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ASP.NET Core learning tool

developing a platform for learning, in a more practical way for some time now. The idea is to combine guided lessons, code examples, and challenges. At the end of each challenge, you can submit your solution and receive feedback from an AI that evaluates it according to certain criteria, highlighting what you did well and the areas for improvement.

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u/Lucky-Percentage5216 — 1 month ago
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Hi everyone, I'm creating a tool to learn ASP.NET Core

I've been developing a platform for learning ASP.NET Core Web API in a more practical way for some time now. The idea is to combine guided lessons, code examples, and challenges. At the end of each challenge, you can submit your solution and receive feedback from an AI that evaluates it according to certain criteria, highlighting what you did well and the areas for improvement.

for now, the lessons use YouTube videos as support. Later, I'd like to create my own content, but first I want to validate the idea.

if you're interested, you can go to the landing page and join the waitlist to be notified when it's available. Thanks!

https://net-ascendant.vercel.app/

u/Lucky-Percentage5216 — 22 hours ago

Necesito una plataforma para subir varios pdfs

Contadores o asistentes administrativos: cuando reciben facturas electrónicas de proveedores, ¿Cómo registran las compras?

  • ¿Copian datos manualmente a Excel?
  • ¿Importan XML?
  • ¿Usan algún software?
  • ¿Cuál es la parte más tediosa del proceso?

Estoy investigando cuánto tiempo toma registrar comprobantes y qué herramientas usan actualmente.

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u/Lucky-Percentage5216 — 2 months ago
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.NET developers: what's the most annoying part of starting a new project?

I'm a .NET developer and I've noticed that every time I start a new project, I end up repeating a lot of the same setup work:

  • Solution structure
  • Clean Architecture / Vertical Slice setup
  • EF Core configuration
  • JWT authentication
  • FluentValidation
  • Logging
  • Docker
  • CI/CD basics
  • Swagger/OpenAPI

I'm curious how other developers handle this.

Do you usually:

  • Start from scratch?
  • Use your own template?
  • Use a framework like ABP?
  • Clone a previous project?

And realistically, how much time does your initial setup take before you can start working on actual business features?

I'm researching this problem and would love to hear your workflow and pain points.

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u/Lucky-Percentage5216 — 3 months ago
▲ 15 r/dotnet

.NET developers: what's the most annoying part of starting a new project?

I'm a .NET developer and I've noticed that every time I start a new project, I end up repeating a lot of the same setup work:

  • Solution structure
  • Clean Architecture / Vertical Slice setup
  • EF Core configuration
  • JWT authentication
  • FluentValidation
  • Logging
  • Docker
  • CI/CD basics
  • Swagger/OpenAPI

I'm curious how other developers handle this.

Do you usually:

  • Start from scratch?
  • Use your own template?
  • Use a framework like ABP?
  • Clone a previous project?

And realistically, how much time does your initial setup take before you can start working on actual business features?

I'm researching this problem and would love to hear your workflow and pain points.

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u/Lucky-Percentage5216 — 3 months ago