Summary
In this chapter, we have seen several advanced aspects regarding the implementation of minimal APIs. We explored Swagger, which is used to document APIs and provide the developer with a convenient, working debugging environment. We saw how CORS handles the issue of applications hosted on different addresses other than the current API. Finally, we saw how to load configuration information and handle unexpected errors in the application.
We explored the nuts and bolts that will allow us to be productive in a short amount of time.
In the next chapter, we will add a fundamental building block for SOLID pattern-oriented programming, namely the dependency injection engine, which will help us to better manage the application code scattered in the various layers.
