Api

ASP.NET combined with the .NET  CLI is a powerful combination. In a matter of seconds the CLI can generate a templated API application.  Add on top of that a new controller class and you’ve started to develop your new API. This seems simple enough, right? If you’ve been in the ASP.NET biz for a while, the answer is undoubtedly yes. As many updates over the years has greatly simplified the process of creating APIs with ASP.NET. Although, what if you have come from a Python background or a Node.js background?  How would you make sense of Program.cs and Startup.cs?  And, what about controllers and dependency injection and configuration and…