Showing posts with label Cloud computing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cloud computing. Show all posts

Friday, February 3, 2017

Learning ASP.NET Web API

  10:17:00 PM    

http://bit.ly/2j2klGg http://bit.ly/2j2klGg Revolutionary changes in the mobile world introduced various type of devices such as smart phones, tablets, and IoT devices, all connected to a network based on a HTTP protocol and HTML 5. This lead to a big push to build REST-based services that expose data over HTTP with content negotiation techniques that can be seamlessly consumed by various devices with different platforms. ASP.NET Web API is the primary framework for .NET developers to build REST-based services using the latest standards and serve the growing need to expose data. This course takes you on a journey right from the basics and explains the building blocks of Web API through an example application. Starting off with the basics, we discuss REST Constraints when designing an API with a change in the ASP.NET Core framework. Then we explore building blocks such as Routing, URI Controllers, HTTP verbs, and implement REST through examples. As we move on, we’ll delve into some advanced key topics such as dependency injection, versioning, caching, and more to build a modular, testable and maintainable application. Then we consume the complete API using an MVC client and provide a quick overview of AngularJS Client. Finally, we develop a Restful API using ASP.Net Core API. We wrap up with a few handy tips and best practices to make robust and scalable APIs. By the end of this course, you will have a thorough knowledge of Web API services and advanced features so you can easily get started. About The Author Brij Bhushan Mishra is a 5 times Microsoft MVP, Author, blogger, speaker and .NET geek. He is currently associated with an MNC as Technical Architect/Consultant in Microsoft technologies.  He is also a Microsoft certified Technology Specialist in Web Applications and Windows Communication Foundation Applications. He is very active in community and regularly speaks in various conferences and user groups. Some of his blog posts have been featured on the ASP.NET Microsoft official website and other various online communities. Other than his community activities, he loves exploring new places with his lovely wife.https://youtu.be/SaGrKZFEeR4

  

Wednesday, February 1, 2017

ASP NET Core (ASP.NET 5),MVC 6,C#,Angular2 & EF Crash Course

  10:28:00 PM    

http://bit.ly/2j2xcYL http://bit.ly/2j2xcYL * * Last Update 1/31/2017 * * Discounted Price for a Limited Time Only!!! Have you ever wanted to learn how to develop and host ASP.NET Web Applications in a cross-platform environment? Well you have come to the right place. ASP.NET Core (Formerly known as ASP.NET 5) is the new way to develop Cross Platform web applications in ASP.NET and C#. In this course, I will teach you how to build ASP.NET Core(ASP.NET 5) Web Applications from the ground up. We will also examine and demonstrate all of the features of MVC 6, Entity Framework Core, Web Api, AngularJS 2.0 & C#. After we develop our ASP.NET Core(ASP.NET 5) Web App, I will teach you how to deploy your web app to Microsoft Azure. What is ASP.NET Core (ASP.NET 5)? ASP.NET Core is an open-source and cross-platform application framework used for developing modern cloud based web applications utilizing .NET. Why Build Web Applications in ASP.NET Core (ASP.NET 5)? The web stack for ASP.NET is based on a older legacy platform. ASP.NET has a lot of the unused code in the .NET framework. Since ASP.NET 1.0 (Over 15 years old), there's a lot of legacy code that has to load even when it is not being utilized in your web projects. This can cause performance issues in your web apps. ASP.NET Core (ASP.NET 5) solves this issue. ASP.NET Core (ASP.NET 5) is built with the needs of modern Web applications in mind. ASP.NET Core (ASP.NET 5) is built to be cloud-ready by introducing environment-based configuration and by providing built-in dependency injection support. ASP.NET Core (ASP.NET 5) supports cross-platform development on Windows, Mac and Linux. The ASP.NET Core (ASP.NET 5) stack is open source and encourages community contributions and engagement from developers.https://youtu.be/0nlHmg3ZpmM

  

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