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Most APIs follow a simple pattern. The client sends a request. The server does some work. The server sends back a response. This works well for fast operations like fetching data or simple updates. But what about operations that take longer? Think ab...
When developing HTTP APIs, providing consistent and informative error responses is crucial for a smooth developer experience. Problem Details in ASP.NET Core offers a standardized solution to this challenge, ensuring your APIs communicate errors effe...
As a .NET developer, I've spent countless hours working with external APIs. It's a crucial part of modern software development, but let's be honest - it can be a real pain sometimes. We've all been there, wrestling with HttpClient, writing repetitive...
Caching is one of the simplest techniques to significantly improve your application's performance. It's the process of temporarily storing data in a faster access location. You will typically cache the results of expensive operations or frequently ac...
Modern web applications need to serve increasing numbers of users and handle surges in traffic. When a single server reaches its limits, performance degrades, leading to slow response times, errors, or complete downtime. Load balancing is a key techn...
Delegating handlers are like ASP.NET Core middleware. Except they work with the HttpClient. The ASP.NET Core request pipeline allows you to introduce custom behavior with middleware. You can solve many cross-cutting concerns using middleware — loggin...
