What is a Webhook? [.NET/C# Implementation]

00:00 - Introduction
00:20 - What is a webhook?
02:00 - Webhook workflow
05:30 - Create a webhook in ASP.NET Core
10:00 - Test webhook from Postman
11:20 - Webhook authentication
14:00 - Webhook authentication test
#csharp #dotnet #webhook #webhooks
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[@gopichandarselvaraj5250]

Great video! Your explanation of webhooks was clear and insightful. I especially appreciated the detailed walkthrough of the .NET/C# implementation - it filled a gap in my understanding that I hadn't found covered in other resources. Thanks for your efforts in putting this together and for your clear presentation. Looking forward to more content like this!

[@DotNetCoreCentral]

Glad it was helpful!

[@edcosta4466]

Very good video! The most straightforward and effective implementation of webhooks in c# I have found. Helped a lot. Thank you for the great content!

[@_raygun]

Thanks. I really appreciate this video.

[@thedacian123]

Very intersting!I think is the same mechanism that identity servers(ouath server) is using in the last step when they make a web call to the application that s using the external authentication.

[@sirbordas]

Fantastic! You helped me alot. Many thanks from Portugal!

[@DotNetCoreCentral]

Glad it helped!

[@ashokvadlamani3529]

Thanks for creating this video. This looks similar to API. Trying to understand how is it different

[@yogij17]

Oh Wow! Great video to know about web hooks. Very very informative. Thank you so much for your guidance! Can you please tell me if there is a way to use single web API to work across different countries serving different needs. Regards.

[@shivachaturvedhi8840]

do you have similar video , which hooks Dns-lookup?

[@PrakashKumar-er5jo]

how do i add this webhook to opensearch dashboard. when i add it there, it says connection refused. but same as your it works in postman

Excuse me sr... do you have the implementation somewhere in your channel about webhook and notifications you mentioned at the end of the video? pleaseeee, I will be vert thanksfull

[@knightmarerip711]

Very nice video, however, this is just a web API with an endpoint called webhook. The actual webhook implementation would be an even driven type of setup where other systems subscribe to the event you expose. Still a very good video.

[@DotNetCoreCentral]

I am not sure what you mentioned is correct. Webhook is an API which will be called by someone when an event happen in their system. Or you can call a clients webhook when an event happen in your system and you want to communicate back. The caller is event driven, but webhook at the end of the day is just a web API, that will be invoked by someone when an event occur. Here are couple of references: zapier.com/blog/what-are-webhooks/#what www.redhat.com/en/topics/automation/what-is-a-webhook

[@mans80]

Graet video. Can you make a video on implenting webhook to interact with Facebook Messenger? recieve real-time notifiations and send replies?

[@magrpe]

Tried this and it only works for HTTP Get, a HTTP Post returns '405 - Method Not allowed'. Any ideas?

[@magrpe]

Figured it out - the default method is app.MapGet not app.MapPost - great video, many thanks!

[@nehemiahlimocheburet1411]

Hello, this is an interesting video. I would like to ask for your help, can webhook be used to handle callbacks? I am really looking for a way I can handle callback data, kindly assist

[@DotNetCoreCentral]

yes it can be

[@nehemiahlimocheburet1411]

@@DotNetCoreCentral thank you, please do one specifically for handling callbacks

[@naimishahada1414]

@DotNetCoreCentral thanks for great explanation. please create detail video on this with call backs.