As you have made this series for beginners i would highly recommend you guys to use some animations in your videos because they are very useful for the beginner to understand concepts.
Not a good tutorial writing snippet beforehand rather than going step by step in a course that is set for beginners not explaining so many syntaxes that are new in .net
not completely begin for whom new to C# and web development but begin for whom new to ASP .Net web framework. I used to develop a web in javascript so to me, it's a good turotial of representing ASP .NET features. You must have learnt web features first before you've come here
This tutorial is a small module in a larger series so the code will be incomplete. A good example of this is the MapPost endpoint. If you try to test this endpoint you will get an error. This is because the request body takes in a string for the DueDate. The error is complaining that the Json value is not in supported DateTime format. The cusp of this video was to simply demonstrate how you can define different endpoints to perform CRUD operations. The individual implementations of these endpoints is incomplete which I would hope is intentional so that it will be addressed later on in the video series.
Misses out the UPDATE part of CRUD. I know it is a beginner series but would have been nice to cover the PUT method and potential UPDATE or UPSERT. For later endpoint validation, it then allows you to cover scenarios where you might allow past due dates or completed tasks to be saved, giving a more complete example. Appreciate it is just a demo, but personally I find demos better when they give a more complete example.
3:35 I have tried to recreate this on VS, but no connection is established because the target computer refuses the connection. Except via debug mode, where it works.
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3:35 in order for this request to work you have to install the REST client vscode extension
As you have made this series for beginners i would highly recommend you guys to use some animations in your videos because they are very useful for the beginner to understand concepts.
Not a good tutorial
writing snippet beforehand rather than going step by step in a course that is set for beginners
not explaining so many syntaxes that are new in .net
not completely begin for whom new to C# and web development but begin for whom new to ASP .Net web framework. I used to develop a web in javascript so to me, it's a good turotial of representing ASP .NET features. You must have learnt web features first before you've come here
@@cuongay9005definitely need a background in a similar framework like Express.js.
This tutorial is a small module in a larger series so the code will be incomplete. A good example of this is the MapPost endpoint. If you try to test this endpoint you will get an error. This is because the request body takes in a string for the DueDate. The error is complaining that the Json value is not in supported DateTime format. The cusp of this video was to simply demonstrate how you can define different endpoints to perform CRUD operations. The individual implementations of these endpoints is incomplete which I would hope is intentional so that it will be addressed later on in the video series.
3:35 after installing the REST client, restart vscode. and once you debug it do not disconnect it.
Misses out the UPDATE part of CRUD. I know it is a beginner series but would have been nice to cover the PUT method and potential UPDATE or UPSERT. For later endpoint validation, it then allows you to cover scenarios where you might allow past due dates or completed tasks to be saved, giving a more complete example. Appreciate it is just a demo, but personally I find demos better when they give a more complete example.
After hitting "Send Request" (video at 3:32), I got error message saying "socket hangup". Now what should I do?
my eyes are burning with light theme
Would be good to know the names of the VS Code extensions used here.☮
exactly! some are missing from default installer. Even with visual studio not core version
REST client by Huachao mao
@@nhodang999 is it just the REST Client extension by Huachao Mao, or are there any other associated extensions that would be good to have?
Cool 😄
What extension is this?
Thanks. This is a so good video. Hope MSFT would keep update and add some more. If you sell some deeper course on Udemy I would buy.
6:26 how is the code being auto generated, is that a custom snippet?
Same question
Where can I find video or playlist from dotnet, that contains information, explaining or mention about record types?
I found, no need. It's struct for fields only, interesting thing
9:16 what extension gives me this autocomplete option please?
did u finde it ?
may be GitHub Copilot
.HTTP file doesn't work for me. I tried to re-install VS Code, but to no avail.
you need to install rest client extension via vs code
Can Minimal apis and web apis exist in the same file or project? -- What is the difference between Minimal apis and REST apis.
3:35 I have tried to recreate this on VS, but no connection is established because the target computer refuses the connection. Except via debug mode, where it works.
Check that the port number is correct (5144/5244)
@@22bc Correct
Fantástico.
Very nice videos!!! could you show also F# intro with aspnetcore? 😊Cheers 🎉❤ great tutorials 💎 for beginners