Articles that include best practices, tips and tricks based on actual, real-life experiences.
Middleware in ASP.NET Core powers tasks like logging and authentication, optimizing API functionality. Learn its basics and three ways to create it in .NET for scalable, maintainable APIs.
Validating user input is crucial for developing secure .NET REST APIs. It ensures data integrity, enhances security against attacks like SQL injection and XSS, and improves user experience.
Discover Treblle's E2E solution for mastering API management. Six integrated service ensure quality, security, and performance for your APIs.
Enhance your .NET REST API performance with caching! By storing frequently accessed data, caching reduces server load and response times. This post explores practical caching techniques with step-by-step code examples for in-memory and distributed caching, plus insights from Stefan's own experience.
Explore API security beyond simple request authentication. Discover why methods like passing usernames and passwords directly to an API expose vulnerabilities. Learn about secure alternatives like Bearer Tokens that offer robust protection and flexibility for modern applications.
Creating API documentation can be complex, but Treblle offers simplicity. Phil tested this by integrating Treblle for a new API, bypassing the complex traditional setups of OpenAPI and code annotations, and generating immediate, efficient documentation directly from API traffic.
Open source is a hub for collaboration and learning, offering more than just entry to programs like GSoC, LFX, MLH. This post simplifies open source for beginners, highlighting its wide-ranging benefits beyond competitions.
Creating a high-quality OpenAPI description can be challenging, even after studying the documentation and specification. This guide offers essential tips and tools to streamline the process—from choosing YAML over JSON to leveraging graphical editors and validation tools.
Explore the fusion of Minimal APIs with Vertical Slice Architecture in this blog. We'll compare it with traditional layered approaches, introduce 'slices' in software design, and guide you through implementing this innovative, modular method.
