Resources and Next Steps
4:55 – 5:00 PM
The workshop code
All five checkpoints and the stretch-goal solutions are in the ASP.NET Minimal API Workshop repo. The solutions/ folder has a completed version of every stretch goal, each in its own branch.
Official documentation used today
Where to go from here
Real-time. Roastery's order status is a natural fit for Server-Sent Events (the Lab 4 stretch goal) or SignalR when you need two-way communication. Both sit beside Minimal APIs in the same host.
gRPC. For service-to-service calls inside your own system, gRPC gives you a typed contract and better throughput than JSON. The payment client is a good candidate to convert.
Aspire integrations. Postgres, Redis, RabbitMQ, Azure Storage, and dozens more are one builder.Add… call in the AppHost. The Module 5 stretch goals are the first steps.
Security, continued. Read the OWASP API Top 10 in full and audit one of your own APIs against the table in Module 3. Then look at the ASP.NET Core security guidance for data protection, secret management, and OpenID Connect.
Performance, measured. Before optimizing anything else, add dotnet-counters and a load-testing tool to your workflow and let the numbers choose your next target.
Stay in touch
- Email: cwoodruff@live.com
- Bluesky: @woodruff.dev
- Mastodon: @cwoodruff@mastodon.social
- Issues and questions about the workshop material: GitHub Issues
Thank you for spending the day building Roastery.