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Pacco's async gateway answers a POST with two names - the ID a resource will have and the operation that tracks whether it ever gets it. Following both through the Redis state machine, the saga header override and the per-user SignalR push, warts and all - a five-minute memory, a 404 with three meanings, and a status API anyone can read.
DShop's gateway answers a write with 202 Accepted and a header pointing at an operation that hasn't happened yet. Reading the contract shows a clean async-REST design - and two small bugs that undercut it.
FastEndpoints suffixes versions by default - /api/orders/v2 - and its release-group model versions endpoints, not APIs. Reading the route-building code explains the philosophy, and the AspVersioning bridge covers everyone it doesn't fit. Part 9 of FastEndpoints in Depth.
