Name: Icaro "Stuart" Torres
Type: User
Company: Amazon
Bio: Software Engineer since 2016. Love music, anime, learning and challenges.
Interested in DevOps, Cloud, Distributed systems and Resilient APIs.
Location: Aracaju, State of Sergipe , Brazil
Blog: https://www.linkedin.com/in/icarotorres-stuart/
Icaro "Stuart" Torres's Projects
.Net Core 3.1 SignalR and MediatR real-time async order handler demonstration.
Sample Authentication Login Project in Asp.Net MVC5 applying DI, TDD with Inmemory DbContexts and a basic UI made with Bootstrap 4
BoB9 is the Alias to Black or Blue which is the game's name. It's a turn based card game between 2 players in Python 2.7.12.
My Codefights solutions
Repository for all of my Daily Design Pattern posts.
Agile project management prototype, developed as my undergraduate thesis, to improve Agile Methodologies applied on Higher Education Projects at Federal University of Sergipe (UFS) Computing Department (DCOMP) and IT graduations of the region.
A REST API with interactions between models representing guilds, members, invites and memberships, made in .Net Core including listed concepts on readme during development
A small hateoas library for .NET with fluent-like configuration and easy integrations with lambda expressions for building hateoas links with type mapping. Supports ease for custom hateoas output implementations.
A bit more about me.
Abstraction over .Net ORMs (Entity Framework 6 | Entity Core) as source of data.
This repo demonstrates two different approaches to solving a fictitious Customer Billing Processing scenario. For such end are used .Net core 3.1, RabbitMQ, MongoDB Atlas, Redis Distributed Cache, Sqlite, Rest APIs and Console Workers.
My .NET c# Repository and Unit of Work Pattern implementation using Entity Framework 6
simple .net core rest apis with basic implementation of cqrs, repository, unit of work, hateoas, redis cache.
Raise your baseline in security by using this as your template instead of default Mvc project. Keep your app secure by continuously applying Security rules
Brief demonstration of differences related to Unit testing between testable and untestable pieces of code