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APIs are great for providing structured/custom info
Instead of putting all the code into the website, I have chosen to use APIs. This way, I can update the API result and not have to update main website. And eventually make use of CRUD functionality.
Breaking it down: Using Fragments
One thing I am more keen to do for this website project is break things down into snackable chunks. Fragments are great for this, and also you get to reuse the logic for other (similar) things.
Add API's and Clean-Up UI
Now that the main structure is in place, it's time to add more API endpoints and also clean up the user interface sections. The intention is also to keep it a clean and simple design and easy to maintain.
LinkedIn link and posts
This site is all about career as I mentioned, so what better way than by fusing together with LinkedIn. Cross-linking, so there is no way of escaping.
create API website support endpoints
Using ASP.Net Core Minimal API, I have created some endpoints to support retrieving info in lists/vars. This will be the base, but hoping to incorporate many ideas along the way.
anthony-barrett.uk is here
I have created this website to primarily showcase my C#/Blazor/Web dev skills, but also to give an overview of things I have achieved on my career journey.