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Best Practices for a .NET 10 Event Ticketing API
How Would You Design a Scalable and Maintainable Event Ticketing API? Hey everyone, I’m working on designing a mock event ticketing API, and I want to make sure I’m applying best practices, design patterns, and scalable architecture. I don’t just want a working solution—I want to learn how to write clean, optimized, and maintainable code. What I’d Love Input On
How Would You Design a Scalable and Maintainable Event Ticketing API?
Hey everyone,
I’m working on designing a mock event ticketing API, and I want to make sure I’m applying best practices, design patterns, and scalable architecture. I don’t just want a working solution—I want to learn how to write clean, optimized, and maintainable code.
What I’d Love Input On
