WCF REST Starter Kit 2 available

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For those who are unaware of what WCF REST Starter Kit is, it can be described as a set of features, Visual Studio templates, samples and guidances that enable users to create REST style services using WCF. The REST Starter Kit is a preview of features that are being considered for WCF 4.0, released early on CodePlex so you can download it, look at the code, play with it. The October release of the WCF REST Starter Kit focused on building server-side REST services. Now, the Preview 2 release adds features to make client-side REST development easier.

Among the new functionality included in Preview 2 is a new class that provides a staged pipeline model for requesting resources over the web. Using this new HTTP client class allows the developer to plug into the various stages of communication to handle custom authentication, caching, and fault handling outside of the client’s application logic. The bits are available on CodePlex, and WCF Dev Center devoted to WCF REST capabilities http://www.msdn.com/wcf/rest was updated as well. It has links to the CodePlex project, overview documentation, a WCF REST White Paper, screencasts showing how to use the WCF REST Starter Kit, and links to resources on the Web for learning about REST.

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WCF 3.5 Security Guidelines and Best Practices

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You think your web services architecture is flawless? Think it’s top notch performace? Think again, bacause it’s 100% sure you’ll find some flaw or room for improvement on your software in the following article.

I think you’ll find this a treat… There’s an interesting and quite usefull project on Codeplex regarding Windows Communication Foundation, specially Web Service development. WCF is Microsoft’s solution for developing application based on a service-oriented architecture (SOA) methodology. It’s a compilation of rules, best practices, guidelines, tips, proven practices, end-to-end applications scenarios, question & answers, videos and task-based how-to articles, all destined to perfect web service architectures and development strategies. Its a collaborative effort between patterns & practices, product teams, and industry experts. It results in proven practices for building secure distributed applications with WCF (Windows Communication Foundation).

Give it try and I bet $100 you’ll revise your coding mindset.

Codeplex project: WCF 3.5 Security Guidelines

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