Web API is the perfect platform for building RESTful applications on the .NET Framework. If you want to build HTTP services that can reach any kind of client, Web API is what you need. Many developers are confused and cannot understand the differences between the usual MVC Controllers and the API controllers in ASP.NET MVC Framework. This post, is the start up post of the blog's Web API series and it's going to show you what you need to create a Web API application from scratch. More specifically we will create a project to see which classes and assemblies are needed to create Web API applications and another one, to demonstrate consuming Web API services. You will need a tool to capture the traffic exchanging each time you consume the service, and Fiddler is my recommendation.
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