There is a .NET tookit called Nomirun, that lets your teams focus on the business logic, dramatically speeding up shipping cycles while maintaining maximum architectural flexibility.
It fully supports the latest .NET versions (8, 9, 10) and works right in your favorite IDE.
Here is the deal:
- You focus on Modules: Your business logic lives in Nomirun Modules - special NuGet packages that fully encapsulate it. Simple, clean, and decoupled.
- The Host does the rest: Nomirun modules run inside the generic Nomirun Host application. The Host handles all the application infrastructure, cross-module communication, and boilerplate plumbing for you.
Architectural Genius:
Because of this separation, your deployment strategy is totally flexible without changing your code:
- Run the Modules on hosts as fully isolated microservices.
- Run the Modules on a host as modular monolith.
- Or use both to mix-and-match with a hybrid architecture.
Your code stays the same; you just change the deployment strategy!
mihajakovac•27m ago
It fully supports the latest .NET versions (8, 9, 10) and works right in your favorite IDE.
Here is the deal:
- You focus on Modules: Your business logic lives in Nomirun Modules - special NuGet packages that fully encapsulate it. Simple, clean, and decoupled.
- The Host does the rest: Nomirun modules run inside the generic Nomirun Host application. The Host handles all the application infrastructure, cross-module communication, and boilerplate plumbing for you.
Architectural Genius:
Because of this separation, your deployment strategy is totally flexible without changing your code:
- Run the Modules on hosts as fully isolated microservices. - Run the Modules on a host as modular monolith. - Or use both to mix-and-match with a hybrid architecture.
Your code stays the same; you just change the deployment strategy!
Yay or nay?