This is a continuation of the text about the architecture of interprise systems. Reasoning is good, but what's the point without practical application. I'll show my framework in action.

It all started when I talked about the problems of designing applications in .NET and whined about the difficult life in a bloody enterprise. Then I described the solution I came up with and implemented myself - Reinforced.Tecture. It was theory, conceptual reasoning, visionary and whining again. This time it's about 2020, and HKT hasn't been delivered to C #.

Today I will demonstrate my approach in action using a simple project as an example and show the benefits that it gives: from reducing the amount of code to testing automation and an original approach to documentation. As old Torvalds advised: "Chatting is worthless, show me the code."

So, we need to do something simple, but working in Tecture. Since we are talking about an enterprise, I will choose an example that vaguely resembles a real business.

We need:

• Simple essence. Products and orders immediately come to mind. Let there be products;
• EF DbContext and local database;
• Toy business logic;
• A simple web project. All rank by rank, ASP.NET Core, WebAPI. We'll stick the logic into it.

Training

The project structure will be as follows:

I connected EF.Core to the assembly Data, put DbContext and glue code for migrations there. Because I want to leave the logic on .NET Standard and not drag EF with me.

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The packages have been published, the sources are there , I am in touch on twitter, telegram and on github. If you suddenly want to join the ranks of early adopters and take Tecture for your pet project - write to me, I will try to help.

Special thanks fillpackart, arttomand their We Are Doomed community for informational support and editing. Watch their podcast , it's awesome. There is even a release with me .

Good luck!