Great video! When using the typed HttpClient, you did not use the HttpClientFactory. In that case, what's the point of injecting the HttpClientFactory?
Thank you. I believe you think about the HttpClientFactoryService class. The HttpClientFactory just happened to be already registered there, and I used the same class to show how we can use the typed client.
Hi Marinko, It's clearly explained and worked as expected. I was looking for something like this for a long time. However, my use case is slightly different. I need to protect my Azure function app instead of my WebApi. Do you have any thoughts?
Hi Philip. First of all thanks for the kind words. I didn't work with Azure at all, well I did something small, but nothing more than that, so I hardly can help you with that.
Hi Marinko, is it better to configure your type client using action delegate while registering it or in constructor like you did? You are injecting http client inside CompaniesClient, i assume that is possible to configure base url and timeout inside program.cs while registering CompaniesClient. Best regards
Hi. You can configure it inside the Program class, if you search through some of Microsoft's documentation, you will see they have similar examples. But, for me, it is always better to encapsulate that HttpClient configuration inside the typed client class, making the Program class cleaner with less configuration logic. Also, this is configuration strictly related to that specific client, so why not having it inside the typed client's class.
@@CodeMaze i was curently workimg with http client and was looking how to optimize it so yeah this video made much easier , keep it up woth videos tnx.
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I like your videos.
You keep showing texts explaining important concepts.
It is very helpful to emphasize them.
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Thanks for add this in series and it will be really helpful. Thanks
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Great video!
When using the typed HttpClient, you did not use the HttpClientFactory. In that case, what's the point of injecting the HttpClientFactory?
Thank you. I believe you think about the HttpClientFactoryService class. The HttpClientFactory just happened to be already registered there, and I used the same class to show how we can use the typed client.
Hi Marinko, It's clearly explained and worked as expected. I was looking for something like this for a long time. However, my use case is slightly different. I need to protect my Azure function app instead of my WebApi. Do you have any thoughts?
Hi Philip. First of all thanks for the kind words. I didn't work with Azure at all, well I did something small, but nothing more than that, so I hardly can help you with that.
@@CodeMaze Thank you for getting back to me!
Hi Marinko,
is it better to configure your type client using action delegate while registering it or in constructor like you did? You are injecting http client inside CompaniesClient, i assume that is possible to configure base url and timeout inside program.cs while registering CompaniesClient.
Best regards
Hi. You can configure it inside the Program class, if you search through some of Microsoft's documentation, you will see they have similar examples. But, for me, it is always better to encapsulate that HttpClient configuration inside the typed client class, making the Program class cleaner with less configuration logic. Also, this is configuration strictly related to that specific client, so why not having it inside the typed client's class.
Thx for video!
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Excellent 😬😬
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Great video
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@@CodeMaze i was curently workimg with http client and was looking how to optimize it so yeah this video made much easier , keep it up woth videos tnx.
I am so glad to hear that. Sorry for the late response, didn't see your reply.
Best Tutorial i use Tuyped Clients.
Thank you very much. Yeah, I also prefer typed clients.