Enterprise Architecture with .NET

Expert-backed advice for information system design, down to .NET and C# implementation

Created by Jean-Philippe Gouigoux

Explore how to design robust, modular information systems using .NET and C#. Learn to align technical solutions with business needs while reducing technical debt and improving maintainability. Gain practical skills for building applications that adapt to evolving requirements.

Packt | May 2024 | 772 min

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LevelExpert

CategoriesSoftware Engineering and Architecture, Software Architecture and Design Patterns, .NET, C#

1The Sad State of Information Systems
2Applying Industrial Principles to Software
3Reaching Business Alignment
4Dealing with Time and Technical Debt
5A Utopic Perfect IT System
6SOLID Principles, from Code to Systems
7C4 and Other Approaches
8Service Orientation and APIs
9Exploring Domain-Driven Design and Semantics
10Master Data Management
11Business Processes and Low Code
12Externalization of Business Rules
13Externalization of Authorization
14Decomposing the Functional Responsibilities
15Plugging Standard External Modules
16Creating a Write-Only Data Referential Service
17Adding Query to the Data Referential Service
18Deploying Data Referential Services
19Designing a Second Data Referential Service
20Creating a Graphical User Interface
21Extending the Interfaces
22Integrating Business Processes
23Applying Modifications to the System

What You Will Learn

You will start by exploring the challenges of real-world software development and the importance of aligning IT with business goals. Through practical examples and hands-on coding, you will apply proven architecture frameworks and design principles. By building a sample .NET application, you will see how theory translates into effective, maintainable software.

Key Features

Master business-aligned software architecture for scalable solutions
Apply architecture frameworks and industry standards in real-world scenarios
Design modular .NET applications with clear API and responsibility separation

Target Audience

Ideal for software architects and developers with intermediate experience in .NET and C#. If you want to reduce technical debt, future-proof your applications, and ensure your designs remain adaptable as business needs change, you will find actionable strategies and practical guidance here.

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