Three ways to structure .NET Minimal APIs
With the flexibility of Minimal APIs, we've opened the door to a world of chaos. Let's explore three ways to make .NET Minimal APIs fit your project!
With the flexibility of Minimal APIs, we've opened the door to a world of chaos. Let's explore three ways to make .NET Minimal APIs fit your project!
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While Marie Kondo advices us to go minimal, let's find out if the same goes for our APIs!
With the release of .NET 6 we also got a whole new way to create APIs. Minimal APIs are a new way to create APIs in .NET. They are a lot simpler than the old way of creating APIs with controllers and actions.
Minimal APIs are a great way to get started with .NET. They are easy to understand and easy to use. They are also a great way to create small APIs that don't need a lot of features.
But even when your projects start to grow, you can still use Minimal APIs. They are not limited to small projects. You can use them in big projects as well. And don't worry about missing features. Minimal APIs are just as powerful as the old way of creating APIs.
In this topic, you will find all the articles we have written about Minimal APIs. We will cover everything from the basics to more advanced topics. So if you want to learn more about Minimal APIs, this is the place to be.