How To Apply Open Closed Principle To Event Driven Architecture | Messaging Series .NET

Command Handlers calling other commands - I come across this often and have done it myself when building message-based applications. This often leads to tight coupling code duplication and makes it hard to add new features. This also violates the Open-Closed Principle.

In this video, let’s understand the problems caused by calling other commands in your command handlers and how to fix them and make your application more loosely coupled.

00:00 Introduction
02:53 Issues with Adding New Features
06:51 Open-Closed Principle With Messaging
21:15 Conclusion

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