
ASP.NET Core Web API Best Practices for Production Systems
A checklist of the practices we apply to every ASP.NET Core API we build — from error handling and security to performance and observability.
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Well-designed REST APIs and backend services that web apps, mobile apps, partners and AI features can depend on — documented, secured, tested and observable.
Resource-oriented APIs with versioning, pagination, validation and consistent error responses.
APIs designed for Flutter, React and Next.js clients, including authentication and file handling.
Stripe, CRMs, ERPs, email and SMS providers and other REST APIs.
Reliable inbound and outbound webhooks, queues and background processing.
API keys, OAuth, rate limiting and documentation for external developers.
Backend endpoints that wrap LLM calls with permissions, logging and cost control.
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Yes. We integrate payment providers such as Stripe, CRMs, ERPs, messaging services, mapping and other REST APIs, with retry, idempotency and error handling.
Every API we build is described with OpenAPI, so clients can generate SDKs and your team can explore endpoints interactively.
Yes. We profile the API, fix database and query issues, add caching and background processing where appropriate, and add monitoring so problems are visible early.
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