If you are looking for an example of how an ASP.NET Core and React application can be structured together, this article may be useful as a reference.
It shows a React-based UI built on top of an ASP.NET Core backend, focusing on how common concerns are handled on the frontend side. These include authentication, authorization, tenant separation, basic administration pages, and localization. Rather than explaining concepts in isolation, the article provides a concrete structure that can be examined as a whole.
On the frontend, the project uses Vite, Ant Design, Redux Toolkit, and TypeScript. The backend follows a familiar ASP.NET Core approach, making it easier to understand how the frontend and backend responsibilities are separated and connected.
This can be useful for developers who want to see how React fits into a typical ASP.NET Core ecosystem, especially in scenarios where administrative features and multi-tenant considerations are involved.
The original article can be found here:
https://aspnetzero.com/blog/react-ui-has-arrived-in-aspnet-zero