Milan Jovanovićmilanjovanovic.hashnode.dev·Sep 9, 2024Refit in .NET: Building Robust API Clients in C#As a .NET developer, I've spent countless hours working with external APIs. It's a crucial part of modern software development, but let's be honest - it can be a real pain sometimes. We've all been there, wrestling with HttpClient, writing repetitive...Discuss·49 reads.NET
Ejan Shresthaijanggmu.hashnode.dev·Aug 21, 2024Mastering HttpClient in .NET: Best Practices and Advanced Techniques with RefitIntroduction In the .NET ecosystem, HttpClient is the go-to tool for making HTTP requests to web services. However, despite its simplicity, improper usage can lead to significant issues such as socket exhaustion and poor performance. In this article,...Discuss·2 likes·148 readsdotnet
Funduluka Shangalafshangala.hashnode.dev·Jul 8, 2024Cross-Platform Rest and WebSockets Client Application: SetupIntroduction There are a lot of frameworks we can use to write this application. The choice of the programming language to use depends on what framework we decide is best suited to build the application. With flutter we can have the same code-base co...DiscussCross-Platform WebSockets and HTTP clientDart
Thomas BurkhartProblog.burkharts.net·Jul 3, 2024FeaturedEverything You Always Wanted to Know About HttpClientsIn case you are wondering about the cover of this post, I had to share with you the incredible location I was writing this post When starting out writing apps with Flutter or Dart, you probably, like me, just followed the examples on how to make HTT...Ayodele Samuel Adebayo and 10 others are discussing this11 people are discussing thisDiscuss·41 likes·3.0K readsFluttergreat 9
Matteo CollinaforPlatformatic Blogblog.platformatic.dev·May 9, 2024HTTP Fundamentals: How to Easily Make HTTP Calls with PlatformaticAn HTTP call, also known as an HTTP request, is a mechanism applications use to communicate with servers over the Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP). It involves sending a request from a client to a server and receiving a response in return. These ca...Discuss·1 like·267 readshttp
Matteo CollinaforPlatformatic Blogblog.platformatic.dev·May 2, 2024HTTP Fundamentals: Routing fetch() to an in-memory server instanceIn web development, user interactions trigger backend actions, which rely heavily on efficient HTTP calls. Over time, HTTP has become the most popular interface largely due to its robust security measures and ease of debuggability. In this blog, we’l...Discuss·550 readshttp
BytesHubbyteshub.in·Apr 28, 2024(2024) REST Calls using Web Client in Spring 5 and Springboot 3In last article, we discussed about how you can configure Spring WebClient in your springboot project. You can check out that article by clicking here. This article is continuation of the previous article in which we will be discussing about how you ...Discuss·90 readsJava
BytesHubbyteshub.in·Apr 11, 2024(2024) Configure Spring Web Client with Spring boot 3 & Spring 5.As, we all know that Spring has introduced Spring Web Client for Reactive programming and Non-blocking HTTP requests. You must have already used Spring RestTemplate in your application to perform REST requests. Spring is going to deprecate the RestTe...Discuss·163 readsJava
Matteo CollinaforPlatformatic Blogblog.platformatic.dev·Mar 29, 2024Exploring HTTP Clients: Axios, Requests, and Node-FetchWhen building dynamic web applications with Node.js, the choice of HTTP client is pivotal for effective communication with web APIs and efficient handling of website queries. Selecting the right HTTP client for your project can significantly influenc...Discuss·24 likes·1.2K readsnode-fetch
Daniel Edwardsdanieledwards.dev·Feb 7, 2024PostAsJsonAsync - Now with headersThe issue I feel like I've run into this particular problem a few times now. How can I use those lovely extensions in HttpClientJsonExtensions but send them with some additional custom headers? Or, are there any other options? If you're unfamiliar wi...Discuss·244 readsdotnet
