All You Need To Know About IHttpClientFactory in ASP.Net Core

When it comes to working with the HttpClient in Asp.Net Core, using IHttpClientFactory is the preferred way to go. But what does this even mean? How many approaches do we have to work with the HttpClient in Asp.Net Core? Join me and in this video you'll find everything you need to know about IHttpClientFactory in Asp.Net Core
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1. Intro: 00:00
2. Simple HttpClient: 01:15
3. Named HttpClient: 04:13
4. Typed HttpClient: 06:38
5. Generated HttpClient: 10:51

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[ahmet]

Perfect!!
You answered all my questions about httpclient. Thanks a lot. It's great that you mentioned a third-party library (refit). Finally, it would be great if it was the rest client.

[adam-xtte]

Your channel is pure gold. Thank you for your effort

[AM-rllv]

Great video!! Could you maybe also make a video explaining any pitfalls with regard to the lifecycle of the HttpClient and where (or when) we should update the Api-keys (maybe we have a different api-access key for each logged in user) for each call on the typed HttpClient (i.e. in the program.cs, or in the ctor in client.cs file, or before calling the sendAsync method). I hope my question makes sense : ) Thanks Again!!

[kirillzlobin]

Why in C# to make an API call is such a huge deal...

[alexmel]

Hi, thanks for the video. In the part, you talk about typed HttpClient.
How can I add HTTPCLIENTHANDLRE to the HTTPCLINT you injected?
indeed to add certificate /
thanks.