#webAPI

@aleksei-aleinikov.bsky.social

1 day ago

How to Speed Up Cookie Management in 2025 with the New Asynchronous API Developers are finally free from document.cookie hell — here’s why.

`document.cookie` feels ancient in 2025.

The Cookie Store API gives you:
async cookie access,
clean structured methods,
and change events across tabs.

javascript.plainenglish.io/how-to-speed...

#JavaScript #WebDevelopment #Frontend #TypeScript #WebAPI

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Joseph Guadagno

@jguadagno.com

4 days ago

Protecting an ASP.NET Core Web API with Microsoft Identity Platform Microsoft Identity Web is a library which contains a set of reusable classes used in conjunction with ASP.NET Core for integrating with the Microsoft identity platform (formerly Azure AD v2.0 endpoint) and AAD B2C.

ICYMI: (06/13/2020): "Protecting an ASP.NET Core Web API with Microsoft Identity Platform." RPs and feedback are always appreciated! https://jjg.me/30xE7PA #Articles #Azure #Identity #WebAPI #MSAL #Managed Identity #Entra

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Aleksei Aleinikov

@aleksei-aleinikov.bsky.social

6 days ago

What ToggleEvent.source and dialog.closedBy Actually Fix Some of the best web platform improvements are not big features — they are small fixes to annoying UI problems.

Small web APIs can fix big UI annoyances.
`ToggleEvent.source` and `dialog.closedBy` make interface behavior clearer and more native.
medium.com/code-your-ow...

#JavaScript #WebAPI #Frontend

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AI Daily Post

@aidailypost.com

1 week ago

Stumbled on a free API that went from a sluggish web search to a top‑tier AI tool—think smarter crawling, precise content extraction, and LLM‑powered agents. Perfect for building next‑gen bots. Dive in to see why devs are buzzing! #WebAPI #AIagents #SearchAPI

🔗 aidailypost.com/news/free-ap...

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Xojo

@xojo.com

1 week ago

How do you handle JSON in Xojo? JSONItem vs. manual parsing? Use Compact for network, pretty‑print for logs?

Reference: documentation.xojo.com/api/text/json/jsonitem.h...
#XojoDev #WebAPI

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Ottorino Bruni

@ottorinobruni.bsky.social

2 weeks ago

Improve ASP.NET Core Web API Performance and Resilience - Ottorino Bruni Learn how to improve ASP.NET Core Web API performance and resilience with practical techniques, real-world examples, and best practices for modern .NET APIs, including caching, async patterns, error h...

Your ASP.NET Core API feels slow under real traffic? 😩
Most slowdowns come from tiny “harmless” choices that pile up
Minimal APIs → fast to write, easy to misuse
Fix performance before it hurts users
#dotnet #aspnetcore #csharp #WebApi #Performance www.ottorinobruni.com/improve-asp-...

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Joseph Guadagno

@jguadagno.com

2 weeks ago

Hello Microsoft Identity Platform Hello, Microsoft identity platform!

ICYMI: (06/12/2020): "Hello Microsoft Identity Platform." RPs and feedback are always appreciated! https://jjg.me/3feJbfC #Articles #Azure #Identity #WebAPI #Api #OAuth #MSAL #Managed Identity #Entra

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Simon Baynes

@bayn.es

3 weeks ago

Previously, I got all of my #WebAPI #dotnet apps working with @honeycomb.io in #AWS #Lambda

This week, I am going to integrate all of my event-based Lambdas as well.

Then I am going to work out how to get the Spans to connect across #SNS => #SQS

This has already been a journey. The docs suck!

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Joseph Guadagno

@jguadagno.com

1 month ago

Testing Web APIs or Services with JetBrains Rider For the last week or so I’ve been working on modernizing the Desert Code Camp site which meant that I am basically rewriting it. :smile: Part of the rewrite is to make all of the user facing functionality, adding/viewing sessions, viewing the schedule, etc., available from an API and not code behind. I spent the last week or so designing and implementing the API in ASP.NET Core 6. The technology used in building the API does not matter for this post but the example repository is in ASP.NET Core. While testing the application, I started to heavily use the HTTP Client feature of JetBrains Rider. The HTTP Client is a bundled plugin, which is enabled by default, which allows you to emulate calls to a web service or web API. It works very much like Postman, but in the IDE and included.

