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[Hookyns]

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[Rumeet94]

Hi! I heard about your solution at the IT conference from @Stepami. I've integrated your library into my project and started using it.

I've written a couple of validators to make it easier to validate passwords and phone numbers, and I'd like to submit a pull request, but I'm getting a 403 error when trying to push. Would it be possible to get the necessary access?

I'd also like to contribute more in the future, if you don't mind.

[Hookyns]

@Rumeet94
Yeap, exactly. Use the fork and then target the main branch of this (original) repository.

[Rumeet94]

Thank you. I've sent the PR.

[Stepami]

I heard about your solution at the IT conference from @Stepami.

it looked like this 😅
i made a talk about awesome SG libraries and put them together as a microservice template infrastructure to show the overall perfomance benefit

my next step is to finish the template to make it available through the dotnet tooling

there is also a video from the talk

[Hookyns]

I heard about your solution at the IT conference from @Stepami.

it looked like this 😅 i made a talk about awesome SG libraries and put them together as a microservice template infrastructure to show the overall perfomance benefit

my next step is to finish the template to make it available through the dotnet tooling

I used AI to translate the video – at least the part about Validly. 🙂👍

Did I get it right that you're a bit unhappy with the attribute-based approach (Microsoft DataAnnotations-like)? 😆 I'm curious – I'd love to hear what people think about Validly.

BTW: I thought about it before. I think I should be able to create extension (e.g. Validly.Fluent(ly)) that would generate a separate fluent validator, similar to how FluentValidation does it.

[Stepami]

I am ok with Validly's philosophy 👍🏻
I highlighted the risk of not getting along with the attribute-based approach as the industry is too used to FluentValidator.

It is like suggesting people to watch horizontal videos when they only have Tiktok on their phone