Hands-on .NET Web API Documentation with Swagger/OpenAPI
Documenting ASP.NET Core Web API with Swashbuckle, NSwag, Swagger, and OpenAPI through a step-by-step approach.
Description
ASP.NET Web API is one of the hot topics in the ASP.NET world. The usage of Web API is taking the world by storm. Companies such as Netflix, Spotify, Tesla, and Amazon use APIs to connect front-end and back-end functionality at a large scale. What is the key element in such integrations? You need to document your Web APIs so that they can be understood easily by developers. You will be learning about Web API Documentation using Swagger/OpenAPI concepts from scratch in this course.
My name is Praveen, your instructor for this course! I had worked for about 10 years in Honeywell wherein I’d transitioned from Software Engineer to Senior Software Engineer, Tech Lead, and so on in C# .NET development. For the last 5 years, I've been working in the security domain for an access control product based on .NET technology. Moreover, I’ve published about 10 courses in Udemy and taught over 17,630 students on various .NET technologies.
Topics Covered In This Course
Understand OpenAPI/Swagger and the need for documentation in Web API.
Learn the various approaches available for documenting a Web API including XML comments, data annotations, and so on.
Use Swagger and Swagger UI tools from the OpenAPI community to create a rich API document.
Create an OpenAPI document using Swashbuckle in ASP.NET Web API.
Create an OpenAPI document using NSwag in ASP.NET Web API.
Use Web API Analyzers to guide you in including appropriate attributes for achieving complete documentation.
Use Web API Conventions to automate and quickly document APIs with minimal effort.
Understand the steps involved in documenting an API with multiple versions by creating one document per version.
and Many More!
More Reasons To Take This Course
APIs are consuming the entire world in every field.
RESTful APIs are the 1st choice among API developers while working with APIs.
Get ahead of the curve and learn to document ASP.NET Web APIs with ease.
Uber and Airbnb use APIs to enhance their product portfolios as well as to remain the top leader in their respective segment.
This course provides over 3 hours of content along with practice activities. To help you better, it follows a step-by-step approach to documenting an ASP.NET Web API project from scratch.
At The End Of This Course
You will know how to document a Web API project in ASP.NET Core using Swagger/OpenAPI from scratch.
Who This Course Is For?
Backend Web Developers who build web services that are consumed by internal teams or external 3rd party teams.
Software Architects who assist fellow developers to implement RESTful Web API in their projects.
Prerequisite
Basic knowledge of building Web API in ASP.NET Core.
Basic knowledge of OpenAPI/Swagger Specification.
This course will provide significant knowledge of documenting API for your next RESTful API-related project using Swagger and OpenAPI. You will be certain to use Swashbuckle and NSwag with ease by following a step-by-step approach. You will be confident to instantly apply the ASP.NET Web API documentation tips covered in the course.
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What Do You Get When You Enroll In This Course?
Lifetime access to the course and all future updates to the course content
Personalized support and answers to your questions
Udemy certificate of completion
30-Day 100% money-back guarantee
What You Will Learn!
- Understand OpenAPI/Swagger, their differences, and the need for documentation in Web API.
- Create an OpenAPI document using Swashbuckle in ASP .NET Web API through a step-by-step approach.
- Create an OpenAPI document using NSwag in ASP .NET Web API step-by-step.
- Use Swagger and Swagger UI tools from the OpenAPI community to create a rich API document.
- Use Web API Analyzers to guide you in including appropriate attributes for achieving complete documentation.
- Use Web API Conventions to automate and quickly document APIs with minimal efforts.
- Learn the various approaches available for documenting a Web API including XML comments, data annotations, and so on.
- Understand the steps involved in documenting API with multiple versions by creating one document per version.
Who Should Attend!
- Backend Web Developers who build web services that are consumed by internal teams or external 3rd party teams.
- Software Architects who assist fellow developers to implement RESTful Web API in their projects.