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From Zero to Hero: REST APIs in .NET
Course overview
Welcome (1:22)
What will you learn in this course? (2:05)
Who is the course for and prerequisites (1:03)
Introduction to RESTful APIs
What is REST? (1:07)
The 6 constraints of REST (5:32)
Resource naming and routing (2:09)
HTTP Verbs are meaningful (2:05)
Using response codes to indicate status (2:26)
Flexible response body options (0:59)
Understanding Idempotency (1:40)
Using hypermedia for connectedness (1:44)
The different types of errors (1:28)
Section recap (0:53)
Getting started with our REST API
The system we will build an API for (2:17)
Creating the projects (2:27)
Defining the movie API contracts (3:28)
Creating a temporary database (6:23)
Creating the movies controller (1:03)
Implementing movie creation (4:26)
Introducing mapping (2:04)
Keeping track of the endpoints (2:17)
Implementing movie retrieval (4:35)
Perfecting the movie creation endpoint (1:37)
Implementing movie update (2:52)
Implementing movie deletion (1:32)
Why partial updates are not used (1:24)
Section recap (0:36)
Beyond basic CRUD
Implementing slug-based retrieval (6:04)
Moving to a real database (1:39)
Adding the database infrastructure code (6:35)
Removing the old in-memory database (8:17)
Adding a business logic layer (4:20)
Implementing validation (9:37)
Cancellation token passing (5:08)
Section recap (0:40)
Authentication and authorization
Authentication and Authorization in REST APIs (2:20)
What is the JSON Web Token? (3:58)
The token generation service (1:31)
Implementing JWT Authorization (7:07)
Limiting actions for an admin (3:39)
Limiting actions for a trusted member (2:36)
Section recap (0:38)
User specific actions
The concept of movie ratings (0:49)
Where should ratings live? (2:27)
Preparing the database (0:56)
Using the user id (3:21)
Updating the existing functionality to support ratings (5:35)
Rating a movie (8:03)
Deleting a rating (2:44)
Retrieving user ratings (4:29)
Section recap (0:43)
Implementing advanced features
Filtering (8:07)
Sorting (6:35)
Pagination (9:19)
HATEOAS (5:12)
Basic versioning (5:06)
Advanced versioning (5:56)
What is Swagger? (3:58)
Integrating versioning in Swagger (3:37)
Integrating auth in Swagger (2:00)
Extending Swagger documentation (2:28)
Adding health checks (4:54)
Implementing Response caching (5:22)
Implementing Output caching (6:11)
Implementing API-key based auth (4:19)
Implementing multiple auth (4:34)
Section recap (0:57)
Building an SDK for our API
Why create an SDK? (1:13)
Creating the SDK project and the client example (2:03)
Introducing Refit (2:40)
Retrieving movies (2:00)
Using the HttpClientFactory (1:44)
Adding authentication (1:41)
Handling token generation and refreshing (4:34)
Adding the remaining requests (2:23)
Section recap (0:39)
Migrating to Minimal API
What are Minimal APIs? (1:49)
Creating the new endpoint structure (2:31)
Migrating movie retrieval (3:17)
Migrating movie creation (3:08)
Migrating movie listing (3:10)
Migrating movie update (1:11)
Migrating movie deletion (1:54)
Migrating rating endpoints (0:37)
Migrating Auth (1:25)
Updating Swagger (3:42)
Updating versioning (3:36)
Updating output cache (1:03)
Section recap (0:34)
Conclusion
Course conclusion (0:23)
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