Web API From Start to Finish

Name: Web API From Start to Finish
Price: 9 USD
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17h 59m 54s

English

Paid

December 30, 2023

Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) are software that send information back and forth between a program and a user.

The entire web runs on APIs! They are required for microservices, mobile apps, and client-side web apps like Angular, React, or Vue. They also improve the scalability and code reuse of desktop and web apps, yet often developers don't know how to build resilient, powerful APIs.

This course will teach you how to use authentication, how to protect your API, how to version your API, how to document your API, how to monitor your API, and much more.

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#	Title	Duration
1	Introduction	01:21
2	Who This Course Is For	06:08
3	What This Course Covers	11:42
4	What This Course Does Not Cover	07:02
5	What Outcomes Should You Expect	04:01
6	Introduction	02:11
7	What is an API	03:13
8	When would we use an API	12:05
9	What is REST	07:17
10	Where does ASP.NET Core Fit	01:55
11	Introduction	00:59
12	Creating a New Project	05:43
13	Basic Setup	28:06
14	Project Cleanup	02:19
15	Adding A Controller	12:00
16	HTTP Verbs	22:54
17	OpenAPI / Swagger	18:51
18	Adding API to an Existing Project	11:39
19	Introduction	01:10
20	Using a Browser	03:22
21	Using OpenAPI	04:40
22	Using Postman	12:48
23	Introduction	02:16
24	Storing Secrets	17:39
25	Creating Tokens	58:37
26	Basic Authentication and Authorization	14:15
27	Creating Claims	06:10
28	Advanced Authorization	37:34
29	Introduction	02:30
30	Creating a Sample API	02:06
31	Configuring Versioning Library	03:39
32	Implementing API Versioning	22:42
33	Configure Swagger	14:27
34	Deprecating a Version	13:46
35	Version Neutral Endpoints	06:54
36	Introduction	00:40
37	Creating Our Sample API	01:41
38	Logging	33:39
39	Health Checks	33:11
40	Real-Time Monitoring	19:09
41	Introduction	01:37
42	Creating a Sample API	01:32
43	Data Validation	24:40
44	Caching	22:47
45	Rate-limiting	43:25
46	Introduction	02:09
47	Designing the API	42:03
48	Creating a Class Library	08:44
49	Creating the API Project	07:15
50	Adding Basic Security	28:32
51	Adding Health Checks	10:52
52	Create the Controllers	19:32
53	Building the Database	47:34
54	Recreating the Database	11:20
55	Add Data Access	58:24
56	Wire Up the API	37:26
57	Adding Logging	16:58
58	Testing the API	11:15
59	Introduction	03:30
60	Creating a Blazor Client	03:26
61	Wiring Up the HttpClient	07:28
62	Creating the Login Page	27:16
63	Creating the Display Page	16:51
64	Completing Todos	08:11
65	Alternative: Using OpenAPI Generated Client	18:15
66	Introduction	00:48
67	Build the Test API	03:01
68	Serve Swagger on the Root	03:59
69	Support OpenAPI 2	01:30
70	Customize Swagger	05:19
71	Enable XML Comments	10:05
72	Enable Authentication In Swagger	10:35
73	Customizing the CSS Theme	06:38
74	Introduction	01:17
75	Create a Minimal API	03:45
76	Add Sample Endpoints	04:43
77	Add Real Endpoints	26:14
78	Secure the API	18:34
79	Introduction	00:29
80	Consistency	03:59
81	Good Naming	04:41
82	Secure By Default	02:21
83	Use Standard HTTP Status Codes	01:57
84	Version Your API	03:09
85	Include a Health Check Endpoint	01:49
86	Use Pagination	04:30
87	Document Endpoints	04:02
88	Conclusion	03:06