ICYMI: (07/06/2021): "Testing Web APIs or Services with JetBrains Rider." RPs and feedback are always appreciated! https://jjg.me/3xmNgb4 #Articles #JetBrains #Rider #WebAPI #ASP.NET Core

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Makemychance

@makemychance.bsky.social

1 month ago

Browsers Achieve Near-Universal Web API Compatibility Under Interop Project - Makemychance Major browser vendors have reported significant progress in cross-browser interoperability, reducing long-standing inconsistencies in how modern Web APIs behav

makemychance.com/browsers-ach...
#webapi #web #api

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Joseph Guadagno

@jguadagno.com

1 month ago

Connecting to a Protected API with Microsoft Identity Platform In a previous post, I demonstrated how you can protect an ASP.NET Core Web API using the Microsoft Identity Platform. In this post, we are going to look at what you need to do to have an ASP.NET Core MVC application interact with the same protected API. It’s really easy, once you figure it out! :wink:

ICYMI: (06/26/2020): "Connecting to a Protected API with Microsoft Identity Platform." RPs and feedback are always appreciated! https://jjg.me/31gl78C #Articles #Azure #Identity #WebAPI #ASP.NET Core #MVC #ASP.NET Core MVC

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Joseph Guadagno

@jguadagno.com

1 month ago

No route matches the supplied values No route matches the supplied values

ICYMI: (07/01/2020): "No route matches the supplied values." RPs and feedback are always appreciated! https://jjg.me/2ApfLgg #Articles #WebAPI #ASP.NET Core #MVC #ASP.NET Core MVC

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Joseph Guadagno

@jguadagno.com

1 month ago

Hello Microsoft Identity Platform Hello, Microsoft identity platform!

ICYMI: (06/12/2020): "Hello Microsoft Identity Platform." RPs and feedback are always appreciated! https://jjg.me/3feJbfC #Articles #Azure #Identity #WebAPI #Api #OAuth #MSAL #Managed Identity #Entra

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Ottorino Bruni

@ottorinobruni.bsky.social

1 month ago

Improve ASP.NET Core Web API Performance and Resilience - Ottorino Bruni Learn how to improve ASP.NET Core Web API performance and resilience with practical techniques, real-world examples, and best practices for modern .NET APIs, including caching, async patterns, error h...

🚀 Improve ASP.NET Core Web API Performance & Resilience Avoid common traps in Minimal APIs: go async, cache smart, rate limit, add observability. Build fast, reliable, production-ready services. #dotnet #aspnetcore #webapi #performance #resilience www.ottorinobruni.com/improve-asp-...

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Mark Jack

@markjackmilian.bsky.social

2 months ago

Just a moment...

Discover best practices for structuring scalable .NET Core Web APIs! Learn about optimal folder structures and architectural patterns to enhance your project. #DotNet #WebAPI

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Alvin Ashcraft

@alvinashcraft.com

2 months ago

Dev Proxy v2.1 with configuration hot reload and stdio proxying - Microsoft 365 Developer Blog Introducing Dev Proxy v2.1 with configuration hot reload and stdio proxying

Dev Proxy v2.1 with configuration hot reload and stdio proxying

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#devproxy #apis #webapi #dotnet #m365

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Joseph Guadagno

@jguadagno.com

2 months ago

Testing Web APIs or Services with JetBrains Rider For the last week or so I’ve been working on modernizing the Desert Code Camp site which meant that I am basically rewriting it. :smile: Part of the rewrite is to make all of the user facing functionality, adding/viewing sessions, viewing the schedule, etc., available from an API and not code behind. I spent the last week or so designing and implementing the API in ASP.NET Core 6. The technology used in building the API does not matter for this post but the example repository is in ASP.NET Core. While testing the application, I started to heavily use the HTTP Client feature of JetBrains Rider. The HTTP Client is a bundled plugin, which is enabled by default, which allows you to emulate calls to a web service or web API. It works very much like Postman, but in the IDE and included.

