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Shawn Wildermuth
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.
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Provides a practical approach to implementing REST-based APIs in ASP.NET Web API
Covers essential aspects of RESTful API design, including controllers, routing, dependency injection, versioning, security, hypermedia, and REST constraints
Taught by Shawn Wildermuth, an experienced instructor known for his expertise in RESTful API design and implementation
Suitable for intermediate to advanced learners with experience in RESTful API design and development
Requires a solid understanding of ASP.NET and C# programming
Focuses on practical implementation rather than abstract concepts or theoretical discussions

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Learners who complete Implementing an API in ASP.NET Web API will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:
Web API Developer
A Web API Developer designs, develops, and maintains web APIs. These APIs allow different applications to communicate with each other. As a Web API Developer, you will use a variety of programming languages and tools to create and maintain these APIs. This course will help you to build a foundation in web API development, including how to design and develop RESTful APIs. It will also show you how to use a popular framework for web API development in .NET.
Software Developer
A Software Developer designs computer programs. These programs may be developed for a variety of reasons, including business, scientific, or personal use. As a Software Developer, you will implement these systems by using programming languages, software development tools, and computer science fundamentals. This course will help you to build a foundation in programming as well as software design. This course will also show you how to use a popular framework for .NET.
Web Developer
A Web Developer creates and maintains websites and web applications. You will use a variety of programming languages and web development tools to create and maintain the websites and web applications. This course will teach you the fundamentals of web development, including how to use HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. It will also show you how to use a popular framework for web development and teach you about web APIs.
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Software Engineer
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Application Developer
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Computer Programmer
A Computer Programmer writes and tests computer programs. These programs may be developed for a variety of reasons, including business, scientific, or personal use. As a Computer Programmer, you will use a variety of programming languages and software development tools to create and test these programs. This course may help you with writing the code for a RESTful API.
Information Technology Specialist
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Systems Analyst
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Computer Systems Analyst
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Network Administrator
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Database Administrator
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Another respected and widely-used textbook on algorithms, known for its clear explanations and abundance of exercises.
Provides practical advice on how to write clean, maintainable code. It valuable resource for any developer looking to improve their coding skills.
A comprehensive textbook on data structures and algorithms, covering both the theory and implementation of various data structures and algorithms.
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Covers foundational topics in mathematics that are essential for computer science, such as logic, set theory, and combinatorics.
Provides a fun and engaging way to learn about design patterns. It uses real-world examples and humor to make the material easy to understand.
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