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Organize ASP.NET Core middleware and service registration by implementing the IWebModule interface, which provides Add methods for services and Use methods for middleware to break down Program.cs into focused, maintainable classes.

Keeping your ASP.NET Core Program.cs clean involves modular web hosting configuration, breaking down setup logic into separate IWebModule classes for distinct features like authentication or CORS to ensure concise application code.

Yes, this modular ASP.NET Core web hosting approach supports AOT compatibility through explicit module registration, ensuring that breaking down your service registration and middleware setup does not interfere with ahead-of-time compilation requirements.

Configure separate modules for CORS and Swagger by creating individual IWebModule classes, placing service registration logic in the Add method and middleware setup in the Use method for each specific feature.

Yes, you can split a large ASP.NET Core application setup into reusable IWebModule classes, allowing you to encapsulate specific service registration and middleware pipeline configurations into focused, modular units.

Move ASP.NET Core service registration out of Program.cs into separate modules when your setup logic becomes too complex, allowing you to group related middleware and services into clean, organized IWebModule implementations.