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- Article · TypeScript
TypeScript Discriminated Unions: How to Handle Different API Responses Safely
Learn how to model API success and error responses with TypeScript discriminated unions, narrow response types safely, and enforce exhaustive switch handling.
- Article · ASP.NET Core
Caching Strategies in Angular and .NET Core
Caching enhances web application performance and scalability. In Angular, use HTTP interceptors, service workers, local storage, or IndexedDB for client-side caching. In .NET Core, leverage in-memory or distributed caching and response caching middleware for server-side caching.
- Article · .NET Core
Enhancing ASP.NET Core Web API Responses with Consistent and Predictable Wrapper Classes
In ASP.NET Core Web API, you can use wrapper classes to standardize the format of your API responses. A wrapper class typically contains a status code, a message, and the actual data payload. This helps in providing a consistent structure for your API responses, making it easier for clients to understand and handle them.
- Article · ASP.NET Core
Result Wrapper Package: Simplifying API Responses
Learn how to use the ResultWrapper NuGet package to create consistent success and failure responses in .NET APIs, including payloads, errors, status codes, and pagination.
- Article · .NET Core
Creating Effective Pagination and Filtering Middleware for ASP.NET Core Web API
By incorporating pagination and filtering with custom middleware, you've enhanced your ASP.NET Core Web API's performance and user experience. This methodology enables you to respond more efficiently to client requests, particularly when dealing with large amounts of data. By providing a streamlined API that delivers the right data in a user-friendly manner, you're well-prepared to offer a high-quality experience to your API users.
