Visão Geral

O REST surgiu nos últimos anos como um veículo extremamente importante para a criação de serviços da Web flexíveis e baseados em padrões.

Crie serviços REST usando Web API

Aprenda técnicas avançadas de API da Web 2

Use arquitetura de API e conceitos de modelagem

Trabalhar com OData: definir e configurar 

A importância da hipermídia no REST

Aprenda a construir serviços REST seguros

Implementar recursos de qualidade de serviço

Implantar e hospedar serviços REST

Publico Alvo

• Desenvolvedores .NET que buscam criar aplicativos REST com API da Web
  

Materiais

Conteúdo Programatico

Essential Concepts

1. Overview of REST
2. HTTP methods, requests, responses, and headers
3. Creating a simple REST service using Web API

Web API 2 Techniques

1. Managing flexible HTTP requests and responses
2. Dependency injection
3. HTTP message handlers
4. Filters
5. File uploading

Model Binding

1. REST and MIME types
2. Content negotiation
3. Media formatters for XML, JSON, and BSON
4. Creating a custom model formatter
5. Configuration

REST Clients

1. Consuming REST services in .NET
2. Consuming REST services in web and mobile clients
3. Additional types of client

Managing Routes

1. Web API routing mechanisms
2. Route parameters
3. Best practices for designing APIs and routes
4. Architectural considerations and best practice

Working with OData

1. Overview of OData
2. Defining a data model
3. Configuring an OData endpoint
4. Implement CRUD operations
5. Advanced techniques

Building Hypermedia-Driven REST Services

1. Overview of Hypermedia
2. Understanding HATEOAS (Hypermedia as the Engine of Application State) constraints
3. Understanding HAL (Hypertext Application Language)
4. Implementing Hypermedia solutions using Web API

Security

1. Using SSL and HTTPs
2. Authentication and authorization options
3. ASP.NET identity
4. Using OAuth2
5. Using Windows Azure ACLs
6. Enabling Cross-Origin requests
7. Preventing Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) attack

Practical Considerations

1. Documenting a REST API
2. Logging
3. Error handling
4. Testing
5. Performance
6. Scalability
7. Versioning

Deployment and Hosting

1. Deployment to IIS
2. Deployment to Windows Azure
3. Self-hosting using OWIN