Revisiting C# .Net 8.0 and Micro Services — Update 5

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I have added a brand new microservices solution with a beginner student project containing the trifecta — authentication server plus a back-end API server plus a MVC razor pages.

sequel to my previous post.

Revisiting C# .Net 8.0 and Micro Services — Update 4

Right then. This is a quick post. After learning c sharp, it is expected the student will have to submit some kind of a ‘capstone’ project that concludes the training.

There is no limit on how complex a final submission project has to be. However, I believe, even a simple project should have the following components.

1. a back-end API server that takes care of the main ‘crux’ of the idea behind the software service being offered.
2. An authentication API server that provides for basic user registration and login facilities and providing OAuth Tokens. Further, perhaps some basic implementation of user roles.
3. Finally a simple web app that consumes these two API servers to complete the picture.

The code is available here.

CSharpForStudents/CS2024/MS/Mango-TillSection5 at main · Jay-study-nildana/CSharpForStudents

And that’s all there is to it. Happy coding.

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