Consuming Restful Web Services using C# [closed] - c#

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CA exposes Restful web services. My client wants to utilize C# to invoke these Restful web services. I have c# experience, but zero experience with web services with C#. Any pointers on where to start, and what good books (paper back or ebook) will be great.

Even though your question is off-topic for SO format, I'm posting this answer because REST is becoming mainstream nowadays.
For consuming RESTful APIs you could use any http client you can get, as long as it allows you to properly customize the requests.
I recommend RestSharp for this purpose. I've used it before and it does it's job.

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In my microservices built with ASP.NET Core, I have been relying on Ocelot as my API Gateway. However, as Ocelot is no longer supported, with its GitHub repository appearing inactive and not updated for .NET 7, I am considering moving to a different API Gateway solution. I am seeking opinions on this change.

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I work with desktop application for Windows and I have to add push notification logic, especially receiveng push notification from server. I have read about SignalR and Pushbullet.
SignalR is good but it supports winforms and starts from Windows 8.
PushBullet seems to be good but I still read guides.
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There is a Github Repository of Binance API.
In Console Application C#, Can i use this API in windows form application or there will be some UI Thread Blocking Issue.
Of corse, Repository already contains console application example without any issue.
There are few steps how to use:
Provides both Async and Sync Methods
Added an Example Console App which contains all API calls.
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I'm completely new to Oauth 2.0 and I want to use it in my Silverlight (c#) in-browser application, in order to access this API method: https://www.elance.com/p/api2/methods/workroom/bid-id/messages.
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Does anyone know of a twitter clone written in .NET (or ideally C#)?
I wanna experiment with a private twitter network between some friends and work colleagues.
http://www.yonkly.com/. Done with Asp.net mvc
Have you taken a look at Witty? It is a a Twitter client that matches you criteria, I am not aware of any server software though.
I know TeleTwitter. Though its development is stalled, it does everything I need.
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http://code.google.com/p/wittytwitter/

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