Write an Opensource Headless CMS to learn ASP. NET Core best practices
summary
An open source ASP.NET Core project called RawCMS headless low code CMS demonstrates a working backend that generates GraphQL/REST APIs from JSON models, runs on ASP.NET Core, and includes a plugin marketplace with self-contained modules, an AOP-style dispatcher for cross-cutting concerns, scheduled background jobs (demoed with a dashboard), and optional identity via IdentityServer or external providers. It syncs data across MongoDB + Elasticsearch replication for full‑text and operational stores, supports per-host multi-tenancy, and is production‑ready after two years of development.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction and speaker intro
- 1:11Open source mindset shift
- 5:10What is RUSSIAN CMS
- 7:36Live demo of RUSSIAN CMS
- 13:42Best practice: Plugin system
- 16:49Best practice: Aspect-oriented programming
- 20:30Best practice: Background jobs
- 26:07Best practice: Identity management
- 29:48Best practice: Multiple databases
- 33:46Best practice: Multi-tenancy
- 40:12Best practice: Microservices
- 43:02Key takeaways and conclusion
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