I literally just jumped on this cause i was looking for some guidance with EF and didn't want to watch an EF Specific tutorial. I advise people not to watch too much tutorials when becoming a dev (I'm not a .net dev that's why I'm looking up EF). The reason I don't are due to the fact that they're just writing what someone says and not learning anything, but man you really really created something special here. The amount of things I saw you cover when skipping through is mind-blowingly impressive. Architecture, Requests just to name two are usually completed skipped over, you have my respect
Talk about smashing a like button. Thank you for the clear explanations and diagram demonstrations and not just talking about basic stuff. great content. I immediately bought the Udemy course
Amazing tutorial video. You do an amazing job explaining concepts and implementation. I learned a lot from watching this video. The video is obviously a teaser for your Udemy Course. I did how ever find a couple locations in the video that had problems. 1. The "Page Component - Create the Inventory List pa" section is a duplicate of the "Dependency Injection Lifetime Managementm" section. 2. The "Create a reusable component - Inventory List" section is the same video back to back. Essentially doubling this section. Other than those two issues. I really enjoyed the content. I am even considering subscribing to the Udemy Course.
I'm sorry, but all this jumping around and waiving off unexplained items as "we'll fill it in later" is creating a confusing jumble for me. I'm at the halfway mark. Maybe it gets better?
What is difference between price prop on product and in inventory and also the quantity , isn’t the quantity should be in inventory only to keep track of products variations?
Thanks for the information but many lectures are repeated in this full video. Also, I never saw your series finishing to the end, they all ended in between without completing the course. Another example is the Blazor full video series which did not end covering all the topics.
Thanks for your best education over youtube Frank. But this video has some problems. in the video prior to last the section is repeated . please edit that one. and also the output that you demonstrated at the start of this video has not been completed . so many aspects of the IMS system has not been educated . do you want to continue the video in a new section .?
Ive watched and learned from alot of the full tutorials that you hv blessed us with. I would like to request seeing more pointers on what not to do or avoidance tactics. Thanks 1:29:22 so what if the list is null? I understand exceptions. But my problem is the search textbox is nullRefing me to death on initial page load and I'm trying to ignore it w/o crashing or figuring out some other reasons like EditForm context more than one error.
Hey , if u can help for that . Blazor server side Please make video using a media form ( onchange = function ) I had read the doc and how to use by microsoft but it couldnt work .
Your graphic at the begiing shows Blazor, EF, SQl and Identity but looking at the TOC and the solution at the end of the video shows no indication of Identity. Do you incorporate Authorization in this vdieo or not?
Not a complete waste of 2 hours, there was about half hour of useful background info. Some of it certainly, useful for beginners to Blazor, however some of the parts are repeated, and this is not a "how to build an Inventory Management System" as the title states, it's about how to display some data that could be inventory in a Blazor page. Some useful information on components, but I would question the need to breakdown the components to such a fine level, it all seems a little overkill to me. Conceptually, a great idea to reuse components, but how much inventory reuse is there going to be in this app? I would expect only a single inventory page, so seems a little over engineered. This can confuse new developers as they think this is the way to build applications. But then, as it turns out, as it just abruptly finishes as an incomplete application - no code reuse. Another small, but annoying point, the component is not showing multiple Inventories it's displaying a single inventory with many items so: private List _inventory; would be more appropriate (this is reflected correctly within the Blazor component structure but not in the c# class structure..
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I literally just jumped on this cause i was looking for some guidance with EF and didn't want to watch an EF Specific tutorial.
I advise people not to watch too much tutorials when becoming a dev (I'm not a .net dev that's why I'm looking up EF).
The reason I don't are due to the fact that they're just writing what someone says and not learning anything, but man you really really created something special here.
The amount of things I saw you cover when skipping through is mind-blowingly impressive. Architecture, Requests just to name two are usually completed skipped over, you have my respect
this is the best blazor clean architecture tutorial i have seen .
I CANT WAIT FOR THE NEXT TUTORIAL
Thanks! The video gives a concrete example of the clean architecture, which is very helpful to me.
