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Six ways to organize minimal APIs in ASP.NET Core applications
In the previous part of this article series you learned to add minimal APIs to the Startup class. So far we have added minimal APIs to the Program.cs file. If you have only a handful of APIs this create any problem. But if you have a lots of minimal APIs to deal with, at some point you will want to organize them in a better way.
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