I'm not sure when this was recorded, but in Rider/R# and latest VS, there is a refactoring "extract to global using", the file name I think Global.Usings.cs - just Alt+Enter the usings away :) Otherwise, awesome talk.
Ive seen projects start the with minimal api but end up looking just a controller as he mentions. It sounds great and there's performance gains with minimal, but as you start adding validation, filters, etc., may just wanna go back to controllers.
Not sure the use of Minimal API is just reserved for small APIs. Sure David Fowler has said somewhere MVC Web API hasn't really changed much since the old framework days, and most of the performance work is going on under the covers for the Minimal API style, so yes your Minimal APIs might end up resembling controllers, but they should be way faster...
Excellent presentation. Minimal API is amazing.
Excellently presented and well organized
Chef's kiss right here
I'm not sure when this was recorded, but in Rider/R# and latest VS, there is a refactoring "extract to global using", the file name I think Global.Usings.cs - just Alt+Enter the usings away :)
Otherwise, awesome talk.
Ive seen projects start the with minimal api but end up looking just a controller as he mentions. It sounds great and there's performance gains with minimal, but as you start adding validation, filters, etc., may just wanna go back to controllers.
I like the cut of this guy's jib! 👍😎🆒 Seems like a very positive guy. 🐝➕
Not sure the use of Minimal API is just reserved for small APIs. Sure David Fowler has said somewhere MVC Web API hasn't really changed much since the old framework days, and most of the performance work is going on under the covers for the Minimal API style, so yes your Minimal APIs might end up resembling controllers, but they should be way faster...
Perfect
31:00 await app.RunAsync(); ;)
Did you just steal a George Carlin bit to start your session? :)