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Validation in .NET 10 Just Got Way Easier π
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Hey Reader, .NET 10 is almost here, and it brings a big upgrade for validation in Minimal APIs. In this weekβs tutorial, Iβll walk you through how validation works now in .NET 10 (using Entity Framework, Scalar, and Minimal APIs). Before, writing validation logic in each endpoint was a pain. You had to manually check for null values, invalid quantities, or missing fields. But in .NET 10, thatβs all built-in and super clean.
βWatch the full tutorial now: π Happy coding! Take care, Patrick |
Patrick God
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