As you know, when you cruise through websites, your browser sends HTTP requests. However, it is also possible, to send HTTP requests manually from one server to another, which in C# can be done with the help of HttpClient. This is often useful in a microservices environment, or when integrating...

Dependency injection is a powerful technique in software development that promotes loose coupling between components and improves testability and maintainability. When working with the HttpClient library in C#, integrating it with dependency injection can lead to cleaner and more manageable code. In this article, we will explore how to use...

Content index Understanding HttpClientHandler and its importance in C# What is HttpClientHandler in C# Significance of HttpClientHandler in .NET applications Delve deeper into HttpClient C# How to use HttpClient C# C# HttpClient example for beginners Role of System.Net.Http.HttpClient in network programming Practical examples using HttpClientHandler and HttpClient in .NET Core...

When you have multiple applications and they need to communicate with each other to exchange data you might want to use a protocol that makes something like that happen. In C#, the HTTPClient class provides a powerful and flexible way to make HTTP requests and handle responses. Whether you’re...

The following are a set of best practices for using the HttpClient object in .NET Core when communicating with web APIs. Note that probably not all practices would be recommended in all situations. There can always be good reasons to break from a certain practice. This list is not...