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2017
The previous chapter covered ASP.NET MVC, the pattern, and the .NET implementation. This chapter introduces you to the ASP.NET Web API, a service framework built largely on the chassis of MVC that shares many of the concepts, including routing, controllers, and actions.
Andrew Troelsen, Philip Japikse
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The previous chapter covered ASP.NET MVC, the pattern, and the .NET implementation. This chapter introduces you to the ASP.NET Web API, a service framework built largely on the chassis of MVC that shares many of the concepts, including routing, controllers, and actions.
Andrew Troelsen, Philip Japikse
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2016
Web APIs are increasingly becoming an integral part of web or mobile applications. As a consequence, performance characteristics and availability of the APIs used directly impact the user experience of end users. Still, quality of web APIs is largely ignored and simply assumed to be sufficiently good and stable.
David Bermbach, Erik Wittern
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Web APIs are increasingly becoming an integral part of web or mobile applications. As a consequence, performance characteristics and availability of the APIs used directly impact the user experience of end users. Still, quality of web APIs is largely ignored and simply assumed to be sufficiently good and stable.
David Bermbach, Erik Wittern
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A Semantics-Enabled Web API Registry
2011 22nd International Workshop on Database and Expert Systems Applications, 2011Nowadays, Web applications can be quickly developed by combining existing APIs, independently provided by third parties. In this paper we present a semantics-enabled registry for Web APIs and we address the problem of supporting the retrieval and exploratory browsing of available APIs.
BIANCHINI, Devis +2 more
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Semantics-enabled web APIs selection patterns
Proceedings of the 15th Symposium on International Database Engineering & Applications - IDEAS '11, 2011The design of Web applications from third-party Web APIs can be shortened by providing effective tools that abstract from heterogeneity of Web API descriptions and support the designer for their proactive selection. In this paper, we identify Web API selection patterns to support interactive and proactive Web application development according to an ...
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SAFEWAPI: web API misuse detector for web applications
Proceedings of the 22nd ACM SIGSOFT International Symposium on Foundations of Software Engineering, 2014The evolution of Web 2.0 technologies makes web applications prevalent in various platforms including mobile devices and smart TVs. While one of the driving technologies of web applications is JavaScript, the extremely dynamic features of JavaScript make it very difficult to define and detect errors in JavaScript applications.
SungGyeong Bae +3 more
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2014
This chapter discusses using ASP.NET Web API on top of IIS, within the ASP.NET runtime. The recipes covered in this chapter deal with ASP.NET runtime specifics and, unless noted otherwise, the solutions presented here cannot be extended onto other Web API hosts.
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This chapter discusses using ASP.NET Web API on top of IIS, within the ASP.NET runtime. The recipes covered in this chapter deal with ASP.NET runtime specifics and, unless noted otherwise, the solutions presented here cannot be extended onto other Web API hosts.
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2013
One of the greatest benefits of ASP.NET Web API is its reachability. A broad range of clients in disparate platforms can consume your web API, leveraging the support HTTP enjoys across platforms and devices. In this chapter, I cover the topic of client applications consuming your web API.
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One of the greatest benefits of ASP.NET Web API is its reachability. A broad range of clients in disparate platforms can consume your web API, leveraging the support HTTP enjoys across platforms and devices. In this chapter, I cover the topic of client applications consuming your web API.
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The Bioverse API and Web Application
2009The Bioverse is a framework for creating, warehousing and presenting biological information based on hierarchical levels of organisation. The framework is guided by a deeper philosophy of desiring to represent all relationships between all components of biological systems towards the goal of a wholistic picture of organismal biology.
Michal, Guerquin +3 more
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Towards a folksonomy of web APIs
Proceedings of the 3rd International Workshop on Semantic Search Over the Web, 2013Folksonomies are powerful tools for the Web 2.0 to provide classifications "emerging from the bottom", performed by users who collaboratively assign tags and annotate shared resources. In this paper, we adapt the notion of folksonomy to the collaborative tagging of Web APIs, that is, software components made available by third parties through web ...
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