What is the best way to let my .NET API know a user has registered ?
I am using .NET as my backend and Angular as my frontend (Typescript SDK).
I am aware that webhooks are still in development/beta, is there another way to let my API know when a user has registered currently ?
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Our webhooks functionality is very close to release.
Off the top of my head, here are some alternative options you have right now.
Client-side Notification: After a successful registration using the TypeScript SDK on your Angular frontend, you could make a direct call to your .NET API to notify it of the new registration. This can be done by invoking a specific endpoint on your API designed to handle such notifications.
Kinde Management API: Utilize the Kinde Management API to manage users. You can create a process on your backend that checks for new users at specific intervals or triggers based on certain actions. While this is similar to polling, it's more controlled and can be designed to run at less frequent intervals or triggered by specific actions in your application.
Hey @Paradox,
We just opened our webhooks feature for beta testing.
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