RE: about those bonus points...

Hi Pano

As Tomasz Pluskiewicz stated (thanks Tomek!), my project is a .net alternative for Web API with self documenting abilities using Hydra. It's not yet fully implemented but its quite advanced. I can setup it on GitHub if you'r interested. I was going to publish it anyway, but now I will have a reason to do this sooner than later.

Regards

Karrol Szczepański

<div>-------- Oryginalna wiadomość --------</div><div>Od: Pano Maria <pano.maria@taxonic.com> </div><div>Data:21.09.2015  17:04  (GMT+01:00) </div><div>Do: Tomasz Pluskiewicz <tomasz@t-code.pl>, public-hydra@w3.org </div><div>Temat: RE: about those bonus points... </div><div>
</div>> First, welcome to the list

Thanks!

> Second, you write that you are looking into describing your .NET API with Hydra. Are you also consuming
> it in .NET? I have started some work on Hydra descriptions in .NET using JSON-LD and Newtonsoft.Json for
> consumption in JS. Also Karol Szczepański, who is active on this list has been dosing some work in that
> field, though I don't know the details. 

No, we're only starting up at the moment. Our development team is familiar with ASP.NET Web API so that's
the route we're looking into first. For consumption our first plan is to do so in JS with a simple 
application. So your project is a very interesting reference.

> So far my Hydra project is part of a larger solution [1]. I went the path of attribute annotations and
> simple json-ld object serializer [2]
>
> Have you already done any implementation? Maybe we could share our experiences or combine some effort?

No, not much yet. We have really just started but I hope to get up and running quite quickly in the coming 
weeks. I am definitely interested in sharing experiences, and possibly combining some effort, in time. I 
will definitely get in touch.
Thanks again!

Pano