project layout using webapi
I have the following project structure I would like to implement. I would like to know if there are any pitfalls to structuring my code this way. It is going to be using Microsoft’s WebAPI, an MVC 4 project, and Plain Old C# Objects (POCO). The explanation follows.
Is there an advantage to using WCF or WebAPI for mobile?
I’m looking at doing my first mobile development using Mono Touch and Mono for Android. I’d like them to communicate with an ASP.NET MVC 4 site I’m designing. I’ve worked with WCF and WebAPI in the past but I’m wondering if there are any quantifiable advantages to using one over the other in this context?
necessary to migrate to Web API from MVC controller
Since the released of Web API, I’ve been wondering whether it’s necessary or helpful to migrate/change MVC controllers to use Web API calls. Since it’s hard to describe code I’ll show an example of what I mean:
necessary to migrate to Web API from MVC controller
Since the released of Web API, I’ve been wondering whether it’s necessary or helpful to migrate/change MVC controllers to use Web API calls. Since it’s hard to describe code I’ll show an example of what I mean:
necessary to migrate to Web API from MVC controller
Since the released of Web API, I’ve been wondering whether it’s necessary or helpful to migrate/change MVC controllers to use Web API calls. Since it’s hard to describe code I’ll show an example of what I mean:
necessary to migrate to Web API from MVC controller
Since the released of Web API, I’ve been wondering whether it’s necessary or helpful to migrate/change MVC controllers to use Web API calls. Since it’s hard to describe code I’ll show an example of what I mean:
necessary to migrate to Web API from MVC controller
Since the released of Web API, I’ve been wondering whether it’s necessary or helpful to migrate/change MVC controllers to use Web API calls. Since it’s hard to describe code I’ll show an example of what I mean:
bad practice to have actions in web api controllers
I was creating a new action for a WebApi controller and tried to create a url using the following:
bad practice to have actions in web api controllers
I was creating a new action for a WebApi controller and tried to create a url using the following:
Restful WebAPI VS Regular Controllers
I’m doing some R&D on what seems like a very confusing topic, I’ve also read quite a few of the other SO questions, but I feel my question might be unique enough to warrant me asking. We’ve never developed an app using pure WebAPI.