dr-marek-jaskula/DomainDrivenDesignUniversity

Shopway is a .NET 8 e-commerce backend application built on a clean architecture with a CQRS-based application layer. It manages products, orders, and user accounts, supporting features like fuzzy search, batch processing, and two-factor authentication. The system utilizes a SQL database with an outbox pattern for reliable event handling and provides both minimal and FastEndpoints API surfaces for client interaction.

The codebase was restructured into a strict Clean Architecture with distinct layers for Domain, Application, Infrastructure, and Presentation, each supported by comprehensive documentation and unit tests. The implementation introduced CQRS with MediatR, Ulid-based identifiers, and robust pagination and batch processing capabilities. This period focused on establishing the foundational domain models, persistence patterns, and API endpoints required for the Shopway application.

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This period focused on implementing a generic proxy framework to enable dynamic filtering, sorting, and mapping for entities like OrderHeader and Product. It also introduced a new user and role-based authorization model and integrated a dummy payment gateway service.

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