dotnet-architect

Validate your .NET 9 solution by reviewing its Backend Web API, Frontend Razor Pages, and Shared library structures to ensure they satisfy 3-layer architecture requirements. This includes checking for proper repository and unit-of-work patterns.

The recommended 3-layer structure for enterprise .NET 9 systems consists of a Backend Web API, Frontend Razor Pages, and a Shared library. This setup enforces repository and unit-of-work patterns, action-based responses, and dependency injection across the layers.

Scaffold a new .NET 9 project by blueprinting the solution against the recommended 3-layer structure. This provides guidance to implement Backend API, Frontend Razor Pages, and Shared libraries while enforcing repository and unit-of-work patterns.

Yes, this architecture approach works with Razor Pages and async data access. It validates 3-layer enterprise architectures for .NET 9 systems and ensures async data access is properly implemented across the Backend Web API and Shared library structures.

You need ActionResponse and dependency injection in your .NET 9 architecture to satisfy the structural requirements of a clean 3-layer enterprise system. Enforcing these patterns standardizes action-based responses and decouples dependencies across Backend API and Frontend Razor Pages.