How to Integrate the OpenAI API into ASP.NET Core 10 (C# Step-by-Step)
Build a bounded, secure AI endpoint with dependency injection, the Responses API, cancellation, and predictable error handling.
Bora Yılmaz is a software engineer with a professional development background dating to 2015. He holds a bachelor’s degree in Computer Engineering from Eastern Mediterranean University, completed in 2015.
His experience includes backend development at İstikbal Mobilya, senior backend development at sigortam.net, and software development team leadership at Almila Mobilya. These roles involved manufacturing systems, insurance software, APIs, and enterprise integrations.
His technical work spans ASP.NET Core MVC and Web API, service-based architectures, Entity Framework, SQL Server, MySQL, Redis, Kafka, Docker, background services, and CI/CD workflows with Azure DevOps. He has worked on systems integrating business data from sources such as SAP and enterprise databases.
Jovenzo brings that backend perspective to AI application development. Articles focus on clear boundaries, reproducible examples, security, and the trade-offs behind engineering decisions. AI-related product claims are grounded in documentation, and verification limitations are stated beside the relevant examples.
Bora is Jovenzo’s sole author and is responsible for approving its articles before publication. AI tools may assist with research, drafting, and editing; they do not establish firsthand experience or replace his review.
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