result-pattern

Result pattern for .NET that replaces exceptions with type-safe return values. Features railway-oriented programming, ASP.NET Core integration, RFC 7807 Problem Details, and built-in pagination. Designed for production systems requiring explicit error handling without the overhead of throwing exceptions.

How to implement the Result Pattern in .NET and C#.

An example of a full-stack application for Authentication and Authorization, build with ASP.NET Core 10.0 (Minimal API) and Angular 21.

Tiny package for decoupling domain operation results from IActionResult and IResult types of ASP.NET Web API (the Result Pattern implementation))

Unleash a pragmatic and observable use of Result Pattern and Railway-Oriented Programming in Ruby.

A lightweight and powerful Result Pattern implementation for .NET 9. This library is designed to make error handling and validation operations cleaner and more readable.

An example of a full-stack application for file upload and download, built with ASP.NET Core 10.0 (Minimal API) and Angular 19.

🏺 Pithos — All-in-one TypeScript utilities ecosystem — 280+ utilities, schema validation (Zod alternative, 11× faster), Result pattern (Neverthrow alternative, 3× smaller). Zero dependencies, 100% test & mutation coverage.

An example of REST API for handling weather data using minimal API and Clean Architecture with various design patterns. ASP.NET Core 10.0

A very simple, fully typed Rust-like Result type for Python 3.

An API built for advanced Leaning Management Implemented with ASP.NET Core

Fluent Result Type for TypeScript

Encode failure and absence of value in TypeScript

Result Pattern in C#

This repository provides comprehensive guidance on developing your upcoming microservices architecture project using .NET Core 8.

Extends OneOf<> and OneOfBase<> with methods to deconstruct their underlying types, while converting non-nullable value-types into nullable types (so only one of the resulting values will be non-null). Also provides extensions to convert into Tuple<> or ValueTuple<>

An example REST API for managing weather data using Minimal API and Vertical Slice Architecture, with various design patterns. Built with ASP.NET Core 10.0.

Start with zero-allocation core. Scale to enterprise features through opt-in packages. Never compromise on speed.

This is my PET project — ASP.NET Core web APIs built as microservices. I used DDD, Clean Architecture CQRS and event-driven communication principles.

🤝 Minimalist, strongly-typed result pattern for TypeScript