Talk about smashing a like button. Thank you for the clear explanations and diagram demonstrations and not just talking about basic stuff. great content. I immediately bought the Udemy course
Amazing tutorial video. You do an amazing job explaining concepts and implementation. I learned a lot from watching this video. The video is obviously a teaser for your Udemy Course.
I did how ever find a couple locations in the video that had problems.
1. The "Page Component - Create the Inventory List pa" section is a duplicate of the "Dependency Injection Lifetime Managementm" section.
2. The "Create a reusable component - Inventory List" section is the same video back to back. Essentially doubling this section.
Other than those two issues. I really enjoyed the content. I am even considering subscribing to the Udemy Course.
I'm sorry, but all this jumping around and waiving off unexplained items as "we'll fill it in later" is creating a confusing jumble for me. I'm at the halfway mark. Maybe it gets better?
What is difference between price prop on product and in inventory and also the quantity , isn’t the quantity should be in inventory only to keep track of products variations?
Thanks for the information but many lectures are repeated in this full video. Also, I never saw your series finishing to the end, they all ended in between without completing the course. Another example is the Blazor full video series which did not end covering all the topics.
Bro ... light mode is why I'm not following tour tuto ... unless I need it one day 😅
Thanks bro for sharing keep it up 👍
Thanks for your best education over youtube Frank. But this video has some problems. in the video prior to last the section is repeated . please edit that one. and also the output that you demonstrated at the start of this video has not been completed . so many aspects of the IMS system has not been educated . do you want to continue the video in a new section .?
This is part of a course. See the description of the video.
Always love to see fans of uncle bob
is this complete course or do i have to purchase from udemy?
The full course has 12.5 hours. This is the first two sections of it.
@@FrankLiuSoftware thank you very much, i just finished it, it was really nice . will you post next sections soon?
Ive watched and learned from alot of the full tutorials that you hv blessed us with. I would like to request seeing more pointers on what not to do or avoidance tactics. Thanks
1:29:22 so what if the list is null?
I understand exceptions. But my problem is the search textbox is nullRefing me to death on initial page load and I'm trying to ignore it w/o crashing or figuring out some other reasons like EditForm context more than one error.
How are you passing state between static and interactive components?
Hey , if u can help for that . Blazor server side
Please make video using a media form ( onchange = function )
I had read the doc and how to use by microsoft but it couldnt work .
Is this the same one you did before but in .NET 8?
The same one I did in .net 6.
Your graphic at the begiing shows Blazor, EF, SQl and Identity but looking at the TOC and the solution at the end of the video shows no indication of Identity. Do you incorporate Authorization in this vdieo or not?
The entire course has 12.5 hours. This is the first two sections of the course.
Thanks so much
I haven't watched the video yet because it's long, but does the video mention "auto render mode"?
No, it doesn't.
@@FrankLiuSoftware thanks for your response.Do you think that you will take a video about this topic?
but we never got to adding authentication :(
Not a complete waste of 2 hours, there was about half hour of useful background info. Some of it certainly, useful for beginners to Blazor, however some of the parts are repeated, and this is not a "how to build an Inventory Management System" as the title states, it's about how to display some data that could be inventory in a Blazor page. Some useful information on components, but I would question the need to breakdown the components to such a fine level, it all seems a little overkill to me. Conceptually, a great idea to reuse components, but how much inventory reuse is there going to be in this app? I would expect only a single inventory page, so seems a little over engineered. This can confuse new developers as they think this is the way to build applications. But then, as it turns out, as it just abruptly finishes as an incomplete application - no code reuse. Another small, but annoying point, the component is not showing multiple Inventories it's displaying a single inventory with many items so: private List _inventory; would be more appropriate (this is reflected correctly within the Blazor component structure but not in the c# class structure..
Might be less confusing if you pronounced 'route' to rhyme with 'out' in instead of 'toot'.
Frank is posting from Canada. So "root" is 'route"
@@prampting That makes more sense.
@@prampting It is 'root' in Ireland too.
Too many information that does not relate to Blazor and .Net 8
Exactly
this is the best blazor clean architecture tutorial i have seen .