All of us come to blogging our paths. Somebody because of the perspective to go out from a job and make money on blogging, another to find self in letters or to give the public a taste of one’s quality. There are plenty of reasons. Everybody can share their narrative of how it happened, moreover many of us will put the same lines. However, stories will be still different; you know as a plagiary platform says per cent of unique text in your graduation work. Definitely, my sharing won’t be something unique.

A Bored Brain

It was long months of Covid-19 at home. I am a programmer, and I have an excellent opportunity to work remotely; unfortunately, many of us cannot afford it to self. Day by day, week by week, month by month. And of course, I didn’t start writing at that time, procrastination you know. …

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Before starting this article, I highly recommend visiting the previous one.

.ΝΕΤ versioning

First of all, we need our App with API versioning (NSwag wiki API versioning).

Startup class with changes:

Add some versions to controllers:

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I use the default Web API project for the starting point (instruction for creating can be found here).

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