Create, read, update and delete

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Why do you need JWT in your ASP.NET Core project? The story is about how to create a web API to generate JWT and then use it for authorization in the CRUD web API.

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The true importance of exceptions.

113, NoSQL, System Design Cheat Sheet Wide Column Stores, Graph Databases, Time Series Databases, NoSQL, System Design, Interview, Key Value, Databases, Document Databases, Columnar Databases 114.

Why do you need JWT in your ASP.NET Core project? The story is about how to create a web API to generate JWT and then use it for authorization in the CRUD web API.

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The true importance of exceptions.

And kind of my like dipping my toes in the water was, hey, instead of trying to like aggregate from an event log and close the books every month and kind of figure that out, let's just log every event.

Like basically we're still building CRUD apps, but we're going to keep an event log.

Crud event sourcing, yeah.

Yeah, yeah.

And those two problems never actually multiply to be something that's That's enough to make it to the front of the backlog that they're working off of and it can end up in a disaster.

So, yeah, but those are just crazy extreme scenarios.

And I can point for one of those scenarios and events for sourcing, I can point you to a million others in CRUD that are worse.

Right, right.

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Why do you need JWT in your ASP.NET Core project? The story is about how to create a web API to generate JWT and then use it for authorization in the CRUD web API.

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The true importance of exceptions.

When designing your next production service, use this quick mental model to pick the right execution model.

Workload type primary bottleneck recommended tool why? API gateways, CRUD network, DB IO, FastAPI, HTTPX maximizes throughput by handling thousands of waiting connections on a single thread.

Data pipelines, ML, media CPU processing bypasses the GIL by utilizing independent OS processes across multiple CPU cores.

Legacy synchronous code mixed blocking IO thread pool executor safely bridges blocking legacy libraries like standard into an async pipeline.

The UI, of course, you know, it's handled everything for us.

And this is one of those apps that is a sweet spot for vibe coding, which is CRUD, which is create, read, update, destroy, for a task where you need to do record keeping.

I'm gonna show you the tool.

It's called AOS Hire.

And if you're a big enterprise and you're using these, it's probably millions of dollars a year.

You can just vibe code it now.

This is an actual thing that, uh, where CRUD had become overpriced, right? And remember, CRUD is create, read, update, destroy.

But CRUD-like apps had become super overpriced because, uh, just, you know, people going to enterprise and enterprise saying if, you know, if it's expensive, it's good, and I get customer support and all of that.

And this is particularly good for integration level tests where you're testing like multiple components at the same time, like a distributed system, for example.

Or even just like a CRUD app where you have a database, you have some like, you know, horizontally scaled web servers, you have a cache, and you have a client.

Even that distributed system is complex enough that you can very easily have weird situations where like, you know, a client sends a write to one node, it for some reason gets cached, it doesn't flush to the database right away, sends a read at another node, and then it fails.

Testing these types of systems in integration tests, I find you just, it's just really hard to express In an integration test, all the different sort of flavors of failure that can occur and orders of events.

It deals with syntax.

We can use standard English language to describe what we want, and the MCP layer translates that into the API calls that are required to inject data in, do all the CRUD actions, do all the edits, do all the updates.

pull data, display data, present data.

That can all be done via MCP now.

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For version 1.5.0, text-to-speech, internal link suggestions, integration with the Gutenberg Media Editor, role and user-based access control, and content traceability with C2PA are announced, along with write abilities for content, users, terms, and media, in line with the CRUD pattern discussed for 7.2.

The MCP adapter, the component that translates WordPress abilities into the MCP protocol so assistants like Claude or ChatGPT can discover and use them, finally arrives in the WordPress.org plugin directory with version 0.7.0. Until now, you had to download it from GitHub or bundle it as a composer dependency, which put it out of reach for most users and forced each plugin to manage its own copies and conflicts.

Once installed, it provides a default MCP server with three basic tools, automatically exposes any public ability on the site, and lets developers create their own servers with custom tools, resources, and prompts.