.NET 9 Microservices, Modular Monolith: DDD & Vertical Slice (Udemy.com)

One of the best courses that I saw here. I would even say- the best so farContains a lot of practical things combined with theory and good explanations. Especially what I liked here are start of each module where author explains what we want to do, what is this meaning and purpose of all this and goes into very important things like explanations of workflows, user stories, requirements, different types of diagrams, integration scenarios and architecture as a whole. As somebody who is very long in this business I would say that I saw a great amount of experience here, which combined created this small masterpiece. There is only one downside here - this is definitely not for beginners or somebody who is coding only with help of AI. For this to follow you really need to understand the code, technical difficulties and have entire picture in head and for this you also need at least few years of real experience in business. Again, from my side, all respect goes to the author, we need more people like him.

I used to be a software developer and now I work as a Product Owner. I enrolled in this course because I want to better understand modern best practices for building applications. The theory part is crystal clear and very useful. I’ve also watched about half of the first hands-on module: the business and architecture lectures are really insightful, and I had no problem following the coding parts. Highly recommend it!"

I have been searching for a course that will cover everything in Microservices Auth, Grpc, Cache, RabbitMQ, MinimalAPI, CQRS, Validation, Docker, DDD and much more especially how to design each part in architect level is amazing. One small request to Laurentiu is if possible to include Gateways (Ocelot, YARP), Dapper, Polly, Circuit breaker, Health checks and Fault tolerance --> If possible even in separate course. Thought to finish this course in 3 months but man there is tons of things to learn and practice. Thank you very much Laurentiu for designing this course.

the theory part is really well explained. Clear, to the point, nice visuals also. the hands-ons are really heavy, in a good way, lots of things to learn. lot of techs also. Though, there are a few lectures which needs updates, few compilation/running issues.

i’m a project manager working in finance, and I’ve also been involved in several software projects as a consultant. A friend recommended this course to me, suggesting I focus on the business-oriented lectures, and I’m glad I did. I found the course genuinely enlighting. It was very interesting to see how an architect approaches domain modeling and how a product owner translates business needs into features and user stories. Now I understand better the reasoning behind many technical and product decisions I encounter in my projects. I only watched the business-focused and some architectural lectures, so I can’t coment on the code itself, but from a product perspective, the course was very valuable.

As a .NET/Azure architect, I took this to see how others design modern apps. The architecture (DDD, vertical slices, CQRS, gRPC) is pragmatic and production-ready. Starts slow for my level, but the later workflows get nicely complex and relevant. And also the github content is very rich, kind of a project you want to have to get inspired from.

Not very beginner-friendly, but extremely valuable for mid-level .NET developers. This course really helps improve architectural thinking and gives a clear understanding of how to approach real-world problems. It explains modern architecture patterns in a practical way, making it a great learning experience. Thanks to the instructor for putting together such a helpful and insightful course.

I was pleasantly surprised by this course. I initially started it out of curiosity for a few specific chapters, but it was compelling enough to keep me watching until the very end. Unlike other approaches, this course focuses on a real-world business case and offers a solution to a practical problem. If you are a start-up looking to build software, this course generously covers every aspect of development in a highly professional manner. You can clearly see the author's extensive experience with both mainstream tools and advanced concepts. Essentially, you can follow the course, download the code, and adapt it to your own use case. I would like to thank the author for all the hard work put into this.

I’m a CS student first time touching C# and .NET. This course is definitely above my level, but in a good way. I didn’t always understand the code, but I loved seeing how a “serious” app is structured with microservices and DDD. It’s not a beginner C# tutorial – it’s more like a peek into how senior devs think. I’m keeping it in my library and will rewatch it after I finish a basic C# course.

-not beginner friendly -missing code , error reason is because the code that is shown in the current watched video will be different from the next. That's why his IDE doesn't show error on typed syntax on the current one