What is the best infrastructure and architecture for .NET 5?

Question

Net developers, the question is; among these frameworks, which one is better in terms of simplicity, flexibility and best practice code structure?

aua Framework
abp Framework
Boilerplate
Thanks in advance

Shahab Attarnejad · Answer

Hi, I've created projects by both, the "AUA Framework" and the "Boilerplate", both of them are nice but working with the "AUA Framework" is more simple and reliable.

Sachin Singh · Answer

All are good, focused on Microservices architecture. But, Most Interprises don't use any of them , at the EOD these frameworks provide you a ready-made architecture with good software practices like Solid principals + Microservices+ DDD (Domain driven design) etc, which you can master with just ASP.NET Core. So, if you have time then explore all of them but try to implement the concepts by your own with ASP.NET Core, use these readymade frameworks when you have tight timeline or you are in hurry. But there is no such rule that you can't use third parties framework, if they serve your need then do use them.

Mahesh Chand · Answer

Great replies from others here. I know Microservices are growing not but one thing you need to be careful with Microservices is, maintainability. If your application is not being used by a big number of users, and modules don't need to run their own, from multiple data sources, you are better off using a single Web API or service. Microservices architecture is costly to develop (time, and resource) and also costly to maintain (different data source, different services etc.). Its also not good for application that are small.

Rijwan Ansari · Answer

Hi, You can follow anyone of above frameworks which is easy for you to adopt. Most of the modern framwork follows - Domain Driven Design or Domain Centeric - Clean Architecture - Microservices and so on. I would rather sugest to create your own solution, however, you can reuse code from above or get knowledge from above architecture. Also choose the framework based on your expertise. Regards Rijwan