dotnet-backend

You build an ASP.NET Core backend with clean architecture and CQRS by applying MediatR patterns, EF Core data access, and dependency injection for maintainable service composition. This approach structures query and command flows separately for robust enterprise systems.

The best way to set up JWT authentication and ASP.NET Core Identity in a REST API is to configure token-based security alongside authorization policies. This ensures secure identity flows and validates user access across controller-based or Minimal API endpoints.

You configure EF Core migrations and PostgreSQL persistence by structuring a data access layer within a clean architecture layout. This setup handles database schema updates and query optimization for scalable ASP.NET Core backend services.

Yes, you can add background workers and health checks to an ASP.NET Core Minimal API. This integration supports asynchronous processing and operational reliability through logging and caching for production-ready applications.

Yes, this approach supports refactoring an existing API into production-ready patterns by applying error handling, CORS, OpenAPI support, and validation. It transforms current backend features into scalable services with maintainable service composition.