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Author Archives: Howard Dierking
REST Resources
I got a question recently about my recent Pluralsight REST Fundamentals course. Several times throughout the course, I say something to the effect of “for more on X, check out the references section at the end of the module”. The … Continue reading
Posted in architecture, HTTP, Web, Web API
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An Afternoon with Sinatra and Heroku
This is a quick summary of my experience today getting my first “hello world” Web API written in Sinatra and deployed to Heroku. For those of you who are already experts, you’ll probably find lots of things I did wrong … Continue reading
Building an Async WCF Service in .NET 4.5
In the .NET Framework 4.0 version of WCF, managing multiple asynchronous operations, for example in the form of WCF and HTTP request/response operations, is currently very complex regardless of whether you use the existing event or Begin/End asynchronous pattern. The … Continue reading
Posted in Async, WCF
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ScrumPig 2 Backlog Filter Syntax
As I talked about at the end of my AppFabric TV interview, I use a tool called ScrumPig to manage my personal workflow (one day, I would love to try it out across an entire team, but baby steps). Recently, … Continue reading
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Some More Thoughts On OAuth 2 Sample
Recently, Pedro Félix sent me some questions on an internal mailing list regarding the recent sample I pushed out for integrating OAuth 2 into Web API (if you haven’t checked out Pedro’s blog, you should go and do that). I … Continue reading
Posted in OAuth, Web API
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