ASP NET Web API with SQL Server

ASP NET Web API with SQL Server

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Introduction To ASP .NET Web API :
The term API stands for Application Programming Interface. ASP.NET Web API is a framework for building Web API’s, i.e. HTTP based services on top of the .NET Framework. The most common use case for using Web API is for building RESTful services.

What are RESTful services :
REST stands for Representational State Transfer. REST was first introduced in the year 2000 by Roy Fielding as part of his doctoral dissertation.
REST is an architectural pattern for creating an API that uses HTTP as its underlying communication method. The REST architectural pattern specifies a set of constraints that a system should adhere to.

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[meetgurl]

Your tutorial really solve my problem sir. thank you so much! now i will try to consume from my android app.

[akshitasingh]

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[timothyvandeweerd]

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Manoj: You covered a lot in a very comprehensive video.
Thank you very much.

[granthsaar]

this video is really helpful for newbies. Good explanation. Thank you sir

[yogi]

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[md.shakirhossain]

Thank you so much. I would request to make more video for us.

[abhishekadulkar]

please post more videos on web api like to perform a perticular task your videos are awesome.

[mritunjaysharma]

Quality Content. This is what I was looking for really helped me a lot. Thanks for sharing.

[claudiaandregeneroso]

Thank you so much! It was very helpful and easy to understand

[hannanizainal]

Hi Manoj, do you have any solution for how to make web API (with parameters) to run in web application, but it will first need to go to a server that has data in database, collect the data and put in another database table

[xmartzsaan]

Very useful, exactly the same which I want .. thanks a lot

[a.strendz]

its very nice.. very clearly explained

[pradhiraj]

This is what I was looking really. Thanq you

[saurabhkatrojwar]

After publish our MVC or API project, Controllers and Models .dll created in one single bin folder not seperately.
Is it possible to generate dll of Controller and Models dll seperately in seperate folders.
Thanks

[ruhityagiarts]

What is the use of employee controller u have done only in value controller

[amitmaddheshiya]

thank you so much sir this is very helpful for us thanks for sharing with us :)

[sadespair]

Thank you for the content.
question! I want a girdview using webapi. where are you YoutubeLink?

[federicogiuliana]

Hello, thanks for the tutorial, I had a problem making it, could you give me directions? Thank you