Learn how to develop services using WCF and Web APIs.
InstructorManzoor AhmedInstruction covers multiple WCF hosting methods, including Self Host, Windows Service Host, and IIS/WAS.
The curriculum includes both Windows-based and Web-based security, alongside CRUD operations using Entity Framework.
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This screenshot shows a Notepad window containing C# code that defines an interface named IMyService and its implementation class, demonstrating basic service structure.
The Visual Studio editor shows an App.config file containing XML configuration for a WCF service, including base address settings and endpoint binding definitions.
The WCF Test Client displays the result of invoking a service method, confirming that the deployed service returns the expected string value successfully.
Instruction relies on older infrastructure like IIS7 and WAS, which may not align with current .NET development standards.
Learner signals indicate potential issues with video clarity, code style, and the reliability of provided examples.
The curriculum aligns with the target of .NET developers, though its age limits its utility for modern learners.