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Everything you need to know about Authorization in ASP.NET Core
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This week I want to introduce you to Authorization and How to implement Authorization for a Web API in ASP.NET Core.
.NET provides us with 3 ways of implementing Authorization depending on the requirement and the use-cases.
In this article, I touch base on all the 3 mechanisms with explaining examples, so you don't need to look up for another content.
Article Link - https://codingramen.com/blog/how-to-authorize-requests-in-asp-net-core-web-api/
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