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Author: Alexander Zeitler
ISBN : B00GX4N5XQ
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- Publisher: Apress; 1 edition (November 26, 2013)
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- Language: English
- ASIN: B00GX4N5XQ
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I worked as a software architect for many years before I have joined the "Dark Side".
We had to deal with many aspects and problems of SOA and WCF services. Microsoft seems to put an end to this misery with a more lightweight API now. Hope we had such books and resources then. Late developments with Javascript APIs and Web Browsers allow you to use JSON more effectively with large web projects. Also small, low-powered devices are largely targeted when building new software projects. Those make Microsoft's Web API, one of the most important tools in programmers' arsenal.
First thing I do when I read a book like this, I take my time and create every project and code in it manually. (not copy-paste it from the examples) This makes me understand the principles and practice together.
What I like about this book is;
- They gave a background about every aspect before they dive into details. I had a chance to reorganize my knowledge.
- Especially I liked the chapter which Microsoft's Task Based Asynchronous Pattern explained. The examples were sufficient easy to understand.
- The code examples are authentic. Not gathered from blogs and books that I've already read.
- If you are careful there are a lot of small solutions to daily problems in between lines and examples. (IIS configurations for better concurrency etc.)
- They used Fiddler's output in the book. Which is important because when you develop a project using Web API you have to use it a lot.
- But most important, the book is not boring and monotonous.
Even it looks lightweight and simpler than SOAP, Web API concepts is needed some background to know why we are doing what we are doing. I know how hard it is to get newbie programmers to consume these concepts and this book have done it well.
By Serkan Berksoy
Authors of this book have done an excellent job explaining what asp.net web api is all about. I think the contents of the book has been carefully selected to ensure in depth coverage that satisfies all expectations from this book. If you are working with asp.net web api don't put this book on your bookshelf keep it right next to you.
By A. Yayalar
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