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Implementing an API in ASP.NET Web API
If you watched my Web API Design course, you should know what a pragmatic RESTful API looks like. In this course I'll show you how to implement it in ASP.NET Web API
Course info
Rating
Level
Intermediate
Updated
Oct 1, 2013
Duration
6h 13m
Table of contents
Course Introduction
Implementing an API in ASP.NET Web API
Introduction
1m
Pragmatic REST
4m
Why ASP.NET Web API
3m
What are We Building?
5m
Creating A New Web API Project
7m
Adding Web API to an ASP.NET Project
4m
Creating Your First Controller
4m
Serialization in Web API
6m
Dependency Injection
8m
Models vs. Entities
10m
Routing and Parameters
7m
Summary
2m
API Basics
Introduction
1m
What are We Building?
2m
Implementing an Association
7m
Identifiers
10m
Preparing for Security
14m
Implementing POST
17m
Implementing DELETE
4m
Implementing PUT/PATCH
8m
Implementing Paging
8m
Implementing RPC-Style Calls
7m
Summary
2m
Securing APIs
Introduction
1m
APIs and Security
4m
Requiring SSL
11m
Cross Origin Security and JSONP
5m
Supporting CORS
2m
Authentication vs. Authorization
3m
Piggybacking on ASP.NET Authentication
5m
Implementing Basic Authentication
16m
Testing Basic Authentication
3m
Tokens Authentication
14m
Implementing Token Authentication
12m
Walkthrough of OAuth Implementation
8m
Summary
2m
Versioning
Introduction
1m
API Versioning
3m
Creating A Versioned Controller
6m
Using Routing to Version with URLs
4m
HttpControllerSelector Explained
12m
Versioning with The Query String
4m
Versioning with A Version Header
3m
Versioning with The Accept Header
3m
Versioning with A Media Type
6m
Using SDammann's Solution
3m
Summary
2m
REST Constraints
Introduction
1m
What are REST Constraints
2m
Client-Server
1m
Stateless Server
2m
Cache and ETags
5m
Implementing ETags
11m
Uniform Interface
4m
Implementing Links
9m
Improving Link Serialization
7m
Layered System
1m
Code On-Demand
1m
REST Maturity Model
3m
Summary
2m
Web API Version 2
Introduction
1m
What is Web API 2?
1m
Converting a Project to Web API 2
8m
Attributed Routing
5m
Attributed Routing Parameters
1m
Improved Attributed Routing
3m
Attributed Routing Constraints
3m
Attributed Routing Names
5m
Advanced Routing
5m
CORS Support
4m
What is IHttpActionResult?
2m
Using IHttpActionResult
7m
Summary
2m
Description
Course info
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Level
Intermediate
Updated
Oct 1, 2013
Duration
6h 13m
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Description
Implementing a practical REST-based API can be a challenge. My previous course (http://pluralsight.com/courses/web-api-design) covered how to design a RESTful API while avoiding the dogmatic religion of REST but embracing the best of the pragmatic parts. In this course, I'll show you how to take that design and implement it in ASP.NET Web API including controllers, routing, dependency injection, versioning, security, hypermedia, REST constraints and caching.
About the author
About the author
Shawn Wildermuth has been tinkering with computers and software since he got a Vic-20 back in the early '80s. As a Microsoft MVP since 2002, he's also involved with Microsoft as an ASP.NET Insider and ClientDev Insider.
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Course info
Rating
Level
Intermediate
Updated
Oct 1, 2013
Duration
6h 13m
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