Back-End Web Development with .NET
With Microsoft .NET
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Duration: 59m
Skill level: Beginner
Released: 5/3/2024
Course details
Creating a dynamic website is easier than you might think. Web APIs are designed to enable applications to interact with data and business logic and exchange information with other services over common internet protocols like HTTP. This course, designed by Microsoft .NET, provides a comprehensive introduction to the core concepts and technical skills required for back-end developers to successfully leverage the power of .NET. Explore the hosting model, implementing a web API with .NET, testing .NET web APIs, middleware, endpoint filters, and dependency injection. Along the way, you’ll learn how to start building HTTP-based services using minimal APIs.
This course was created by Microsoft.NET. We are pleased to host this training in our library.
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Borko Cvijanovic
Borko Cvijanovic
Full-Stack .NET Developer | ASP.NET Core | C# | SQL | Entity Framework | WordPress | Software Engineer
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Balasubramaniam Ramasamy
Balasubramaniam Ramasamy
Sr. ML App Tech Lead |Application Architect| CSM® CSPO® | R&D, Machine Learning, Data Science, Jupyter Lab & ComputerVision| Python, JavaScript…
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Ranjeet Bhargava ☁
Ranjeet Bhargava ☁
Apps & Data Sol Architect & Delivery Lead - CSA | Strategic Planning for Projects- Disciplined Agile Practitioner -Tech Lead - DevOps SAaaS PaaS…
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