This is the fifth part of Building ASP.Net Web API RESTful Service Series. The topics we'll cover are: Building the Database Model using Entity Framework Code First - Part 1. Applying the Repository Pattern for the Data Access Layer - Part … [Continue reading]
This is the fourth part of Building ASP.Net Web API RESTful Service Series. The topics we'll cover are: Building the Database Model using Entity Framework Code First - Part 1. Applying the Repository Pattern for the Data Access Layer - Part … [Continue reading]
This is the third part of of Building ASP.Net Web API RESTful Service Series. The topics we'll cover are: Building the Database Model using Entity Framework Code First - Part 1. Applying the Repository Pattern for the Data Access Layer - Part … [Continue reading]
This is the second part of Building ASP.Net Web API RESTful Service Series. The topics we'll cover are: Building the Database Model using Entity Framework Code First - Part 1. Applying the Repository Pattern for the Data Access Layer - Part 2 … [Continue reading]
This is the first part of Building ASP.Net Web API RESTful Service Series. The topics we'll cover are: Building the Database Model using Entity Framework Code First - Part 1 (This Post). Applying the Repository Pattern for the Data Access Layer … [Continue reading]
When you are designing, implementing, and releasing new REST API a lot of constraints and standards should be considered; once the API is available to public, and clients start consuming it, significant changes are very hard! There are lot of API … [Continue reading]
I've been always asked by fresh grads who joined our Development team a very basic question "Why do we have to code against Interfaces not against concrete implementations?". And to answer this question we start an interesting talk about the benefits … [Continue reading]
Previous week I was preparing for internal Tech. session for my work colleagues; It was mainly about how we can Improve UI rendering experience for heavy pages and how we can move the UI heavy lifting from the server to the client. Let the server get … [Continue reading]
Recently I was revising an application created long time ago which uses AJAX and jQuery extensively, and I found myself doing a common mistake which many articles and forums fall into it. The mistake is Normal Serialization for service methods … [Continue reading]