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Mastering Error Handling in .NET 8: Strategies for Minimal APIs and Controllers

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| DEV Community
Handling errors effectively is critical for delivering a seamless user experience and ensuring application stability. In .NET 8, error handling has become more streamlined, with enhanced support for both Minimal APIs and Controllers. This post will walk you through proven strategies to handle errors efficiently in these two setups, covering common pitfalls, best practices, and examples to help you implement robust error management. đź“Ś Why is Error Handling So Important in .NET APIs?
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ASP.NET Core Basics: Dealing with Backend Validations

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By Builder.services. AddEndpoints ApiExplorer, Builder.services. AddSwagger Gen, return Results.Ok, return Results.Problem
| telerik.com
If you’re new to ASP.NET Core or looking to improve your backend validation skills, this post is for you. Learn how to get started with validations and important tips and resources to help protect the integrity of your web applications and APIs. When developing web applications, it is common to come across situations where taking care of the processed data is essential for the success of a project.
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What’s New in .NET 7 for Minimal APIs?

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By Return NoContent, Assis Zang, return Results.Problem
| telerik.com
.NET 7 arrived and brought three great features to minimal APIs. Check out in this blog post what’s new with practical examples. Minimal APIs arrived with the promise of simplifying the creation of microservices and Web REST APIs, and although they already had several features in their launch in .NET 6, there are still many features that are under development.
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