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.NET 9 OpenAPI - Part 1

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Web developmentSoftware designC# and .NETHTTP, REST and GraphQLAPI design

How to configure OpenAPI, Swashbuckle, OAuth2, and XML comments in .NET 8 before migrating to .NET 9.

In Part 1 I'm showing the "old" way of doing things using .NET 8 and Swashbuckle. I hightlight why this is not outdated in terms of OpenAPI and what I do in order to improve maintainablility and dev-experience. You learn how to effectively configure OAuth flows and XML comments and how API versions are introduced. Source Code: github.com/codingfreak/blogsamples/tree/master/ApiConversion I know that it got pretty long again but I want to show the stuff as deep as possible so that everybody can really appreciate the changes in .NET 9. So stay tuned. [] Introduction [] Presentation [] Demo of default project template [] Rabbit Hole #1 - no blank line plz [] Rabbit Hole #2 - Why Swagger only in dev? [] Explaning template code [] Rabbit Hole #3 - What I don't like about MS default template. [] My sample solution - demo [] Details of my solution - Pro`s should skip this (not really) [] Outro

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What people say. Recommended as a detailed guide on configuring OpenAPI and Swashbuckle in .NET 8 before migrating to .NET 9.

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Moving to .NET 9 and OpenAPI Over the last month there have been quite a few questions and discussions regarding OpenAPI and .NET 9 so I wanted to share the following 2 parted Video as a hopefully helpful ressource. Part 1: Focussing on the "classic" way with swashbuckle and .NET 8 link to this video Part 2: Focussing on moving to .NET 9 and OpenAPI link to this video
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