Tip Attribute-based data mapping on microservices

[quyvu01]

Hi everyone! Are you tired of mapping data between services in a microservices environment?

Check out this article: Start with Attribute-Based Mapping to Streamline Data Handling. I’ve created a project to help simplify data mapping between services, making the process faster and more efficient. If you find it useful, please share it with others, and feel free to contribute to make it even better!

 

[Skydiver]

You seem to have spammed this all over the place, and got removed from Reddit...

 

[Skydiver]

And also looks to have been removed from Stackoverflow as well...

 

[quyvu01]

Why? I just want to share the benefit of new way to approach with micro services on data mapping. Is this bad for community?

 

[Skydiver]

I think it's the way you are trying to do it comes across as spam. You already have a Medium article. You shouldn't point to the Medium article because it looks like you are trying to drive up views so that you get paid more by Medium. Instead you should link to your Github project so that it looks less like you trying to monetize your Medium article.

 

[quyvu01]

I think it's the way you are trying to do it comes across as spam. You already have a Medium article. You shouldn't point to the Medium article because it looks like you are trying to drive up views so that you get paid more by Medium. Instead you should link to your Github project so that it looks less like you trying to monetize your Medium article.

I think there are some mistakes here. I don’t get paid from medium. I write it to help developers to use it easiest. The repository does not contain the guideline to do it. It is the sample project.

 

[Skydiver]

Ah! The rare Medium writer is who is not on their Medium Partner Program. Thank you for your generousity!

You could still put your article as a Wiki with your Github project.

 

[Skydiver]

The repository does not contain the guideline to do it. It is the sample project.

Really? In your older Medium article you wrote:

Getting Started with Anemoi_Open

If you’re ready to try it out, Anemoi_Open is available on GitHub with clear setup instructions. Developers only need the .NET Core SDK, Docker, and RabbitMQ to start building scalable microservices with the power of Attribute-based Data Mapping.

I write it to help developers to use it easiest.

Personally, I think what would be of higher value for developers is how they can implement the same thing instead of just modifying your existing project. How to write an attribute from scratch. How to hook into the query response mechanism to search for the attributes and apply the mappings. How to do error handling if something fails. How to unit test (not integration test) whether the attribute mapping is working correctly. How this mapping can work in other scenarios other than microservices.

 

[quyvu01]

Really? In your older Medium article you wrote:




Personally, I think what would be of higher value for developers is how they can implement the same thing instead of just modifying your existing project. How to write an attribute from scratch. How to hook into the query response mechanism to search for the attributes and apply the mappings. How to do error handling if something fails. How to unit test (not integration test) whether the attribute mapping is working correctly. How this mapping can work in other scenarios other than microservices.

Hmm, this one:
If you’re ready to try it out, Anemoi_Open is available on GitHub with clear setup instructions. Developers only need the .NET Core SDK, Docker, and RabbitMQ to start building scalable microservices with the power of Attribute-based Data Mapping.
Sorry. I'm on the way to build a full document, the story is generated by chatGPT. I'm too hastily to post it. At the time, I want to introduce to the developers how to use it and, You know, I think it could be a story and medium is the first one I touch!