Summary

In this appendix, we learned the DRY, YAGNI, and KISS principles, along with separation of concerns, the concept of SOLID, and how refactoring is a process and not a one-time quick fix.

We proceeded to look at how two common ASP.NET web applications were structured and what each folder represented. Once we understood a project’s folder structure, we examined where code would reside based on its intent, such as Entity Framework or service classes.

Thank you!

Best practices are considered to be what is correct, common, and accepted by others in the field. The best practices contained in this book are a combination of observations, experience, and feedback over the years from my peers, mentors, and the developer community.

I hope these best practices serve as a reference for your ASP.NET development career and that you can achieve the same level of excitement as I do when I experience a new programming technique or technology.

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