Build Asp.Net Core App In 4 Sprints

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Sprint 1: Project Setup and Planning (Estimated Time: 2-3 days)

In this sprint, we will set up the project and plan the overall architecture of the application.

Tasks:

1. Create a new ASP.NET Core project:
   • Open Visual Studio and create a new project.
   • Choose "ASP.NET Core Web Application" and select the desired template (e.g., Web API, MVC, etc.).
   • Name the project and choose a location.
2. Choose the project architecture:
   • Decide on the project architecture (e.g., monolithic, microservices, etc.).
   • Determine the required layers (e.g., data access, business logic, presentation, etc.).
3. Plan the database:
   • Decide on the database management system (e.g., SQL Server, MySQL, etc.).
   • Design the database schema (e.g., tables, relationships, etc.).
4. Create a new Git repository:
   • Create a new repository on a version control platform (e.g., GitHub, GitLab, etc.).
   • Initialize the repository with the project files.

Deliverables:

• A new ASP.NET Core project setup with the chosen architecture.
• A database schema design document.
• A Git repository initialized with the project files.

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Sprint 2: Data Access and Business Logic (Estimated Time: 4-5 days)

In this sprint, we will focus on implementing the data access and business logic layers.

Tasks:

1. Implement data access:
   • Create a data access layer using a chosen ORM (e.g., Entity Framework Core, Dapper, etc.).
   • Implement CRUD operations for the database tables.
2. Implement business logic:
   • Create a business logic layer to encapsulate the application's logic.
   • Implement the required business rules and operations.
3. Write unit tests:
   • Write unit tests for the data access and business logic layers.
   • Use a testing framework (e.g., xUnit, NUnit, etc.) to write and run tests.

Deliverables:

• A functional data access layer with CRUD operations.
• A business logic layer with implemented business rules and operations.
• Unit tests for the data access and business logic layers.

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Sprint 3: Presentation Layer and API (Estimated Time: 4-5 days)

In this sprint, we will focus on implementing the presentation layer and API.

Tasks:

1. Implement presentation layer:
   • Choose a presentation framework (e.g., Razor Pages, MVC, etc.).
   • Implement the required views and controllers.
2. Implement API:
   • Choose an API framework (e.g., Web API, gRPC, etc.).
   • Implement the required API endpoints.
3. Write integration tests:
   • Write integration tests for the presentation layer and API.
   • Use a testing framework (e.g., xUnit, NUnit, etc.) to write and run tests.

Deliverables:

• A functional presentation layer with views and controllers.
• A functional API with implemented endpoints.
• Integration tests for the presentation layer and API.

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Sprint 4: Deployment and Testing (Estimated Time: 2-3 days)

In this sprint, we will focus on deploying the application and performing final testing.

Tasks:

1. Deploy the application:
   • Choose a deployment strategy (e.g., IIS, Docker, etc.).
   • Deploy the application to a chosen environment (e.g., development, staging, production, etc.).
2. Perform final testing:
   • Perform manual testing of the application.
   • Run automated tests (unit, integration, etc.) to ensure the application is working correctly.
3. Fix any issues:
   • Fix any issues found during testing.

Deliverables:

• A deployed application in a chosen environment.
• A tested application with any issues fixed.

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