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To Build Web API with ASP.NET, start by creating a project using ASP.NET Core, define controllers with [ApiController] a

Learn how to build Web API with ASP.NET Core. Follow this quick guide to streamline your API development process and boost application performance.<br>

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To Build Web API with ASP.NET, start by creating a project using ASP.NET Core, define controllers with [ApiController] a

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  1. To Build Web API with ASP.NET, start by creating a project using ASP.NET Core, define controllers with [ApiController] attributes, and use routing with [Route]. Implement CRUD operations with HTTP verbs like GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE. Use Entity Framework Core for data access, configure dependency injection, and secure APIs with authentication and authorization. ASP.NET Core provides seamless support for building scalable, lightweight, and RESTful APIs.

  2. Private API Used internally by organizations to connect internal systems and applications. Uses: • Streamlines internal processes. • Controls access to company data. • Improves communication between in-house services. • Secures sensitive internal data. • Reduces operational costs. • Enhances employee productivity.

  3. Composite API Combines multiple API requests into one call, streamlining data retrieval from various sources. Uses: • Speeds up complex workflows. • Reduces network calls. • Delivers data from multiple sources efficiently. • Ideal for microservices architecture. • Simplifies client-side development. • Optimizes API performance.

  4. Partner API Shared with business partners to provide access to certain features or data. Uses: • Facilitates B2B integrations. • Expands business opportunities. • Enables seamless data exchange. • Enhances collaboration with partners. • Increases market reach. • Improves service offerings.

  5. Open Source API Publicly available for developers to use and contribute. Uses: • Encourages innovation and experimentation. • Attracts external developers to build integrations. • Increases product adoption. • Promotes transparency and collaboration. • Enables third-party tool integration. • Builds community-driven enhancements.

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