Zentient Results Api Reference Appendices - ulfbou/Zentient.Results GitHub Wiki
📜 Appendices
This section provides supplementary information, including historical changes, guidance for updating to new versions, frequently asked questions, and a glossary of terms used throughout the Zentient.Results documentation.
Changelog
The Changelog provides a historical record of all significant changes, new features, bug fixes, and improvements introduced in each version of Zentient.Results. It's essential for understanding the evolution of the library and for identifying changes relevant to your projects when upgrading.
For the detailed history of changes, please refer to the dedicated wiki page:
Migration Guide
A Migration Guide is crucial for users upgrading Zentient.Results between major versions or when significant breaking changes are introduced. This guide will provide step-by-step instructions, code examples, and explanations to help you transition your existing codebase to the latest version of the library smoothly.
Status: This section will be populated as needed with future major releases or breaking changes to ensure a seamless upgrade path for our users.
- Future Content:
- Instructions for upgrading from previous versions.
- Details on API changes, deprecations, and removals.
- Guidance on adopting new patterns or features.
- Common pitfalls and how to address them.
FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)
This section addresses common questions about Zentient.Results, its usage, design philosophy, and best practices.
Status: This section will be expanded over time based on user feedback, common support inquiries, and community discussions.
- Potential Topics:
- When should I use
IResult
vs.IResult<T>
? - How do I handle multiple errors?
- Can I use Zentient.Results with ASP.NET Core?
- What's the difference between
Map
andBind
? - How do I integrate with logging frameworks?
- Performance considerations.
- When should I use
Glossary
The Glossary defines key terms and concepts used throughout the Zentient.Results documentation. It aims to clarify terminology and ensure a shared understanding of the library's components and patterns.
Status: This section will be populated with core terms and updated as new concepts are introduced or clarified.