Implement The Correct ASP.NET MVC Project Architecture

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In this video we explain the disadvantage of using the monolithic project architecture and demonstrate how to implement correct ASP.NET MVC project architecture to attain flexibility, scalability and avoid maintenance overheads for undertaking projects that are large and complex in nature.

In this video, we create and convert the default ASP.NET MVC project template to distributed architecture project structure.

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Sorry but the monolithic architecture does not mean that things have to be tightly coupled and difficult to manage. As a matter of fact, SOLID principles are entirely independent of wether your apllication is one single project or distributed across multiple projects. You also forget to mention the advantages of a monolith. Yes it does have some. Changing from a monolith to a distrubuted approach does not improve anything about the application, instead it introduces a new complexity which has a price. The TRUE benefits come from clean architecture and clean code, adhering to SOLID principles. I am also missing information about Inversion of Control which is directly supported by a distributed project architecture.

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