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RESTful vs. RPC: Comparing Two Distinct API Architectural Approaches

Developers have a wide range of architectural styles to pick from when it comes to creating and implementing APIs. Representational State Transfer (REST) and Remote Procedure Call (RPC) are two popular choices. Both strategies have their own advantages, disadvantages, and applications. With the use of practical C# code samples, we will examine the distinctions...

Encryption vs Hashing

In the world of data security, two fundamental concepts reign supreme: encryption and hashing. Both play crucial roles in safeguarding sensitive information, but they serve different purposes. In this comprehensive blog post, we will delve into the realm of encryption and hashing, exploring their definitions, use cases, and C# code examples to solidify your...

How To Migrate From WCF Service To ASP .NET Core Web API (REST)?

For more than ten years, Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) has been a well-liked framework for creating service-oriented applications. To increase performance, scalability, and maintainability nevertheless, it is becoming more and more crucial to switch from WCF to newer technologies like ASP .NET Core Web API (REST). This blog post offers a detailed tutorial for...

How To Secure Your REST API?

With the proliferation of web and mobile applications, REST APIs have become the de facto standard for enabling communication between systems. As such, securing your REST API is crucial to protect your application and user data from unauthorized access and malicious attacks. In this post, we'll explore best practices for securing your REST API. Use...

Everything You Should Know About Postman

Postman is a popular tool for testing and developing APIs (Application Programming Interfaces). It is used by developers, testers, and even non-technical team members to interact with APIs in a quick and easy way. In this article, we will dive into what Postman is, its key features, and how it can be used in...

What Is CORS?

CORS is a browser protocol and security standard. It is critical for API development. To limit the hazards of cross-origin HTTP queries, modern browsers use CORS in APIs such as XMLHttpRequest or Fetch. It allows you to keep your website's integrity. But what exactly is CORS? What is its purpose? All of the information...