🚀 Just completed my BookLibrary Full-Stack Application! 📚
OGUNSUYI JOSEPH OLUWASEUN

OGUNSUYI JOSEPH OLUWASEUN @emmijozzy

About: Am MERN stack developer, eager to learn every day,

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May 17, 2022

🚀 Just completed my BookLibrary Full-Stack Application! 📚

Publish Date: Jun 3
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Built a comprehensive digital library management system implementing Clean Architecture principles and modern development practices.

🔧 Tech Stack: • Backend: .NET 8 Web API with Clean Architecture • Frontend: React + Vite + TypeScript
• Database: PostgreSQL with Entity Framework Core • Authentication: JWT with ASP.NET Core Identity • File Storage: Cloudinary for images & PDFs • Deployment: Render (Backend)

✨ Key Features: • Complete user authentication system (register, login, email verification) • Book CRUD operations with file uploads • Category management system • Public/Private book sharing capabilities • Password reset with email notifications • Responsive cross-platform design

🏗️ Clean Architecture Implementation: • Application Layer: Business logic with service interfaces (IBookService, ICategoryService, IAuthenticationService) • Infrastructure Layer: Data access with Repository pattern, external services (Cloudinary, Email) • Host Layer: API controllers and dependency injection • Domain Layer: Core entities and business rules • Proper separation of concerns and dependency inversion

🛠️ Technical Highlights: • Generic Repository pattern for data access • Service layer with comprehensive DTOs • JWT token management with refresh tokens • Database migrations with backup strategies • CORS configuration for frontend integration • Structured logging with Serilog • AutoMapper for object mapping

📊 Looking for feedback on: • Clean Architecture implementation • Code structure & best practices • Performance optimization opportunities • Security enhancements • Deployment strategies

🔗 GitHub: https://github.com/Emmijozzy/BookLibrary
🌐 Live Demo: https://booklibrary-fyic.onrender.com/

Would love to connect with fellow developers and hear your thoughts on the architecture and implementation!

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