Why Minimal APIs in .NET Scale Better Than Traditional Controllers
For years, building a web API in .NET meant reaching for controllers. You created a class, inherited from a base type, decorated methods with attributes, and let the framework wire everything together through conventions. It worked well and still does. But as systems grow, the costs of that model become harder to ignore. Minimal APIs, introduced in .NET 6 and refined in every release since,...
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