Brian on Coding

Here are some links that I've used to find information about working with REST services. I've deviated from these as I've learned things, however these are great starting points. Introduction 2010.01.06 Starter Kit Information More information Where I went to figure out working with JSONP More information on the HTTP dlls that come with the REST Starter Kit The Web Consumer from our talk on App Harbor (warning: as this has no security I cannot guarantee that someone hasn't posted text that may be offensive to others). The Web Service from our talk on App Harbor. An eariler entry in this blog covered setting up the first service (using stored procedures). It is a good starting point, however is very incomplete and I highly recommend making the push to move towards Linq-To-SQL or entities like we discussed in the session today. I hope you all enjoyed the talk and found the session useful. Here are a couple of snippets of code to refresh. From the Service Interop: publ...

I've decided to quickly post a couple of materials that I'll be using in my talks at TCCC11. In an effort to make sure that everyone is aware of what will and won't be covered in the WCF Rest talk, I've created an outline (No slides here, just code). This will be a nice compliment to the Web API talk that was given yesterday, as it's not the same thing, but has some similar underlying technology. The outline is available for download here: Intro to WCF Rest Outline And for the design patterns talk, if you would like to review the slides, you may access them here: Intro to Design Patterns Slides If you come to the talks, I hope you find them informative and entertaining.