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Nice article, tank you. Tried to integrate it in your dotnet-starter-kit but keep getting an unauthorized when I try to access the scalar endpoint. Could you be so kind and integrate a working example in your dotnet-starter-kit? |
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Great article, covers the subject in a simple and clear way. Thank you. |
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blog/dotnet-swagger-alternatives-openapi/
With the release of .NET 9, you might have noticed that Swagger Gen is no longer included by default in web API templates. This means that when you create a new .NET 9 WebAPI, you no longer have the fancy green Swagger UI to test your API Endpoints. If you're wondering why and what this means for your projects, you're not alone! But don't worry—Microsoft has introduced a new way to handle API documentation that makes things even better.
https://codewithmukesh.com/blog/dotnet-swagger-alternatives-openapi/
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