dotnet-backend

Build an ASP.NET Core API with JWT authentication and EF Core by configuring ASP.NET Core Identity for authorization and designing data access patterns with Entity Framework Core for enterprise-grade backend services.

The best way to add background jobs in a .NET Core 8 backend service is using Hangfire to implement background workers and scheduled jobs, or using SignalR for real-time integration services within your ASP.NET Core architecture.

Yes, you can use EF Core data access patterns with ASP.NET Core Minimal APIs. The Skill develops and refactors both controller-based and Minimal APIs while designing and optimizing Entity Framework Core data access for modern .NET/C# backend architecture.

Yes, this approach supports OAuth 2.0 and Azure AD for ASP.NET Core authentication. You can implement authentication and authorization using ASP.NET Core Identity, JWT, OAuth 2.0, or Azure AD to secure your enterprise-grade .NET Core 8+ backend services.

You design real-time services with SignalR in a .NET Core backend by adding background workers, scheduled jobs, and integration services. This follows best practices for modern .NET/C# backend architecture and enterprise API patterns.