March 2014
Intermediate to advanced
538 pages
13h 19m
English
book
Designing Evolvable Web APIs with ASP.NET
by Glenn Block, Pablo Cibraro, Pedro Felix, Howard Dierking, Darrel Miller
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Index
A
- acceptance criteria, Acceptance Criteria, Acceptance Criteria for the New Features
- access tokens, Accessing Protected Resources
- action filters, Action filters
- action invocation, Action invocation
- action result converter, Action invocation
- action selection
- default vs. custom, Action selection
- matched vs. attribute-based routes, Action selection
- refinements to, Action selection
- actions, Authorization
- active authentication, Active and Passive Authentication Middleware
- Advanced Research Projects Agency Network (ARPANET), The Internet, the World Wide Web, and HTTP, Media Type
- affordances, Hypermedia (RMM Level 3), Hypermedia (RMM Level 3)
- agile software development, Why Evolvable?
- Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3), Token-Based Authentication
- Amundsen, Mike, Hypermedia (RMM Level 3)
- API contracts
- breaking vs. nonbreaking changes to, Why Not Just Version?
- link relation types
- extended link relation types, Semantics
- indirection layer, Indirection Layer
- link hints, Semantics
- reference data, Reference Data
- semantics, Semantics
- standard registry of, Semantics
- static vs. embedded resources, Replacing Embedded Resources
- syntax, Syntax
- workflow, Workflow
- media types
- fear of new types, Media Type Explosion
- generic media types/profiles, Generic Media Types and Profiles–Generic Media Types and Profiles
- hypermedia types, Hypermedia Types
- new formats, New Formats
- new hypermedia types, Other Hypermedia Types
- platform-independence of, Types of Contracts
- popular formats, Popular Formats
- primitive formats, Primitive Formats
- new link ...
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