In this section, we explore building minimal APIs in .NET, focusing on project structure, defining HTTP endpoints, and handling requests and responses effectively.

In this section, we explore the structure of minimal APIs in ASP.NET, focusing on components like routing, middleware, and the request lifecycle to enhance application design and performance.

In this section, we explore configuring HTTP endpoints, managing route parameters, and implementing request validation and error handling in minimal APIs for reliable API interactions.

In this section, we explore ASP.NET middleware pipelines, focusing on configuring order, implementing custom middleware, and optimizing performance for scalable API development.

In this section, we explore parameter binding in API requests, focusing on sources like route values, query strings, and headers, and how to map client data to server-side objects for effective API interactions.

In this section, we will learn DI in ASP.NET, including container configuration, service lifetimes, and best practices for scalable development.

In this section, we will learn integrating minimal APIs with SQL and NoSQL databases for persistent data storage and management.

In this section, we explore how to use Object Relational Mapping (ORM) frameworks—specifically Entity Framework Core and Dapper—to configure minimal API projects and perform CRUD operations while promoting scalable and maintainable database interactions.

In this section, we explore profiling techniques, resource monitoring, and common bottlenecks to optimize API performance and improve system efficiency.

In this section, we explore asynchronous programming in minimal APIs, focusing on non-blocking task execution, scalability, and common challenges like deadlocks and race conditions.

In this section, we explore caching strategies to reduce system strain, including in-memory, distributed, and response caching techniques for improved API performance and resource efficiency.

In this section, we explore code organization, error handling, and security practices to enhance API readability, scalability, and resilience using structured design patterns and best security protocols.

In this section, we explore unit and integration testing, compatibility checks, and deployment methods for minimal APIs, focusing on reliable and sustainable application delivery.