From ASP.NET Web Forms to ASP.NET AJAX, then ASP.NET MVC and ASP.NET Web API, building an API has evolved massively. An API started from being a function you can run on another computer, evolved massively to accommodate what today's applications need. Throughout the projects I have been involved in, I have always worked with REST … Continue reading What is GraphQL? How to Use it in ASP.NET Core WebApi? Let Me Explain Simply…
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How to Secure Your ASP.NET Core WebApi with Azure AD and OAuth 2.0
Azure AD is a common way of access control these days. OAuth is a well-known protocol that is used and expected from APIs. I found it tricky to integrate my APIs with Azure AD. So I decided to explain it all in very simple terms in this post. Twenty years ago, when Active Directory was … Continue reading How to Secure Your ASP.NET Core WebApi with Azure AD and OAuth 2.0
How to Build a Quick UI for Your Restful API + Howto Cheatsheet
Apis are technically built for other softwares to interact with. But in reality, humans (developers) interact with it a lot too. It's quite important for an Api to ease the interaction for both softwares and humans. But how?
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