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OData V4, an open OASIS standard dubbed "The Best Way to REST," aims to standardize the process of building RESTful APIs. Discover OData and how to build and consume a RESTful API that adheres to the OData V4 standard, using ASP.NET (Web API).
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OData V4, an open OASIS standard dubbed "The Best Way to REST," aims to standardize the process of building RESTful APIs. Discover OData and how to build and consume a RESTful API that adheres to the OData V4 standard, using ASP.NET (Web API).
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OData V4, an open OASIS standard dubbed "The Best Way to REST," aims to standardize the process of building RESTful APIs. Discover OData and how to build and consume a RESTful API that adheres to the OData V4 standard, using ASP.NET (Web API).
When building RESTful APIs, many people run into the same types of questions: "How should I name my resources? How should I work with relations? Can I call functions? Hasn't anyone thought of a way to standardize all this?" Well, someone has, and in this course, Building a Consistent RESTful API with OData V4 in ASP.NET, you'll be shown how OData V4, an open OASIS standard, aims to provide a way to build a consistent, predictable RESTful API. This demo-driven course teaches you how to build and consume a RESTful API that adheres to the OData V4 standard, using ASP.NET (Web API). You'll learn how to work with Entities and EntitySets, how to query data (from field-level selection over paging to filtering), how to work with custom actions and functions, inheritance, open types and much more - right up to how to build client applications that consume OData services. By the end of this course, you'll not only know how to use OData V4, but you'll also have a consistent process that helps you to create RESTful APIs more efficiently than ever.
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Course Overview
Introduction to REST and OData V4
Creating and Consuming an OData V4 Service
Querying Data
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Syllabus
Course Overview
Introduction to REST and OData V4
Creating and Consuming an OData V4 Service
Querying Data
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Working with Containment, Custom Functions, Actions, and Singletons
Working with Derived Types, Open Types, and Batch Processing
Building Client Applications that Consume OData V4 Services
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Teaches students how to build and consume RESTful APIs, a core skill in modern software development
Taught by Kevin Dockx, an experienced instructor in software development and RESTful APIs
Uses ASP.NET (Web API), a widely adopted framework for building RESTful APIs in .NET
Introduces OData V4, an open standard for building consistent and predictable RESTful APIs
Covers essential concepts of RESTful APIs and OData, including Entities and EntitySets, querying data, working with custom actions and functions, and building client applications to consume OData services
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Review OData V4 Concepts
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Review the fundamentals of OData V4 to solidify your understanding before starting the course.
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Read articles and tutorials on OData V4.
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Create a simple OData V4 service using ASP.NET (Web API).
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Consume the service using an OData client library.
Follow online tutorials on OData V4
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Supplement your learning by seeking out and engaging with online tutorials that provide step-by-step guidance on OData V4.
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Search for OData V4 tutorials on platforms like Pluralsight, Udemy, and YouTube.
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Choose tutorials that align with your learning style and level of expertise.
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Follow the tutorials carefully and take notes.
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Apply what you learn by practicing the concepts in your own projects.
Find an OData V4 Mentor
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Find an experienced OData V4 developer to provide you with guidance and support.
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Attend industry events and meetups.
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Join online forums and communities.
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Reach out to your network for referrals.
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Interview potential mentors.
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Establish clear expectations and goals with your mentor.
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Read RESTful Web Services by Leonard Richardson and Sam Ruby
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Read the book, paying special attention to the chapters on RESTful principles, resource representation, and data transfer.
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Take notes and highlight key passages.
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Discuss the concepts with a peer or online community.
Join a Study Group or Discussion Forum
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Connect with fellow learners, discuss course concepts, and reinforce your understanding through collaboration and knowledge sharing.
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Join an online or in-person study group dedicated to OData V4.
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Participate in discussions, ask questions, and share your own insights.
Follow an OData V4 Tutorial Series
Show steps
Complement your learning with guided tutorials that provide step-by-step instructions and practical examples.
Show steps
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Identify a reputable tutorial series on OData V4.
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Follow the tutorials, taking notes and completing the exercises.
Complete ASP.NET Core OData Tutorial
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Follow a comprehensive tutorial on building an OData V4 service in ASP.NET Core to reinforce your understanding.
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Set up your development environment.
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Create a new ASP.NET Core project.
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Add the OData libraries to your project.
-
Define your data model.
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Create your OData controller.
-
Test your service.
Practice building OData V4 services
Show steps
Bolster your comprehension of OData V4 by actively building services that adhere to its standards.
Show steps
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Create a new ASP.NET (Web API) project.
-
Enable OData support in the project.
-
Define your data model using Entity Framework.
-
Create an OData controller to expose your data.
-
Test your service using a tool like Postman.
