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CHAPTER 5 Computer Vision in Web Apps with ASP.NET MVC Core Bringing artificial intelligence to mobile apps, as you saw in Chapter 4, is extremely interesting for many reasons, not only from the point of view of the opportunities you have as a developer but also because you empower users to do more with a device they have in their pockets. However, like in other development scenarios, you should never forget about people working on PCs in office workstations or home offices. For example, imagine how artificial intelligence in the healthcare industry could help doctors to identify patients’ symptoms or emotions and generate appropriate reports. This could be done with mobile devices, but probably doctors work on PCs at their desks, and the environment is potentially a private intranet, with custom web applications that can connect to a webcam. Because Cognitive Services can be consumed by any application on any platform, they can also be consumed within an ASP.NET web application. By saying ASP.NET, I mean ASP.NET MVC on the .NET Framework, ASP.NET MVC Core on .NET Core, and Web API services on both the .NET Framework and .NET Core. In this chapter, I will demonstrate how to consume the Computer Vision API in an ASP.NET MVC Core application on Windows, macOS, and Ubuntu. Keep in mind that the same concepts apply to ASP.NET on the .NET Framework. This chapter’s focus is not on explaining ASP. NET MVC Core, so you can take a look at the official documentation (http://docs. /en-us/aspnet/core) for further details. ■ Note This chapter assumes you already have configured your development environment with Visual Studio 2017, Visual Studio for Mac, or Visual Studio Code, depending on your operating system. Take a look at Chapter 3 for more information on configuring the development environment. © Alessandro Del Sole 2018 69 A. Del Sole, Microsoft Computer Vision A