Notification pattern using MediatR [C# 11 / .NET 7]

MediatR NuGet package implements a simple and easy-to-understand version of the mediator design pattern for communicating between components inside a .NET assembly.
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[@GeromeGuillemin]

Great and clear explanations (y)

[@VijayKumar-wy9ku]

Can I get same message multiple times as we get in INotification if I use Irequest and use 2 handlers for same Irequest?

[@foonlam7134]

If say after I create an order, I want to make an API call to a third party, should I put this in the notification handler of the order created notification or should I put it in the createorderhandler itself?

[@dfytq]

is there any way to attach this notification for every commands ? or we need to manually trigger mediatr.publish everytime?

[@aj.arunkumar]

cool

[@venud1800]

Thank you 😊

[@DotNetCoreCentral]

Welcome!

[@thedacian123]

Is it ok to use mediator and notifcations for DDD domain events notfications, i mean for notifiend aggregates ,for instance when a Domain Event occured?

[@yogij17]

Wow great demo... Just what i needed
Can i use this notification handler to publish real time data. E.g. as soon as i register a user. I want to push notification to other users that new user registered.
Can I do that using web api?

[@vktop2]

Good video, can I use the Mediator pattern to decouple what I used to decouple with Interfaces? Regards

[@DotNetCoreCentral]

Yes you can!