Mastering ASP.NET Web API

Models

We create the models in a separate project, as we want don't want to pollute the API project with everything, it's not a dumping ground. When we create classes, one class has one responsibility and, as soon as they have more than one responsibility, we create this into a new class. Projects should contain classes that have, and share, the same responsibility. We also create a BaseModel class that has some common attributes that we want all our models to have and which they should have, because they are related.

    public  class BaseModel  
    { 
      public Guid Id { get; set; } 
    } 

After creating the models project, we have a folder with the model class and our BaseModel class:

The StoreModel class inherits from the BaseModel class and the properties ...