ICYMI: (07/06/2021): "Testing Web APIs or Services with JetBrains Rider." RPs and feedback are always appreciated! https://jjg.me/3xmNgb4 #Articles #JetBrains #Rider #WebAPI #ASP.NET Core

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Joseph Guadagno

@jguadagno.com

2 months ago

No route matches the supplied values No route matches the supplied values

ICYMI: (07/01/2020): "No route matches the supplied values." RPs and feedback are always appreciated! https://jjg.me/2ApfLgg #Articles #WebAPI #ASP.NET Core #MVC #ASP.NET Core MVC

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Mark Jack

@markjackmilian.bsky.social

2 months ago

Just a moment...

Explore the benefits of using DTOs over entities in ASP.NET Core Web API for improved performance, security, and data management. Discover best practices to streamline your development process. #ASPNETCore #WebAPI

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Joseph Guadagno

@jguadagno.com

2 months ago

Connecting to a Protected API with Microsoft Identity Platform In a previous post, I demonstrated how you can protect an ASP.NET Core Web API using the Microsoft Identity Platform. In this post, we are going to look at what you need to do to have an ASP.NET Core MVC application interact with the same protected API. It’s really easy, once you figure it out! :wink:

ICYMI: (06/26/2020): "Connecting to a Protected API with Microsoft Identity Platform." RPs and feedback are always appreciated! https://jjg.me/31gl78C #Articles #Azure #Identity #WebAPI #ASP.NET Core #MVC #ASP.NET Core MVC

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Alvin Ashcraft

@alvinashcraft.com

2 months ago

Creating and Debugging Multi-Project Solutions Brian provides a detailed look at how to create solutions that contain multiple projects and how you can debug across each of the projects. ⌚ Chapters: 00:00 Welcome 04:20 Creating a Web API…

Creating and Debugging Multi-Project Solutions | Visual Studio Toolbox with Leslie Richardson & Brian Randell

www.youtube.com/watch?v=94bV...

#visualstudio #debugging #ide #webapi #dotnet #devcommunity

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Joseph Guadagno

@jguadagno.com

2 months ago

Testing Web APIs or Services with JetBrains Rider For the last week or so I’ve been working on modernizing the Desert Code Camp site which meant that I am basically rewriting it. :smile: Part of the rewrite is to make all of the user facing functionality, adding/viewing sessions, viewing the schedule, etc., available from an API and not code behind. I spent the last week or so designing and implementing the API in ASP.NET Core 6. The technology used in building the API does not matter for this post but the example repository is in ASP.NET Core. While testing the application, I started to heavily use the HTTP Client feature of JetBrains Rider. The HTTP Client is a bundled plugin, which is enabled by default, which allows you to emulate calls to a web service or web API. It works very much like Postman, but in the IDE and included.

ICYMI: (07/06/2021): "Testing Web APIs or Services with JetBrains Rider." RPs and feedback are always appreciated! https://jjg.me/3xmNgb4 #Articles #JetBrains #Rider #WebAPI #ASP.NET Core

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Mark Jack

@markjackmilian.bsky.social

2 months ago

Explore the fundamentals of HTTP methods in Web API .NET! Get insights into GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, and more, to enhance your web development skills. #WebAPI #DotNet

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Ottorino Bruni

@ottorinobruni.bsky.social

3 months ago

Improve ASP.NET Core Web API Performance and Resilience - Ottorino Bruni Learn how to improve ASP.NET Core Web API performance and resilience with practical techniques, real-world examples, and best practices for modern .NET APIs, including caching, async patterns, error h...

🚀 Improve ASP.NET Core Web API Performance & Resilience! ⚡ Avoid Minimal API pitfalls go async, cache smart, rate limit & add observability for fast, reliable services. #dotnet #aspnetcore #webapi #performance #resilience www.ottorinobruni.com/improve-asp-...

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