endpoint.tv - WCF Web API with Glenn Block

Posted: Apr 27, 2011 at 7:40 AM
By: Ron Jacobs
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With all the emphasis on HTML 5 and devices, more and more people are thinking of creating services with the HTTP stack. Though WCF has had support for this since .NET 3.5, the WCF team has been working hard on the new WCF Web API stack with awesome support for just about anything you would ever want to do with HTTP. In this episode, Glenn shows how you can do Message Handlers and Operation Handlers without reading a book or taking a weeklong class.

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