mahedee/code-sample02
This repository is a comprehensive collection of .NET-based microservice and architectural pattern demonstrations, focusing on backend API development and frontend integration. It provides concrete implementations of common enterprise scenarios, including JWT authentication, optimistic concurrency control, event sourcing, and saga choreography. The codebase also showcases infrastructure concerns such as API gateways, health checks, and containerized deployments, serving as a practical reference for building scalable, distributed systems.
44.2
Weak · 3 August 2026
8k
lines of production code
C#
with JavaScript
1
bus factor · 2 authors in all
2
measurements over time
How it got here
2021–2022 · Microservices and API Gateway expansion
This period focused on expanding the codebase with diverse microservice implementations, including customer, ordering, and catalog APIs, alongside a new React frontend. Significant work also went into implementing JWT-based authentication across multiple services and introducing an Ocelot-based API gateway to route traffic and expose Swagger UI.
23 changes
2023–2024 · Microservices and concurrency patterns
This period focused on expanding the codebase with diverse architectural patterns, particularly microservices, API gateways, and micro-frontends. Significant effort was also directed towards implementing optimistic concurrency control mechanisms, including ETags, row versions, and hypermedia-based strategies across various demo projects.
17 changes
2025–2026 · Microservices and design patterns
This period focused on implementing various design patterns, such as Facade, Factory, and OCP, alongside the development of multiple microservices architectures for e-commerce and HRM systems. The work also included adding middleware for logging, Azure Functions for cache refresh, and APIs for document management and reporting.
14 changes
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