dotnetcurry/webapi-async-wpf-mvc
We will see how the HTTPClient class provides useful methods to call an ASP.NET Web API service asynchronously from the managed clients like WPF or ASP.NET MVC.
Us Hello.js to fetch feeds of the most widely used social media sites and display them on a webpage using Bootstrap and jQuery.
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We will see how the HTTPClient class provides useful methods to call an ASP.NET Web API service asynchronously from the managed clients like WPF or ASP.NET MVC.
ASP.NET Web API saves valuable server resources by validating the request even before it reaches the action method. This allows us to relay the model validation error messages to the client using custom action filter
In this article, we will see how hello.js can be used to authenticate and fetch feeds from social media sites like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and display them on a webpage using Bootstrap and jQuery.
We will make use of the Task class in WPF for creating responsive and interactive WPF apps