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@@SurekhaNawale-wt4wy Thanks 🙏

Nie ma za co! 😎

I’m glad to hear that 😁

I’m very pleased to hear that! 😁

I’m glad that you’ve noticed that! 🫡😁

@@JonathanMarin-d5v Thanks Jonathan 😁 That’s good to hear!

@@musazulu7013 For now I have 2/3 topics on the top of my list to create the videos about, but I’ve written it down and for sure I will cover that topic as well in the future! 😄

@@TuCominek Thank you 🙏 you should definitely check it out on your own 😎

Thanks! 🙏

For the single/couple of operations using dapper library it is overengineered (then it’s better to just write everything on your own), but when you are dealing with repeatable crud operations on multiple entities then this approach will reduce the amount of your code 😁

Hi 😁 I’m glad that you’ve liked it! I’m using the Rider IDE from JetBrains for most of my videos 😉

I’ve created a video about using .NET 8 Identity in order to handle authentication, you can check if it will be helpful for you 😁 ruclips.net/video/f71Ee_f-yLY/видео.html

You can check my video about docker and docker compose right there 😁 ruclips.net/video/XTqwvQAv9Lg/видео.html

I’m very glad to hear that Raouf 😁 thanks for these words!

You’re welcome and thanks as well Marek for your feedback! 😎

You’re welcome 😁 I have already created a video about applying pagination in .NET Web API + React: ruclips.net/video/BnYwi3Iv_nA/видео.htmlsi=MFUh1QDjJIuuU6Ft

@@remigiuszzalewski I was talking about pagination using stored procedure.

@@cissemy I get your point, there’s a chance that I will create video about that in the future 😁

@@remigiuszzalewski Thanks

@@Tamer_Ali thanks for the feedback, yes, we can use multiple bulk operations inside of the transaction 😁

You’re welcome! I’m glad that you liked it 😁

Thanks a lot Marek as always for your feedback 😁

The whole concept of putting your .net web api into IIS will work as expected, but only the part with MSSQL installation and configuration has to be changed to Mongodb installation + configuration 😁

Thanks Marek! 😁 you’re the most present subscriber in the comment section and always very welcome to watch the video 😎

I will try to cover that topic in one of my future videos :)

Of course, in the future I will create more videos related to building .net 8 projects 😁

You're very welcome! I'm glad the video was helpful to you. Thanks for watching! 😁

Thanks for the feecback :) Regarding your question - there's an option to reschedule the job or to stop the job based on some condition that you are referring to :) Rescheduling the job: public async Task Execute(IJobExecutionContext context) { if (yourCondition) { var newTrigger = TriggerBuilder.Create() .StartAt(<When>) .WithIdentity(context.Trigger.Key) .Build(); await context.Scheduler.RescheduleJob(context.Trigger.Key, newTrigger); } } Stopping the job: public async Task Execute(IJobExecutionContext context) { if (yourCondition && <for instance rescheduling was already done variable>) { await context.Scheduler.UnscheduleJob(context.Trigger.Key); } }

@@ChiakiNanami736 You’re welcome! I’m glad that it was helpful for you 😁

@@TuCominek Thanks, It was around 10 pm when I started to record the introduction and yes it was veeery bright in the room 😄

You’re welcome my friend! 😀

@@TuCominek thanks for the feedback ❤️💪

I’m happy that you’ve noticed that photo 😄

That’s perfect 👍😁

I’m very glad to hear that! 😁

Thanks 😄 I will add the link to the GitHub repo after my vacation

That’s the easiest way to cache results in .NET, in the future I will create a video about implementing caching with the usage of Redis - it will be described more deeply

I'm glad to hear that 😁

You're welcome Marek 😁

@@StormBreaker-fw1ww for your information the access token is stored there because it is only valid 60 seconds. You cannot do nothing with it after it will expire. I agree that if it will be ONLY the access token valid for for example 7 days in local storage is not a good practice. Anyway, I have the plan to create next video with only using HTTP only cookies + different states of navbar based on authenticated user, so it will be covered 😊

@@remigiuszzalewski I’ve never seen an access token with 60 seconds lifetime…I think that the short expiration time is an excuse to not use a safer approach like the http only cookie. If you make the new video with http only cookie it will be very interesting and really helpful for everyone here because it can be applied in real world projects 😊

Actually it depends on your needs and preferences 😁 if you have a simple relationship without any conditions and you would like to keep everything in models then there’s a way to go. If you need more advanced configurations that data annotations cannot handle or you need to apply configurations conditionally or through conventions that apply across multiple entity types then it’s better to set this up in OnModelCreating 😀

The first part is available in the description of the video. There’s a detailed walkthrough up to the state that I’ve started this video 😉 Maybe in the future I will continue to code something more in this repository that will be interesting 😁

I’m glad to hear that 😁

De nada señor, me alegra que te haya gustado eso 😛

1) Two fields are present for audit purposes, to check when actually the soft deletion has taken place 😁 2) It could be an interface as well - good that you are pointing this out, it’s totally up to the personal preference. As a reference in eShopOnWeb (Microsoft application architecture samples) BaseEntity is an abstract class too: github.com/dotnet-architecture/eShopOnWeb/blob/main/src/ApplicationCore/Entities/BaseEntity.cs

You’re welcome 😎😁

You will have to access the dbContext and get the origins from the specific table that you keep your origins in 😉

Thanks a lot for your insights 😇 I’m glad to hear that ☺️