I just noticed you can actually purchase NuGet Server[^] for $9 which is a wrapper on the Nuget.Server package and allows you to run it as a Windows service without IIS (it has its own web server)
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Refreshing my web dev skillsInteresting answer. I'm working on an enterprise solution built using WebFroms, and I'm worried about not being able to keep up with the market requirements since every day a new JS framework comes out and you know, Telerik and ASPX with very little JS is not a very mainstream solution. The interface and it's connected to many class libraries, each containing its own business logic and data access layer, respectively. I'm interested in the possibility of separating the class libraries from the interface with a microservice architecture by providing data in JSON through APIs, would you recommend it?