exception-handling

Global exception handling in ASP.NET Core Razor Pages is implemented by adding `app.UseGlobalExceptionHandling();` to your `Program.cs` file. This catches application-wide errors, logs issues for developers, and displays user-friendly error pages instead of raw server errors.

The best way to standardize API error responses in ASP.NET Core is using the ProblemDetails API. This approach provides a standardized format for reporting API errors to consumers, ensuring consistent error categorization and graceful degradation across your application.

Raw server errors during form submissions occur because ASP.NET Core lacks custom handler-level error management. Defining custom exception types and implementing global middleware ensures graceful failure, logs the issue, and presents a helpful message to the user.

Yes, you can define custom exception types in ASP.NET Core for better domain-specific error categorization. This allows your global exception handling middleware to differentiate between various issues, enabling graceful degradation and appropriate user-friendly error pages.

Yes, ASP.NET Core middleware supports user-friendly error pages for Razor Pages applications. By implementing global exception handling, the middleware catches unexpected issues and displays clear, non-technical error messages to users instead of exposing raw server errors.