Building Services with ASP.NET Web API

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James Churchill

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S1V1Introduction to Services.mp4

03:01

S1V2Overview of REST APIs.mp4

04:55

S1V3Welcome to the Fitness Frog Client App.mp4

05:23

S1V4Reviewing the Project Files.mp4

03:31

S1V5Designing Our REST API.mp4

06:55

S1V6Introducing Web API.mp4

04:25

S2V1Adding Web API to Our Project.mp4

06:12

S2V2Defining a Default API Route.mp4

03:12

S2V3Adding an API Controller.mp4

08:29

S2V4Using Postman.mp4

03:40

S2V5Understanding Content Negotiation.mp4

05:07

S2V6Exploring Parameter Binding.mp4

08:57

S3V1Using Dependency Injection.mp4

07:55

S3V2Calling Our Repository Methods.mp4

03:23

S3V3Configuring the JSON Serializer.mp4

09:49

S3V4Refining Our Responses.mp4

07:54

S3V5Exercise Adding the Activities and Intensities API Endpoints.mp4

06:24

S3V6Adding Validation.mp4

06:10

S3V7Using DTOs to Prevent Under-Posting.mp4

09:07

S3V8Testing Our DTOs.mp4

04:59

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About this Course

Services expose data and processes through APIs (Application Programming Interfaces) implemented using common approaches or standards. Decoupling our back-end from our front-end makes it possible for our services to support multiple client apps. We can even allow other developers and organizations to consume and use our services to further broaden the reach of our applications.

In this course, you'll learn how to use the ASP.NET Web API framework to build a RESTful service or HTTP API. As you learn about Web API, you'll create a service for the Fitness Frog single-page web app (SPA) developed using Angular.

What you'll learn

Designing a REST API
Adding Web API to an Existing Project
Defining Routes
Adding API Controllers
Implementing Validation

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James Churchill

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Before joining the Treehouse team, James worked as a consultant for over 10 years doing web development using .NET and variety of open source technologies. James enjoys participating in the developer community, presenting at and attending meetups, code camps, and conferences. When not working, James enjoys learning, skiing, playing music, and watching movies. Find him on Twitter @SmashDev.

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