Building Web Apps with ASP.NET Jump Start: (03) Creating HTML5 Applications with jQuery
Building Web Apps with ASP.NET Jump Start: (04) Building a Service Layer with ASP.NET Web API
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Description
Have you always want to know how to build a service layer with ASP.NET Web API? This segment shows how ASP.NET Web API fits in, and how to consume Web API from jQuery and Windows 8.
- [01:32] - Introduction to Web API
- [14:40] - Consuming Web API from jQuery
- [20:44] - Consuming Web API from Windows 8
Full course outline:
- Mod 01: What's New in ASP.NET 4.5
- Mod 02: Building and Deploying Websites with ASP.NET MVC 4
- Mod 03: Creating HTML5 Applications with jQuery
- Mod 04: Building a Service Layer with ASP.NET Web API
- Mod 05: Leveraging Your ASP.NET Development Skills to Build Office Apps
- Mod 06: Building and Leveraging Social Services in ASP.NET
- Mod 07: Building for the Mobile Web
- Mod 08: Real-time Communication with SignalR
- Mod 09: Taking Advantage of Windows Azure Services
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The Discussion
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dotChannel Is it possible download source code demo?
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ecrap Hi guys, thanks for teaching us. If I understand you correctly, I can add an api controller to an existing mvc application model?
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ecrap Hi guys, thanks for teaching us. If I understand you correctly, I can add an api controller to an existing mvc application model?
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pilotbob @ecrap Yes, you absolutely can.
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Albert Hey @pilotbob how can we dowload code demo?
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Take a sickie Surely someone in microsoft would say "look he has a bad throat, go home", nope, make sure everyone on the planet listens to someone coughing.
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julian p not so nice presentation comparing to another chanel9 start up,regarding HTML5,ccs,javascript and winjs.there it was more practical,really what's new,and to what is used .here just a bunch of theory, nothing practical,like he learnt well his lesson,and that's it,doesn't understand the real thing,to compare.John you are talking about odata,like everybody play with odata everyday,that's not the way to mention about that,same as jquert,i did not see anthing about jquery,also you use the knockout.js,and nothing explained about that,even this is the new thing on client side.and Scott should stay at home,not just to fill a chair!
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Zoran What happened with code download?
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Stephajn I wanted to thank you guys for the comments at the end comparing it to WCF. That really helped clear up some cobwebs for me in a big way! Much better not to use a swiss army knife than a chainsaw to cut down a tree.....
Scott....you are a TROOPER my friend.... -
Altabear Interesting info - however I'm curious about when you were showing the BooksController, and "viewed source" only to find no information other than the table and javascript.
I would think that it would be better if search engines could see all that juicy content?