REST WCF Service for Web Applications in ASP.NET Hands-On

REST WCF Service for Web Applications in ASP.NET Hands-On, available at $44.99, has an average rating of 4.61, with 24 lectures, based on 828 reviews, and has 3700 subscribers.

You will learn about Build a restful WCF service from the ground up Understand the configurations file for the service Use and implement HTTP Request Methods or verbs for a restful communication like GET, POST, PUT & DELETE Use the Google Chrome developer tools and read the network communications Implement all CRUD operations (Create, Read, Update, Delete) Implement custom requests like searching or sorting and use the RequestURI to your advantage, e.g. by passing arguments in the URL or in the body of your request Debug your C# and also JavaScript code in Visual Studio Send status codes (like 404 Not Found) back to the client and react to them properly This course is ideal for individuals who are Developers who have or want to build restful WCF services for any kind of web application or Developers who have or want to fix, maintain or implement new features to existing WCF services It is particularly useful for Developers who have or want to build restful WCF services for any kind of web application or Developers who have or want to fix, maintain or implement new features to existing WCF services.

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Summary

Title: REST WCF Service for Web Applications in ASP.NET Hands-On

Price: $44.99

Average Rating: 4.61

Number of Lectures: 24

Number of Published Lectures: 24

Number of Curriculum Items: 24

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 24

Original Price: $29.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Build a restful WCF service from the ground up
Understand the configurations file for the service
Use and implement HTTP Request Methods or verbs for a restful communication like GET, POST, PUT & DELETE
Use the Google Chrome developer tools and read the network communications
Implement all CRUD operations (Create, Read, Update, Delete)
Implement custom requests like searching or sorting and use the RequestURI to your advantage, e.g. by passing arguments in the URL or in the body of your request
Debug your C# and also JavaScript code in Visual Studio
Send status codes (like 404 Not Found) back to the client and react to them properly

Who Should Attend

Developers who have or want to build restful WCF services for any kind of web application
Developers who have or want to fix, maintain or implement new features to existing WCF services

Target Audiences

Developers who have or want to build restful WCF services for any kind of web application
Developers who have or want to fix, maintain or implement new features to existing WCF services

So you have this old legacy application on your screen, it needs some fixes and new features, but unfortunately, these have to be implemented with a WCF Service?�

Don’t panic! I’m here to help.

WCF Services are still quite often used in bigger corporations and also small teams because they might use older software that was built with these kinds of services.

Now people with deep knowledge of WCF-Services are rare. And that’s your chance!

By the end of this “REST WCF Service for Web Applications” course, you will be able to build WCF Services from the ground up and also change existing implementations and maintain these like a pro.�

Let’s have a look at what you are going to learn in this course:

Ajax-enabled restful WCF Service with Visual Studio

Within the first 10 minutes of this course, you will already learn how to build a new restful WCF Service from the ground up. After that, we will dive deeper into the code and implement several features. For that matter, this course provides a small prepared web application – a superhero database – where all the HTML & CSS parts are already covered.

You can totally focus on implementing the WCF Service in C# in Visual Studio and call your web service from the browser with JavaScript.

The web.config

After we created a completely new WCF Service, we will go over every important file in the Visual Solution and in particular cover the Web.config. All attributes in this configurations file will be explained.

CRUD operations with custom classes and lists

CRUD stands for Create, Read, Update and Delete. And this is exactly what you are going to do in this course. But you will not only use basic data types like strings and integers to implement these operations. You will use custom classes (superheroes in essence) and lists of these classes to create new heroes, update them and so on.

Common HTTP methods

To match these operations, you will make use of the four most common HTTP request methods, GET, POST, PUT and DELETE. Every HTTP method is used for a certain CRUD operation and you will learn which one you should use and why.

More than CRUD: Filtering, custom searches, sorting

A real-life WCF Service usually has to do more than just CRUD. That’s we will dive even deeper and implement some custom requests like searching or sorting.

Debugging

Most likely every web service will have some errors. To find and fix these errors, it’s highly recommended to debug your code. We will do exactly that. But you will not only learn how to debug your C# code but also how to debug your JavaScript code with Visual Studio as well.

Sending StatusCodes

Let’s assume you’re looking for a particular object but your WCF Service can’t find it. Wouldn’t it be great to send this information back to the requesting client, i.e. sending back a “404 Not Found”? You learn how to do exactly that.

I’m Patrick and I will be your Instructor for this course. I’m a Web Developer for over a decade now, and I have worked for big companies with thousands of employees, small teams with only 5 people and also completely by myself as a contractor.

As a Udemy Instructor, to this date, I was able to publish three software development courses with a total of over 20.000 unique students.

If you have any questions, feel free to connect!

And if the course still isn’t for you. You have a 30-day money-back guarantee. No questions asked.

Sounds good? I’m looking forward to see you in the course.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: The WCF Service

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Jump Start

Lecture 3: Web.config & Attributes

Lecture 4: Preparations

Chapter 2: CRUD Implementations

Lecture 1: Introduction & What’s CRUD?

Lecture 2: HTTP Request Methods Explained

Lecture 3: Read / HTTP GET: Get all super heroes

Lecture 4: Read / HTTP GET: Client Part

Lecture 5: The Developer Tools

Lecture 6: Read / HTTP GET: Get single super heroes

Lecture 7: Create / HTTP POST: Add a new super hero

Lecture 8: Create / HTTP POST: Client Part

Lecture 9: Update / HTTP PUT: Update a super hero

Lecture 10: Update / HTTP PUT: Client Part

Lecture 11: Delete / HTTP DELETE: Remove a super hero

Lecture 12: Delete / HTTP DELETE: Client Part

Lecture 13: Summary

Chapter 3: More than CRUD

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Search a Hero

Lecture 3: Get a sorted list

Lecture 4: Fight!

Lecture 5: Debugging

Lecture 6: What about sending StatusCodes (e.g. 404 Not Found)?

Lecture 7: Summary

Instructors

Patrick God
Passionate Software Developer & Teacher

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1 stars: 6 votes
2 stars: 7 votes
3 stars: 89 votes
4 stars: 339 votes
5 stars: 387 votes

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