Download Udemy – Webhooks with .NET 5 2021-2

In this hands-on course, we take a hands-on approach to building a working solution that uses Webhooks. We’ll cover some theory to start with, but we’ll quickly move on to the step-by-step, hands-on solution building that makes up the vast majority of the course.

During the build, we will create 3 separate .NET projects to simulate a fictional airline and its travel agency clients. This approach gives students real-world context in the use of webhooks and their value to the industry. The projects we build are:

1. Airline website

• Webhook Registration REST API Flight Details REST API
  
• Used to enable webhooks by publishing to the RabbitMQ message bus
• Simple HTML / JavaScript / Bootstrap web client for making webhook registration API calls

2. Airline shipping agent

• “agent” alone is used to send bulk webhooks
• Dependency Injection is enabled
• RabbitMQ subscriber/consumer with event-based message delivery
• It uses HttpClient and HttpClientFactory

3. Travel agency website

• Simple webhook
• POST Endpoint from SQL Server backend It uses webhooks to authenticate webhooks to retrieve the “secret”.

We also use Docker Compose to get the following fabric up and running:

Students should be aware that we use VSCode as the development tool of choice, so students who want to learn with Visual Studio should consider this carefully before purchasing. The source code is downloadable as a lecture resource. Slideware is available as a downloadable lecture resource

• What is a webhook and how to make it using C# and .NET 5
• How to build REST APIs using C# and .NET 5
• Use JavaScript (and “fetch”) to make API calls
• How to create multiple HttpClients using HttpClient
• Factory in .NET What is RabbitMQ and how you can use it to improve your solutions
• How to run SQL Server and RabbitMQ servers with Docker Compose
• How to add Dependency Injection to a main .NET console application Automapper and data transfer objects