Add MediatorLite to Queue and Messaging section as open source Mediator#908
Add MediatorLite to Queue and Messaging section as open source Mediator#908behl1anmol wants to merge 1 commit intothangchung:masterfrom
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…R alternative with comparable benchmarks
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughA single entry is added to the README.md file's "Queue and Messaging" section, documenting MediatorLite as a lightweight, high-performance mediator library for .NET with source-generated dispatch capabilities. Changes
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650-650: Shorten and neutralize the description to match the list's style.The description is significantly longer and more promotional than other entries in this section. Compare with MediatR (line 647): "Simple, unambitious mediator implementation in .NET." The new entry should follow the same brief, factual style.
Issues with current description:
- Contains unsubstantiated performance claims ("comparable benchmarks")
- Uses promotional language ("high-performance", "Open source alternative")
- Significantly longer than comparable entries
✨ Suggested revision
-* [MediatorLite](https://github.com/behl1anmol/MediatorLite) - Lightweight, high-performance mediator library for .NET with source-generated, zero-reflection dispatch. Open source alternative to MediatR with comparable benchmarks and flexible notification execution strategies. +* [MediatorLite](https://github.com/behl1anmol/MediatorLite) - Mediator library for .NET with source-generated, zero-reflection dispatch.This matches the concise, factual style of other entries while retaining the key technical differentiator (source-generated dispatch).
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@README.md` at line 650, Replace the verbose promotional entry for MediatorLite with a brief, neutral line that removes performance claims and marketing language; e.g., change the current long sentence to a concise factual description that mentions only the project name and its key technical differentiator (for example: "MediatorLite — lightweight .NET mediator with source-generated, zero-reflection dispatch"), removing phrases like "high-performance", "Open source alternative" and "comparable benchmarks".
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
Nitpick comments:
In `@README.md`:
- Line 650: Replace the verbose promotional entry for MediatorLite with a brief,
neutral line that removes performance claims and marketing language; e.g.,
change the current long sentence to a concise factual description that mentions
only the project name and its key technical differentiator (for example:
"MediatorLite — lightweight .NET mediator with source-generated, zero-reflection
dispatch"), removing phrases like "high-performance", "Open source alternative"
and "comparable benchmarks".
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What
Add MediatorLite to the Queue and Messaging section in README.
Why
MediatorLite is a lightweight, high-performance mediator library for .NET with source-generated, zero-reflection dispatch. It is an open source alternative to MediatR, offers comparable benchmarks, and provides flexible notification execution strategies.
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