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I am currently building a C# application that gets JSON data then it calculates something then stores the results in a database, what is the proper way to design the application.

This is how it's now

• I have a static class that gets and parses the JSON, then stores it in an object and all objects are then stored in an object list.
• I then have a static class that loops through the object list and calculates the results base on each objects values.
• I then have a static class that stores the results in the database.
• And I have the main class that calls everything.

I think that I am overusing the static classes and could replace one or a couple with simple method (in the main class) instead of having a separate static class for it, am I?

I am currently building a C# application that gets JSON data then it calculates something then stores the results in a database, what is the proper way to design the application.

This is how it's now

• I have a static class that gets and parses the JSON, then stores it in an object and all objects are then stored in an object list. This class has 2 public methods, 1 private method and about 200 lines of code.
• I then have a static class that loops through the object list and calculates the results based on each objects values. This class have 2 public methods and about 200 lines of code.
• I then have a static class that stores the results in the database. This class has 1 public method and 25 lines of code.
• And I have the main class that calls everything. This only has the main method and line 10 lines of code.

I think that I am overusing the static classes and could replace one or a couple with simple method (in the main class) instead of having a separate static class for it, am I?

Update
My question is not if I should use objects (non-static) classes instead of static classes, I have no way to reuse the classes so there is no reason to make it non-static. My question is if I should remove some classes and turn them into methods in the Main class.

I am currently building a c# application that gets JSON data then it calculates something then stores the results in a database, what is the proper way to design the application.

This is how it's now

• I have a static class that gets and parses the JSON then stores it in an object and all objects are then stored in an object list.
• I then have a static class that loops through the object list and calculates the results base on each objects values.
• I then have a static class that stores the results in the database.
• And I have the main class that calls everything.

I think that I am overusing the static classes and could replace one or a couple with simple method (in the main class) instead of having a separate static class for it, am I?

I am currently building a C# application that gets JSON data then it calculates something then stores the results in a database, what is the proper way to design the application.

This is how it's now

• I have a static class that gets and parses the JSON, then stores it in an object and all objects are then stored in an object list.
• I then have a static class that loops through the object list and calculates the results base on each objects values.
• I then have a static class that stores the results in the database.
• And I have the main class that calls everything.

I think that I am overusing the static classes and could replace one or a couple with simple method (in the main class) instead of having a separate static class for it, am I?

I am currently building a c# application that gets JSON and calculates something then stores the results in a database, what is the proper way to design the application.

This is how it's now

• I have a static class that gets and parses the JSON then stores it in an object and all objects are then stored in an object list.
• I then have a static class that loops through the object list and calculates the results base on each objects values.
• I then have a static class that stores the results in the database.
• And I have the main class that calls everything.

I think that I am overusing the static classes and could replace one or a couple with simple method instead of having a separate static class for it, am I?

I am currently building a c# application that gets JSON data then it calculates something then stores the results in a database, what is the proper way to design the application.

This is how it's now

• I have a static class that gets and parses the JSON then stores it in an object and all objects are then stored in an object list.
• I then have a static class that loops through the object list and calculates the results base on each objects values.
• I then have a static class that stores the results in the database.
• And I have the main class that calls everything.

I think that I am overusing the static classes and could replace one or a couple with simple method (in the main class) instead of having a separate static class for it, am I?