Build a RESTful API with ASP.NET (Web API)
Show steps
Start building a RESTful API with the technologies and standards taught in this course to solidify your understanding and gain practical experience.
Browse courses on
RESTful APIs
Show steps
-
Create a new ASP.NET (Web API) project.
-
Create the necessary models, controllers, and actions to expose your data.
-
Configure routing and dependency injection.
-
Test your API using a tool like Postman or Swagger.
Practice Querying OData V4 Services
Show steps
Enhance your understanding of OData V4 query capabilities by practicing with real-world examples.
Show steps
-
Find a sample OData V4 service.
-
Use a tool like Postman or Fiddler to send queries to the service.
-
Try different query parameters and options to retrieve data.
Attend an OData V4 Workshop
Show steps
Attend an OData V4 workshop to enhance your skills and learn from experts.
Show steps
-
Find a workshop that aligns with your learning goals.
-
Register for the workshop.
-
Attend the workshop and actively participate.
-
Network with other participants and instructors.
-
Apply what you learned in your own projects.
Build a sample OData V4 client application
Show steps
Solidify your understanding of OData V4 by constructing a client application that consumes data from an OData service.
Show steps
-
Choose a programming language and framework for your client application.
-
Install the necessary libraries and dependencies.
-
Create an HTTP client to communicate with the OData service.
-
Parse the OData responses and display the data.
-
Test your client application with different OData queries.
Build a RESTful API using ASP.NET (Web API) and OData V4
Show steps
Apply your knowledge by creating a practical implementation of an OData V4-based RESTful API.
Browse courses on
ASP.NET Web API
Show steps
-
Design the API structure and data model
-
Implement the API using ASP.NET Web API and OData V4
-
Test and debug the API
Create a Presentation on OData V4 for Beginners
Show steps
Solidify your comprehension of OData V4 by creating a presentation that explains its key concepts and applications.
Show steps
-
Gather information from the course materials and other reliable sources.
-
Structure your presentation with a clear introduction, body, and conclusion.
-
Use visuals, examples, and real-world scenarios to illustrate your points.
Solve OData V4 Coding Challenges
Show steps
Solve coding challenges to test your skills in building and consuming OData V4 services.
Show steps
-
Find coding challenges online or in books.
-
Attempt to solve the challenges on your own.
-
Compare your solutions to the provided answers.
-
Identify areas where you need improvement.
-
Practice regularly to improve your skills.
Contribute to an OData V4 Open Source Project
Show steps
Engage with the OData community and deepen your understanding by contributing to an open-source project related to OData V4.
Show steps
-
Identify an open-source project that aligns with your interests.
-
Join the project's community and learn about its goals and codebase.
-
Identify areas where you can contribute, such as fixing bugs, improving documentation, or implementing new features.
Build a Small OData V4 Project
Show steps
Build a small project that utilizes OData V4 to solidify your knowledge and gain practical experience.
Show steps
-
Define the scope of your project.
-
Design your data model.
-
Implement your OData service.
-
Test your service.
-
Deploy your service.
Develop an OData V4-based application that solves a real-world problem
Show steps
Deepen your understanding and gain practical experience by building a project that leverages OData V4.
Show steps
-
Identify a problem that can be solved using an OData V4-based application
-
Design the application's architecture and data model
-
Develop the application using an OData V4 client library
-
Test and deploy the application
Review OData V4 Concepts
Show steps
Review the fundamentals of OData V4 to solidify your understanding before starting the course.
Show steps
Show steps
Show steps
- Read articles and tutorials on OData V4.
- Create a simple OData V4 service using ASP.NET (Web API).
- Consume the service using an OData client library.
Follow online tutorials on OData V4
Show steps
Supplement your learning by seeking out and engaging with online tutorials that provide step-by-step guidance on OData V4.
Show steps
Show steps
Show steps
- Search for OData V4 tutorials on platforms like Pluralsight, Udemy, and YouTube.
- Choose tutorials that align with your learning style and level of expertise.
- Follow the tutorials carefully and take notes.
- Apply what you learn by practicing the concepts in your own projects.
Find an OData V4 Mentor
Show steps
Find an experienced OData V4 developer to provide you with guidance and support.
Show steps
Show steps
Show steps
- Attend industry events and meetups.
- Join online forums and communities.
- Reach out to your network for referrals.
- Interview potential mentors.
- Establish clear expectations and goals with your mentor.
15 other activities
Expand to see all activities and additional details
Show all 18 activities
Read RESTful Web Services by Leonard Richardson and Sam Ruby
Show steps
Review the foundational concepts of RESTful web services and their application in real-world scenarios.
View
RESTful Web APIs
on Amazon
Show steps
Show steps
Show steps
- Read the book, paying special attention to the chapters on RESTful principles, resource representation, and data transfer.
- Take notes and highlight key passages.
