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I’m not entirely sure what the practical advantage of that approach would be compared to the explicit semaphore, but I’d be happy to learn more. If you think it’s a better solution…

Under the hood, BusyBee consists of an in-memory queue built on Channels and a job processor that dequeues and executes tasks. The processor is essentially a BackgroundService, but…

It is a thin abstraction over Channels, and that’s by design. What it adds is graceful shutdown handling, OpenTelemetry integration, timeout support, and simple configuration. I ke…

This is exactly why I built BusyBee. My team found ourselves hand‑rolling something similar almost every time we started a new project. If we kept needing it, I figured there are p…

Hangfire is primarily a job scheduler. It is designed for running jobs at specific times or intervals, and it persists jobs in a database so they survive restarts. It comes with a …

BusyBee is a high-performance .NET background processing library built on native channels. It provides a simple, configurable, and observable solution for handling background tasks…

I think the whole problem is keeping the character encoding consistent in the applications and their dependencies. Programmers often forget this because they avoid non-ASCII charac…

I am a full time .NET developer, but I have been interested in Ruby for some time. Not very professional, but I liked this technology very much. I would like to share why I think s…

Today I encountered an interesting case. I got a report that “something changes the date format while processing data”. I started debugging our distributed system looking for the s…