Just a reminder for anyone that wants to use the devRant API for .NET. I made a C# wrapper that people might find useful: https://github.com/redrails/...

Not sure why it's not on the devRant projects page but feel free to use it and contribute 🙂 🙂

Open an issue on github , thats what @dfox always says usually iirc, its easier that way to do it, kind of like a todo list.

Great job man! Do you plan to add sign in feature?

Is there a reason the client class is named in camelCase instead of PascalCase which is standard in C#? Also why use WebClient?? :D

@juunas What do you intend to use for an API request?

@juunas what options do I have? From what I can see the main libraries people use are WebClient, HttpClient or HttpWebRequest. WebClient is only a wrapper around HttpWebRequest so I don't see anything wrong with using it, I'm not sure what the best practices are for API calls with C#.

@Mitiko HttpClient, it removes a bunch of the overhead and fully supports the async await pattern.

@juunas I may have a look into it today and see if it's any good. Alternatively you could also fork and contribute if you wish 😊