Whenever we want to communicate with an API, we need a tool for that, one choice is HttpClient. HttpClient is built into .NET, and it's a very powerful tool for communicating with APIs. diminishes ...

Creating a new HttpClient for each request can lead to exhaustion of system resources, such as sockets, due to not efficiently reusing connections. Not properly managing the lifecycle of HttpClient ...

When working in applications in ASP.NET Core you might often need to invoke the Web API action methods using HttpClient to check if the endpoints are working fine. To achieve this, you would typically ...

In an earlier post, I discussed the three objects that Microsoft has provided for calling Web Services: HttpWebRequest, WebClient and HttpClient. At the time, I suggested WebClient was the simplest ...