good for startup to work with microservices it has been great all through, apart from the lessons on Microservices and RabbitMQ, there are other insights that have broadened my knowledge on C#.
very good content!
it is very basic, very good for a beginners Excellent tutorial with an in-depth explanation.
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well explained
The course is well explained but there are some parts that could use a little more work.
RabbitMQ is well explained with simple example and able to understand easily.
Well explained and has just the implementation part.
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source code
Two reasons: a) Source code of the project that is built in the course is NOT provided.
The lecturer gives excellent presentation while writing and explaining the code but the source code of the project HAS to be provided.
I will give this course to 5 star, only if and when the source code is provided - if I can amend the rating.
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Cloud, Microservices Developer $62k
Java/J2EE/Microservices (USC & GC Only) $75k
Java Engineer - Microservices $85k
Web Services Engineer - Microservices $114k
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