My own ready-to-code templates to start a project directly out of the box.

.NET 8 (updated to C# 12)

• basic-template: my most simple template, ready to start. You're able to set config at appsettings.json. For really basic features.
• crud-memory-ddbb it's the same as basic-template but ready with an in-memory database to be able to use Entity Framework Core
• multi-project the best one for serious personal projects and interview challenges. this project includes: complete unit testing & coverlet usage (to see code and branch coverage).
  • the main project to open is Api.Core
  • this is a template. don't try to run it, as important private info is missing from the repository
• test-features not so much a template, but a project I use for really quick testing where I leave code examples for things I may use in the future. Right now, it includes:
  • how to use custom configuration
  • how to use custom middleware
  • how to use dotnet validation for models
  • how to documentate methods
  • EF Core in-memory database
  • testing data generation for EF Core
  • global query filters for EF Core
  • really basic testing with NUnit

Docker

To update, as they are really old

Kubernetes

To update, as I didn't really know what I was doing back when I created them

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Outdated

I don't really work with Java, Kotlin or Android anymore, but I leave this for reasons

Java & Kotlin

They compile as a fat jar through maven.
Kotlin is first compiled to java code, and this to binaries. This way it's possible to write Java classes at Kotlin projects for ease of use.

mvn clean install
java -jar [name].jar  

Java Vertx

They compile the same but the -cluster option is needed for Hazelcast and Vertx to search for another microservices on launch.

mvn clean install  
java -jar [name]-fat.jar -cluster

Docker

Everything that comes built through docker, comes with a Dockerfile and a docker-compose script so just docker-compose up at the script level to start the service.

Java

It uses a multi-stage image which builds upon a maven image and then deploys the resultant .jar into a Java image.

Jekyll

The build.sh script builds the image from docker-compose.yml and DockerFile, but does not start the container. This is useful to deploy into DockerHub when all changes are ready. development.sh script builds the image from cache and starts a container with --watch option. This is useful to write posts, as it will automatically reload all changes on .md files.

mysql & mongodb

Official images, without ini script. Initializes a blank database.