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ASP.NET Web API: Self-Hosting

Excerpt by Phil Ledgerwood

Building a service-oriented architecture with the ASP.NET Web API does not restrict you to IIS deployment.

Dependency Resolution and Hosting: Dependency Injection

Excerpt by Phil Ledgerwood

There's a sense in which the entire idea behind having consumable services such as the ASP.NET Web API provides is a decoupled, reusable architecture.

Requesting Other MIME Types

Excerpt by Phil Ledgerwood

MIME originally stood for Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions to refer to the fact that emails would sometimes carry data that wasn't text, such as attached graphics or spreadsheets.

Model Binding: HTML Templates

Excerpt by Phil Ledgerwood

The client-side migration revolution has not left markup untouched.

ASP.NET Web API: Server-Side Pipeline

Excerpt by Phil Ledgerwood

In a recent article we discussed the client-side of the Web API pipeline. This article takes a look at the server-side!

ASP.NET Web API: Client-Side Pipeline

Excerpt by Phil Ledgerwood

Microsoft .NET Framework technologies that support a request-response pattern typically use a pipeline, which is a sequence of events that fire to process a request and send back an appropriate response.

ASP.NET Web APIs: Alternative Routing Conventions

Excerpt by Phil Ledgerwood

Like ASP.NET MVC framework routing, you can change the default route mappings to a different pattern.