In software development, a monolith is a single, unified application. However, many of these applications can become messy and hard to manage over time. A modular monolith, on the other hand, breaks down the application into separate, independent modules. This method helps maintain structure and organization, offering many of the same benefits as microservices but without the extra hassle of managing multiple deployments.
This course, "Getting Started: Modular Monoliths in .NET," will guide you through the process of building a modular monolith using a practical example: the RiverBooks e-commerce site. You'll learn how to create an application that's easier to manage and scale, combining the best aspects of monolithic and microservice architectures. Join us and start building more efficient, modular applications today!
Getting Started: Modular Monoliths in .NET Table of Contents:
- Course Overview - 4:37
- Architecture Comparison - 19:12
- Application Setup - 19:51
- The Books Module - 25:28
- Building the Web API - 27:43
- The Users Module - 51:37
- Module Deep Dive - 25:29
- Summary - 16:59
Who is this course for?
- Software Developers looking to enhance their skills in modular monolith architecture.
- Architects aim to understand the benefits of modular monoliths over traditional monoliths and microservices.
- Project Managers who want to gain insights into modern software development practices.
- .NET Developers who are looking for practical, hands-on experience with a real-world e-commerce example.
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