Minimal APIs are genuinely good now. The performance is excellent, the tooling caught up, and on .NET 10 the last few gaps that used to justify reaching for controllers have closed. What has not chang
Choosing between Minimal APIs and Controllers is one of the first real decisions you face when starting a new ASP.NET Core project in .NET 10 - and it is a decision that is harder to reverse than it l
Every enterprise API team eventually builds an endpoint that does too much — a report that takes 30 seconds, an image processing pipeline, a batch job triggered by an external system. Synchronous HTTP
Every ASP.NET Core team eventually faces the same question: how should our API communicate with its consumers? Not just when something goes wrong - but in every response, success or failure. The decis
Partial resource updates are one of the most quietly contentious design decisions in ASP.NET Core API development. Every team hits the question eventually: a client sends a PATCH request to update two
Content negotiation in ASP.NET Core is one of those features that most teams leave on default until a client integration forces the conversation. The framework defaults to JSON — and for the vast majo
