RESTful Services with ASP.NET Web API

RESTful Services with ASP.NET Web API, available at $27.99, has an average rating of 4.1, with 34 lectures, based on 72 reviews, and has 774 subscribers.

You will learn about Understand the important features of ASP.NET Web API including its relationship to REST and WCF Start building a real Web API from scratch to be consumed by any RESTful client Learn about authentication and authorization, and applying security to the service over SSL Explore extensibility options such as media type formatters to serve different file formats, message handlers to implement rate-limiting, filters for validation, dependency injection, and OData Interact with clients by creating custom HTTP clients and wiring the service up to it Leverage the power of automatic documentation generation to provide comprehensive usage information for your Web API Evaluate the different hosting options and publish your service to the cloud on Azure This course is ideal for individuals who are This video tutorial is for web developers with a basic understanding of ASP.NET, HTML, and CSS. It is particularly useful for This video tutorial is for web developers with a basic understanding of ASP.NET, HTML, and CSS.

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Summary

Title: RESTful Services with ASP.NET Web API

Price: $27.99

Average Rating: 4.1

Number of Lectures: 34

Number of Published Lectures: 34

Number of Curriculum Items: 34

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 34

Original Price: $74.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Understand the important features of ASP.NET Web API including its relationship to REST and WCF
Start building a real Web API from scratch to be consumed by any RESTful client
Learn about authentication and authorization, and applying security to the service over SSL
Explore extensibility options such as media type formatters to serve different file formats, message handlers to implement rate-limiting, filters for validation, dependency injection, and OData
Interact with clients by creating custom HTTP clients and wiring the service up to it
Leverage the power of automatic documentation generation to provide comprehensive usage information for your Web API
Evaluate the different hosting options and publish your service to the cloud on Azure

Who Should Attend

This video tutorial is for web developers with a basic understanding of ASP.NET, HTML, and CSS.

Target Audiences

This video tutorial is for web developers with a basic understanding of ASP.NET, HTML, and CSS.

This video course is a great starting point for any web developer who wants to create simple web APIs in minutes. By applying your knowledge of ASP.NET in conjunction with the information provided in this video tutorial, you will learn to master the art of building RESTful services by example.

The video course begins with a brief introduction that will soon get you up to speed with the framework, and will then get you building a fully-functional Web API from scratch during the course of the tutorial.

You will learn some of the important features of ASP.NET Web API and how it aligns to the REST standard. You will explore the different implementation strategies and get familiar with some security implementations and ways to extend your APIs, including how to wire up the client side to the service. The tutorial also contains information on automatic documentation generation and deployment strategies such as publishing to Azure.

This video tutorial provides you with a comprehensive, clear, and easy-to-follow guide to creating RESTful services with ASP.NET Web API.

About the Author

Fanie Reynders is a Microsoft Certified Professional from South Africa and a web Technology Evangelist in his own right, with over 9 years of development experience on the Microsoft stack. He actively writes and speaks about the technology he loves to anyone who is willing to listen and has recently been featured in the DNC Magazine, as well as presenting at Microsoft Dev4Devs conference.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Definition and Features

Lecture 2: Relationship with REST

Lecture 3: ASP.NET Web APIs versus WCF

Chapter 2: A Lap Around the Basics

Lecture 1: A Uniform Interface

Lecture 2: The APIController

Lecture 3: Implementation by Convention

Lecture 4: Verb to Attributes

Chapter 3: A Hands-on Example: The Book Store

Lecture 1: An Overview

Lecture 2: Getting Started

Lecture 3: Designing the Model

Lecture 4: Creating the Endpoints

Lecture 5: The Book Store: Service in Action

Chapter 4: Securing Web APIs

Lecture 1: Authentication and Authorization

Lecture 2: Types of Authentication

Lecture 3: Applying Custom Basic Authentication

Lecture 4: Enabling SSL and Enforcing HTTPS

Chapter 5: Extensibility

Lecture 1: Applying Media Formatter

Lecture 2: Message Handlers

Lecture 3: Using Filters

Lecture 4: The Service Resolver

Lecture 5: Implementing OData

Chapter 6: Interacting with Clients

Lecture 1: The HttpClient

Lecture 2: Using HttpClient Message Handlers

Lecture 3: Creating a Custom Client

Lecture 4: A Comprehensive Demo of The Book Store App

Chapter 7: Documentation Using Help Pages

Lecture 1: Adding Help Pages

Lecture 2: Generating Additional Documentation

Lecture 3: Adding a Test Client

Lecture 4: Customizing Help Pages

Chapter 8: Hosting and Deploying

Lecture 1: Hosting Options

Lecture 2: A Demo on Self-Hosting

Lecture 3: A Demo on OWIN Hosting

Lecture 4: Setting Up the Cloud with Azure

Lecture 5: Deploying Your Web APIs

Instructors

Packt Publishing
Tech Knowledge in Motion

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2 stars: 8 votes
3 stars: 17 votes
4 stars: 19 votes
5 stars: 27 votes

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