Architecture Verification: Consuming Web Services with .NET MAUI

[RafikMk]

I have designed an architecture for my .NET MAUI application that involves consuming web services. I want to ensure that I'm following best practices and making the most efficient use of the framework. Here are the key components of my architecture:

Presentation Layer (.NET MAUI App): This layer includes the View, ViewModel, and Service folders.

• The View folder contains the classes responsible for the user interface of your application.

• The ViewModel folder contains the classes that manage the business logic and communication between the presentation layer and the service layer.

• The Service folder contains custom service classes used for communication with web services.

Business Layer (.NET Framework): This layer interacts with the persistence layer to access and manipulate data. It includes:

• The web service developed with the .NET Framework.

• The web service generates WSDL files that describe how it can be used.

Persistence Layer (SQL Server): This layer represents the SQL Server database used to store application data. The web service communicates with the database to read and write data.

I would like to get ideas and recommendations on this architecture. Are there any potential issues or improvements that I should consider? Are there any best practices for consuming web services in a .NET MAUI architecture that I might be missing?

[JaimeBernar]

@RafikMk Even it seems like a good archiecture I recommend you to check https://github.com/jasontaylordev/CleanArchitecture. This will decouple more the View form the logic so in the future you can use another UI framework. For what I can see you will have all the models, logic and UI in the same layer wich is not a good practice. Check the link and let me know what do you think.