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Repository + Unit-of-Work Refactor on an EF Core Codebase

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Overview

What this challenge is about.

Read the data-access patterns across the 5 bounded contexts (Payroll, Timesheets, Benefits, Org, Reporting) and tag the 12 worst N+1 incidents from the last quarter's traces. Author a 4-page design document for Repository per aggregate root + a single Unit-of-Work per request, with eager-load specifications passed in. Refactor the Timesheets bounded context (around 14 controllers, 9 aggregates) end-to-end with characterization tests. Measure 5 critical Timesheets queries (timesheet-detail, payroll-export, manager-summary) for query count and p95 latency before/after using EF Core's logging + miniProfiler. Deliver design document, refactored context (PR series), migration guide for the other 4 contexts, and a 2-page performance report.

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The Brief

What you'll do, and what you'll demonstrate.

Refactor one EF Core bounded context to Repository + Unit-of-Work and measurably cut query count and p95 latency on critical queries.

Earning criteria — what you'll demonstrate

  • Apply Repository + Unit-of-Work patterns to a real EF Core codebase
  • Design specifications that let repositories stay aggregate-scoped
  • Measure query performance before/after with concrete numbers
  • Hand off a refactor pattern to other bounded contexts

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Where this fits in your program.

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