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Currently, you are not able to use middleware per handler in "clean way" (you can still manually wrap the handler function, or have separated router).
It would be nice to be able to add middleware per handler.
As a good reference point, you can use chi router: https://github.com/go-chi/chi
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Favicon for browser
It would be nice to have favicon for browser to distinguish it from other browser tabs.
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I would like to review the docs and explain also de concepts behind some decisions.
Things needed to explain:
- DDD objectives and reasons why.
- Core concepts like
- bounded context
- anti corruption layer
- domain
- value objects VS entities
- aggregates
- aggregate root
- layered architecture and each one responsibility
- reasons for the command and query bus
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hi, im using selector of ngxs, and our team create a dynamic selector, inside of documentation we didn't see nothing about this, but we´re asking if this is a good practice. Here´s the example of how we doit
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@selector()
static current_answers(state: QuestionnaireStateModel): {getBy: (questionId: number) => number[]} {
return {getBy: (questionId: number)