Specification Pattern in C# Pluralsight course

My new course Specification Pattern in C# for Pluralsight went live.

Specification Pattern in C#

This is a fairly short course (about an hour) which will teach you everything about the Specification Pattern and how to apply it in C# in combination with modern ORMs.

From this course, you will learn:

  • Use cases for the Specification Pattern.

  • Common pitfalls people run into when implementing it.

  • How to integrate it with an ORM.

  • How to maintain proper encapsulation.

Just as all my other courses, this one shows an end-to-end sample project which evolves throughout the course. All examples are close to what you may encounter in the real world.

You can watch the course here: link.

If you need a trial code which grants 30 days unlimited access to Pluralsight, shoot me an email and I’ll send you one.

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