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Another Particular engineer is taking the #TechoramaNL stage soon! 🎤 Tomasz Masternak will be digging into what happens when the abstractions around your message queues start to leak.

The Particular Software talks continue at #TechoramaNL! 🎤 Laila Bougria is tackling a problem every event-driven system eventually runs into: your messaging system needs to evolve, change contracts, change the topology, WITHOUT breaking consumers.

A user changes their password, but a token you already issued keeps working. ASP.NET Core never looks at the user row when it validates a JWT. Milan Jovanović on the gap between stateless scaling and revocation.

New language features are only as useful as your ability to persist them safely. Sarah Dutkiewicz looks at the serialization gap that appears when C# 15 unions meet System.Text.Json.

Afferent coupling, efferent coupling, platform coupling, spatial coupling, temporal coupling. Can you differentiate them all? If not, it's time to join @udidahan's free #DSDF course! https://go.particular.net/l/27442/2026-03-12/8z7grc

So you've started with #NServiceBus, but need to select which technologies to use in your system. What message transport, what storage? Azure? Containers? Check out our Technology Selection page, part of our Learning Path

Maybe your team mates have heard about messaging before, but it sounds like a lot of complexity and they don't feel convinced. How do you get them there? Join @udidahan in the #DSDF course to gain insights on how you can convince your peers! https://go.particular.net/l/27442/2026-03-12/8z7grc

When a workflow spans many messages, it becomes impossible to see what happened first, which state changed, and why a timeout fired. But with the Particular Service Platform, the impossible becomes possible. Take a look to see it in action.

Nobody knows distributed systems like Particular Software. We can support your messaging system during critical incidents when you need help the most, even if you use MassTransit, Rebus, or Brighter. Production support plans start at only $1000 per month.

🚀 .NET 11 RC 2 is here! This latest release candidate brings us one step closer to .NET 11 general availability. Curious about what's new, what's improved, and what to test before upgrading? Explore the release highlights 👇 https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/dotnet-11-rc-2/ #dotnet #csharp

Who will you find at the Particular Software booth at #TechoramaNL? 👀 A bunch of engineers who spend far too much time thinking about messages. 😄 Come find us if you want to talk about

If you're starting a project with NServiceBus, our SQL Persistence is probably a good option for storing your saga data, subscriptions, etc., but check out our persistence selection guidance to make sure you're making the right pick

Avoid the "all-at-once" cloud migration trap. NServiceBus enables **step-by-step modernization** with less risk and more control.

"No matter how many times your universal remote sends the PowerOn and InputBluRay commands, the receiver will still be turned on and ready to watch Forrest Gump. PowerToggle and InputNext, however…" What does idempotent mean? by @DavidBoike

What can ordering a latte at Starbucks teach you about software system design? Quite a lot, actually. Check out our blog post:

When workflows get complex, it’s easy to lose track of how messages actually move. Flow diagrams in the Particular Service Platform show the actual path messages take, removing the guesswork out of debugging

Event-driven architecture can help you deal with legacy systems to add visibility to your monolith. You can use messaging patterns like publish/subscribe to build new features outside the monolith while evolving toward smaller services

Security patch release for ServiceControl

Find out how remote objects, or even just using an O/RM, can be a killer for system performance.

Microservices are easy—until they need to communicate reliably. Join Roland Guijt on Pluralsight to learn how to build resilient microservices with NServiceBus, covering messaging, workflows, and the patterns real distributed systems depend on.

Andrew Lock describes how you can use linker substitutions to give a NativeAOT compilation more information that, at least in his case, allowed it to throw out a bunch of unneeded assemblies and arrive at a much smaller finished binary.

Are you a #Rails developer? Khalid describes how Rails conventions map to their closest #AspNetCore counterparts.

Knowing an endpoint is unhealthy before it affects the rest of the system changes how you respond. The health check notifications in the Particular Service Platform enable proactive responses, helping you avoid potential failures

Tired of looking at the Cursor dashboard to see how much usage your enterprise plan has left? Our friends at @ClearMeasure built a (free!) VSX tool to put the information right in your editor. Pretty cool!

Code degrades because it is strongly anchored to the past. So why don't we redesign it (enough)? https://agileotter.blogspot.com/2026/09/why-redesign-doesnt-happen-enough.html