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4.7
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Description of ServiceStack

ServiceStack is a configuration free, code-first, a light-weight framework built on top of ASP.NET for building services and web application

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Revainrating 5 out of 5

Convenient and fast tool used mainly by front-end developers

I like that it has many options available to use in order to get things done quickly without having too much overhead with regards to resources or setup time. It's not perfect but works well enough for most needs! The UI could be improved. Sometimes there are issues when trying to upload files into certain areas/pages which can cause problems later down the road if you have more complex functionality requiring this type of file uploading (such as image galleries). A quick way to implement…

Pros
  • No need anymore learning how each platform does something specific so easily accessible through simple tutorials provided by service stack team themselves along side their support forums where helpful members provide answers promptly
Cons
  • It is hard to say

Revainrating 4 out of 5

Easy way create dynamic routing between server resources

The ease by which we can define our own routes easily without writing any custom route mapping rules (using URL Rewriting).The service stack has all needed features out of box like : authentication/authorization etc., I use this to build RESTful webservice in.net C# using JSON format data as output from my database table into XML file or HTML page so that people could access it through different OS systems too with proper formatting done automatically at runtime itself! So far everything works…

Pros
  • Easy way
  • Great Documentation + Tutorials / Guides
  • Very simple code implementation(even basic beginners)
Cons
  • Need better support forum

Revainrating 5 out of 5

A simple, lightweight and feature rich httpclient for Java

I like that it's easy to use with minimal overhead; you can easily build RESTful APIs in minutes without any frameworks or other dependencies (like Spring). It has some nice features outofthebox such as CORS support but if your API needs something more advanced then there are various plugins available which will help make things easier! We used this library at work where we needed an HTTP client service layer - very handy when working remotely from home because no needto install anything…

Pros
  • Easy building simple yet powerful rest apis.
  • Extremely low memory usage compared for example Apache Tomcat, Jetty & JBoss Application Servers due having almost zero dependency libraries required,
  • Ability touse JSON insteadofXmlformatsupportingrestAPIsandCorssupportoutofrthebordoththemiddlewarechainfortransportingjsonwithanobjectbody
Cons
  • Zero

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Easily create and maintain rest services for web applications

It's easy to get started with as you can use all existing DTOs (Data Transfer Objects) or write your own in minutes without needing any additional dependencies like WCF! The documentation could be better though - sometimes it seems that there are too many options when using some features which makes understanding what each does difficult at times but I guess this means they're trying out new things so will improve over time? Also not having an OAuth provider included isn't really great either…

Pros
  • Ease of
  • Fast development cycle.
  • Documentation is excellent, very complete guide even for newcomers who know little about programming.
  • Complete API including support libraries suchas Xamarin clientsetups
  • Simplicityin customizing authentication via middleware plugins if wanted
  • Lots more available modules beyond core service stack e
Cons
  • Some problems