Implementing an API in ASP.NET Web API

Pluralsight
Course Summary
If you watched my Web API Design course, you should know what a pragmatic RESTful API looks like. In this course I'll show you how to implement it in ASP.NET Web API
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Course Description
Implementing a practical REST-based API can be a challenge. My previous course (http://pluralsight.com/courses/web-api-design) covered how to design a RESTful API while avoiding the dogmatic religion of REST but embracing the best of the pragmatic parts. In this course, I'll show you how to take that design and implement it in ASP.NET Web API including controllers, routing, dependency injection, versioning, security, hypermedia, REST constraints and caching.
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Course Syllabus
Course Introduction- 1m 50s
—Introduction 1m 50sImplementing an API in ASP.NET Web API- 1h 2m
—Introduction 1m 8s
—Pragmatic REST 3m 32s
—Why ASP.NET Web API 2m 57s
—What are We Building? 4m 35s
—Creating A New Web API Project 6m 51s
—Adding Web API to an ASP.NET Project 4m 15s
—Creating Your First Controller 4m 16s
—Serialization in Web API 6m 2s
—Dependency Injection 8m 10s
—Models vs. Entities 10m 14s
—Routing and Parameters 7m 28s
—Summary 2m 28sAPI Basics- 1h 20mSecuring APIs- 1h 26mVersioning- 47m 47sREST Constraints- 47m 53sWeb API Version 2- 47m 16s