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letamp;#39;s talk about minimal apis inside of the clean architecture minimal apis belong to the presentation layer of the clean architecture but itamp;#39;s not really obvious how you should structure your application when you are using minimal apis so I want to offer you two solutions to organize your minimal API endpoints and then you can decide which one of them fits your use case we are starting out with our endpoints defined in the program file and at this point we have one get endpoint for fetching the products and one post 10.4 creating a new product and saving it in the database as the project grows and we keep adding more endpoints itamp;#39;s not unrealistic that we end up with a few hundred endpoints and if we keep defining new endpoints inside of the program file itamp;#39;s going to quickly make our project unmaintainable and weamp;#39;re going to have a lot of problems I think itamp;#39;s obvious that we should not be placing our minimal API endpoints inside of the