- Discuss the concepts with a peer or online community.
Join a Study Group or Discussion Forum
Show steps
Connect with fellow learners, discuss course concepts, and reinforce your understanding through collaboration and knowledge sharing.
Show steps
Show steps
Show steps
- Join an online or in-person study group dedicated to OData V4.
- Participate in discussions, ask questions, and share your own insights.
Follow an OData V4 Tutorial Series
Show steps
Complement your learning with guided tutorials that provide step-by-step instructions and practical examples.
Show steps
Show steps
Show steps
- Identify a reputable tutorial series on OData V4.
- Follow the tutorials, taking notes and completing the exercises.
Complete ASP.NET Core OData Tutorial
Show steps
Follow a comprehensive tutorial on building an OData V4 service in ASP.NET Core to reinforce your understanding.
Show steps
Show steps
Show steps
- Set up your development environment.
- Create a new ASP.NET Core project.
- Add the OData libraries to your project.
- Define your data model.
- Create your OData controller.
- Test your service.
Practice building OData V4 services
Show steps
Bolster your comprehension of OData V4 by actively building services that adhere to its standards.
Show steps
Show steps
Show steps
- Create a new ASP.NET (Web API) project.
- Enable OData support in the project.
- Define your data model using Entity Framework.
- Create an OData controller to expose your data.
- Test your service using a tool like Postman.
Build a RESTful API with ASP.NET (Web API)
Show steps
Start building a RESTful API with the technologies and standards taught in this course to solidify your understanding and gain practical experience.
Browse courses on
RESTful APIs
Show steps
Show steps
Show steps
- Create a new ASP.NET (Web API) project.
- Create the necessary models, controllers, and actions to expose your data.
- Configure routing and dependency injection.
- Test your API using a tool like Postman or Swagger.
Practice Querying OData V4 Services
Show steps
Enhance your understanding of OData V4 query capabilities by practicing with real-world examples.
Show steps
Show steps
Show steps
- Find a sample OData V4 service.
- Use a tool like Postman or Fiddler to send queries to the service.
- Try different query parameters and options to retrieve data.
Attend an OData V4 Workshop
Show steps
Attend an OData V4 workshop to enhance your skills and learn from experts.
Show steps
Show steps
Show steps
- Find a workshop that aligns with your learning goals.
- Register for the workshop.
- Attend the workshop and actively participate.
- Network with other participants and instructors.
- Apply what you learned in your own projects.
Build a sample OData V4 client application
Show steps
Solidify your understanding of OData V4 by constructing a client application that consumes data from an OData service.
Show steps
Show steps
Show steps
- Choose a programming language and framework for your client application.
- Install the necessary libraries and dependencies.
- Create an HTTP client to communicate with the OData service.
- Parse the OData responses and display the data.
- Test your client application with different OData queries.
Build a RESTful API using ASP.NET (Web API) and OData V4
Show steps
Apply your knowledge by creating a practical implementation of an OData V4-based RESTful API.
Browse courses on
ASP.NET Web API
Show steps
Show steps
Show steps
- Design the API structure and data model
- Implement the API using ASP.NET Web API and OData V4
- Test and debug the API
Create a Presentation on OData V4 for Beginners
Show steps
Solidify your comprehension of OData V4 by creating a presentation that explains its key concepts and applications.
Show steps
Show steps
Show steps
- Gather information from the course materials and other reliable sources.
- Structure your presentation with a clear introduction, body, and conclusion.
- Use visuals, examples, and real-world scenarios to illustrate your points.
Solve OData V4 Coding Challenges
Show steps
Solve coding challenges to test your skills in building and consuming OData V4 services.
Show steps
Show steps
Show steps
- Find coding challenges online or in books.
- Attempt to solve the challenges on your own.
- Compare your solutions to the provided answers.
- Identify areas where you need improvement.
- Practice regularly to improve your skills.
Contribute to an OData V4 Open Source Project
Show steps
Engage with the OData community and deepen your understanding by contributing to an open-source project related to OData V4.
Show steps
Show steps
Show steps
- Identify an open-source project that aligns with your interests.
- Join the project's community and learn about its goals and codebase.
- Identify areas where you can contribute, such as fixing bugs, improving documentation, or implementing new features.
Build a Small OData V4 Project
Show steps
Build a small project that utilizes OData V4 to solidify your knowledge and gain practical experience.
Show steps
Show steps
Show steps
- Define the scope of your project.
- Design your data model.
- Implement your OData service.
- Test your service.
- Deploy your service.
Develop an OData V4-based application that solves a real-world problem
Show steps
Deepen your understanding and gain practical experience by building a project that leverages OData V4.
