Simplify ASP.NET Core Endpoints with Minimal APIs in .NET 6+
Learn how to replace controller boilerplate with concise endpoint definitions using ASP.NET Core minimal APIs, see a Todo example, and understand the trade-offs.
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dotnetCut Boilerplate in Half: Building a Tiny .NET Core API with Minimal APIs
Minimal APIs let you expose a full REST service in under 50 lines, cutting boilerplate while keeping ASP.NET Core’s routing, DI, and Swagger. This guide shows a working TODO example, trade‑offs, and when to use them.
Minimal APIs vs Controllers: Where Cross-Cutting Code Lives in ASP.NET Core
Minimal APIs cut controller ceremony, but the real decision is where validation, filters, and error shaping live. A products CRUD example, plus how to check the status codes.
dotnetcoreChoosing Between Minimal APIs and Controllers in .NET 6+
Stop fighting boilerplate. Learn when to use .NET Minimal APIs versus traditional Controllers to speed up microservice development without sacrificing performance.
Taming Cross-Cutting Concerns with ASP.NET Core Middleware
Stop repeating boilerplate in your controllers. Learn how to use ASP.NET Core middleware to handle cross-cutting concerns like request timing and global logging efficiently.
HTTP 429 Rate Limit Response in Slack Web API
When diagnosing a failed Slack Web API call from application logs, the goal is to decide how the client should react to an HTTP 429 response that includes a Retry-After header, while distinguishing it from logical failures that return HTTP 200 with {"ok":false}. The constraint is that Slack’s documented rate‑limit response does not prescribe a single client
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