Asp.Net Web Api Syllabus

Asp.Net Web Api Syllabus

Module 1: Introduction to ASP.NET Web API

  1. Overview of Web APIs
    • What is a Web API?
  2. RESTful Services
    • REST principles and constraints
    • HTTP methods (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE)
  3. Setting up the Development Environment
    • Installing Visual Studio
    • Creating your first Web API project

Module 2: ASP.NET Web API Basics

  1. Understanding Controllers and Actions
    • What are controllers and actions?
    • Creating and using controllers
    • Routing in Web API
  2. Model Binding
    • Data from URL, query strings, and body
    • Complex types and default model binding
  3. HTTP Responses
    • Returning HTTP status codes
    • Customizing responses
  4. JSON and XML Formatters
    • Content negotiation
    • Serialization and deserialization

Module 3: Advanced API Development

  1. Dependency Injection
    • Introduction to DI
    • Configuring DI in Web API
  2. Filters and Action Results
    • Authentication and authorization filters
    • Exception handling using filters
  3. Attribute Routing
    • Basics of attribute routing
    • Custom route templates
  4. File Uploads and Downloads
    • Handling file uploads in Web API
    • Returning files as responses

Module 4: Security in Web API

  1. Authentication and Authorization
    • Basic authentication
    • Token-based authentication (JWT)
  2. Implementing HTTPS
    • Securing endpoints with SSL/TLS
  3. Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS)
    • Configuring CORS in Web API
    • Avoiding CORS errors

Module 5: Working with Data

  1. Database Integration
    • Setting up Entity Framework Core with Web API
    • Performing CRUD operations
  2. Async Programming
    • Introduction to async/await
    • Implementing asynchronous APIs
  3. Paging, Sorting, and Filtering
    • Implementing efficient data retrieval
    • Supporting OData in Web API

Module 6: Real-World API Development

  1. Building a Complete API
    • Design a RESTful API from scratch
    • Documentation with Swagger/OpenAPI
  2. Versioning APIs
    • URL-based versioning
    • Header-based versioning
  3. Handling Concurrency
    • Optimistic and pessimistic concurrency in APIs

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