A full-stack Employee Management System built with ASP.NET (Web API) and Angular, designed using real-world architecture, validation, and styling best practices.
This project demonstrates my ability to design, structure, and implement a scalable enterprise-style application using modern frontend and backend technologies within a single monorepo.
- Build a clean, maintainable full-stack application
- Apply backend API design best practices
- Implement Angular architecture used in real projects
- Focus on UI/UX styling, form validation, and data integrity
- Structure the codebase as a professional monorepo
- Create, update, delete, and view employees
- Structured data flow between frontend and backend
- Clean separation between API and UI logic
- RESTful API architecture
- Validation layer to ensure data consistency
- Scalable folder structure
- Ready for database integration and authentication
- Modular Angular architecture
- Feature-based folder structure
- Reusable components and services
- Reactive forms
- HTTP communication with backend API
- Clean and consistent UI
- Responsive layout
- Maintainable styling approach
- Focus on readability and usability
- Backend validation for data integrity
- Frontend form validation for user experience
- Clear validation messages
- Defensive programming mindset
- ASP.NET Core
- C#
- REST APIs
- Validation
- Angular
- TypeScript
- Reactive Forms
- Angular Services & Modules
- Git & GitHub
- Monorepo architecture
- Shared
.gitignore
This project is not just about functionality — it focuses on:
- Clean code principles
- Separation of concerns
- Scalable architecture
- Real-world development practices
- Code readability and maintainability
cd EmployeeManagementAPi
dotnet restore
dotnet runcd employee-management-app
npm install
ng serveThis repository reflects how I approach real software development, not just tutorials:
- I structure projects for growth
- I think about maintainability
- I apply validation and architecture patterns
- I build frontend and backend as independent but connected systems
I’m a full-stack developer student focused on building clean, scalable, and maintainable applications using modern technologies.

