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Request-Response in .NET with HttpClient
The Classic Backend Communication PatternFrom web protocols like HTTP, DNS, or SSH to database protocols and APIs - The Request-Response pattern is everywhere. In the first article on my series of Backend Communication Patterns in .NET, we take a look at the classic, simplest pattern and implement it using the latest approaches in modern .NET |
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Real-Time Apps in .NET with SignalR In this article, we explore how SignalR works under the hood and expand the chat app from the WebSocket article to show just how easy it is to implement advanced features. Real-Time Apps in .NET with SignalR Simple, Reliable, and Scalable Real-Time Communication Read article 113 Cherry St #92768, Seattle, WA 98104-2205Unsubscribe · Preferences
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