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Backend .Net Core API

As a backend developer with experience in .NET Core, you've worked extensively on designing and building robust APIs that power modern applications. Key aspects of your experience include:

  • PI Design: You have a deep understanding of RESTful principles and have built APIs that follow standard practices, such as proper HTTP methods (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE), meaningful status codes, and clear, consistent endpoint naming conventions.
  • Entity Framework Integration: Using Entity Framework (EF) Core, you seamlessly integrated databases with your APIs. You've worked with both code-first and database-first approaches, leveraging EF for data access through LINQ and managing migrations to evolve the database schema as the application grows.
  • Stored Procedures & Raw SQL: For scenarios requiring complex logic or performance optimization, you've executed stored procedures and raw SQL queries within your APIs, balancing the flexibility of ORM with the power of database-specific logic.
  • Middleware Implementation: You've configured middleware components for logging, exception handling, request/response modification, and authentication in the .NET Core pipeline, enhancing API performance and security.
  • uthentication & Authorization: You've implemented various security protocols, including JWT (JSON Web Tokens) for stateless authentication, OAuth2, and role-based access control, ensuring secure access to API resources.
  • Dependency Injection (DI): As .NET Core natively supports DI, you've architected solutions that leverage this for clean, testable, and loosely coupled code, making the API easier to maintain and extend.
  • Versioning: You've employed API versioning strategies to manage breaking changes and maintain backward compatibility, ensuring continuous support for legacy clients as new features are introduced.
  • Unit & Integration Testing: Experience with testing tools like xUnit and Moq has allowed you to write comprehensive unit tests and integration tests, ensuring the stability and reliability of API endpoints.
  • Caching: To optimize performance, you've implemented caching strategies like in-memory caching or distributed caching with Redis to reduce database load and improve response times for frequent requests.
  • Scalability: You've built scalable .NET Core APIs that support high-traffic applications, implementing best practices like horizontal scaling, load balancing, and asynchronous processing where appropriate.

This hands-on experience makes you proficient at delivering well-architected, high-performing backend solutions in .NET Core, suited for a variety of business needs.