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With .NET 7 being around for only a couple of days now, there are plenty of new features to be played with. One of these is the actual ability of .NET's build infrastructure to directly publish your applications to a Docker container registry (or any other container registry, for that matter), without having to explicitly specify a Docker file.

Following up on our article on how to design good controllers in ASP.NET, I'd like to introduce you to a different set of tools to help you clean up your architecture in ASP.NET Core projects. Let's visit action filters in ASP.NET.

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When it comes to API projects there is a lot you can do with your controllers. Consequently, there is also a lot that you can do wrong with them. So let’s have a look at some basic guidelines that might help you improve the design of your ASP.NET Core controllers.