Show steps
Show steps
Show steps
- Identify a problem that can be solved using an OData V4-based application
- Design the application's architecture and data model
- Develop the application using an OData V4 client library
- Test and deploy the application
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Learners who complete Building a Consistent RESTful API with OData V4 in ASP.NET 4 will develop knowledge and skills
that may be useful to these careers:
API Architect
API Architect
An API Architect designs the overall technical roadmap for an organization's APIs. This course will help you build a foundation that will be useful to you as you work with teams to define the principles and guidelines for constructing efficient APIs that can act as the backbone of an organization's ecosystem.
Software Architect
Software Architect
Software Architects translate business requirements into technical specifications that guide application development. This course will help you build a foundation that will be useful to you as you work on architecting the software that businesses rely on every day. You will learn how to build RESTful APIs that adhere to OData V4 standards.
Data Architect
Data Architect
Data Architects design and maintain the structure and integrity of an organization's data assets. This course will help you build a foundation that will be useful to you as you work with stakeholders across an organization to design data models that support business needs. This course teaches you how to build OData V4 RESTful APIs that adhere to standards.
Web Developer
Web Developer
Web Developers design, build, and maintain websites and web applications. This course may be useful to you as you work on the development of web applications that rely on RESTful APIs. You will learn how to build RESTful APIs that adhere to OData V4 standards, a valuable skill in modern web development.
Back-End Developer
Back-End Developer
Back-End Developers design, build, and maintain the server-side logic for web applications and websites. This course may be useful to you as you work on the development of back-end systems that rely on RESTful APIs. You will learn how to build RESTful APIs that adhere to OData V4 standards, a valuable skill in modern back-end development.
Full-Stack Developer
Full-Stack Developer
Full-Stack Developers design, build, and maintain both the front-end and back-end of web applications and websites. This course may be useful to you as you work on full-stack development projects that rely on RESTful APIs. You will learn how to build RESTful APIs that adhere to OData V4 standards, a valuable skill in modern full-stack development.
Front-End Developer
Front-End Developer
Front-End Developers design, build, and maintain the user interfaces for web applications and websites. This course may be useful to you as you work on the development of front-end applications that consume RESTful APIs. You will learn how to build RESTful APIs that adhere to OData V4 standards, a valuable skill in modern front-end development.
Software Engineer
Software Engineer
Software Engineers design, build, and maintain software systems. This course may be useful to you as you work on software projects that rely on RESTful APIs. You will learn how to build RESTful APIs that adhere to OData V4 standards, a valuable skill in modern software engineering.
Computer Programmer
Computer Programmer
Computer Programmers design, build, and maintain computer programs. This course may be useful to you as you work on programming projects that rely on RESTful APIs. You will learn how to build RESTful APIs that adhere to OData V4 standards, a valuable skill in modern computer programming.
Data Scientist
Data Scientist
Data Scientists collect, analyze, and interpret data to extract insights and generate solutions. This course may be useful to you as you work on data science projects that rely on RESTful APIs. You will learn how to build RESTful APIs that adhere to OData V4 standards, a valuable skill in modern data science.
Database Administrator
Database Administrator
Database Administrators design, build, and maintain databases. This course may be useful to you as you work on database administration projects that rely on RESTful APIs. You will learn how to build RESTful APIs that adhere to OData V4 standards, a valuable skill in modern database administration.
Business Analyst
Business Analyst
Business Analysts gather and analyze business requirements to design and implement solutions. This course may be useful to you as you work on business analysis projects that rely on RESTful APIs. You will learn how to build RESTful APIs that adhere to OData V4 standards, a valuable skill in modern business analysis.
Product Manager
Product Manager
Product Managers define the vision and roadmap for products. This course may be useful to you as you work on product management projects that rely on RESTful APIs. You will learn how to build RESTful APIs that adhere to OData V4 standards, a valuable skill in modern product management.
Project Manager
Project Manager
Project Managers plan, execute, and close projects. This course may be useful to you as you work on project management projects that rely on RESTful APIs. You will learn how to build RESTful APIs that adhere to OData V4 standards, a valuable skill in modern project management.
Technical Writer
Technical Writer
Technical Writers create and maintain technical documentation, such as user manuals, white papers, and training materials. This course may be useful to you as you work on technical writing projects that rely on RESTful APIs. You will learn how to build RESTful APIs that adhere to OData V4 standards, a valuable skill in modern technical writing.
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Good to know
Teaches students how to build and consume RESTful APIs, a core skill in modern software development
Taught by Kevin Dockx, an experienced instructor in software development and RESTful APIs
Uses ASP.NET (Web API), a widely adopted framework for building RESTful APIs in .NET
Introduces OData V4, an open standard for building consistent and predictable RESTful APIs
Covers essential concepts of RESTful APIs and OData, including Entities and EntitySets, querying data, working with custom actions and functions, and building client applications to consume OData services
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