ASP.NET 8 REST API Tutorial - The "Sweet Spot" Architecture
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
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This video is the first in a series of videos in which we'll build a REST API completely from scratch using ASP.NET 8!
In this video we'll set up the project and talk about a sweet spot architecture which is before going for full blown Clean Architecture or more complex architectures like Microservice Architecture or Modular Monolith Architecture.
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So that's the way you would start building a real world project. Amazing.
Amichai, I've been watching you for almost a year, and each video gives me a lot of useful information.
Thank you a lot for all stuff you're doing :) I appreciate it so much!)
Trying to get into full stack right now and your videos are my favorite resource other than the .NET documentation itself. Found myself binge watching, subscribed!
HOORAY! Cant get enough Amichai content. Lets dive in!
Along for the ride, looking forward to the series 😁
Solid video my dude! Really like the style of your videos, using the diagrams and inline highlighting, really makes it easier to digest. Keep it up 👍
where is the rest? :D
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The rest is silence.
Exactly 😂😂😂
Where's the rest?
Thank you very much for the content, I'm learning .NET and this series will be very important for me.
Liked, looking forward to this series
Thank you so much for your tutorials dear colleague ☺️
Yes! I've been waiting for this type of video. Thank you
This is awesome. I'm looking forward to the series ♥️
Are you using the integrated VS Code terminal? If so, what extensions are you using to get the colored terminal path and autocomplete?
It's iterm2. All my dotfiles are over here: github.com/amantinband/dotfiles
@@amantinband Thanks. Unfortunately, I'm primarily a Windows user and have no idea how to read dotfiles. ;-)
You can do it with oh-my-posh that supports windows, linux and mac. I use the same profile for windows and wsl.
what do you use to show the folder structure like an image in your presentation.
Very sweet and clean explanation ;)
I’d like to know your opinion about “vertical slices” for this kind of projects.
Thanks!
Amazing video. I really like how you show, not tell. Your visualization tools are really cool, what are you using for the highlighting (boxes and arrows you draw) ?
OneReview for developer's pride..
OneLove .. 🎉❤
Is there a reason besides personal preference to go with controllers instead of minimal API?
I find myself refactoring way too often when starting out directly with Minimal APIs. I also tend to create various interfaces for endpoints, and groups etc'.
When starting a new project, I find the velocity to be higher with controllers, but perhaps I just didn't find the perfect structure and set of libraries for minimal APIs yet.
Cant wait for more!
Subbed to follow this, just what I was looking for! Are they going to be released weekly?
Since minute one i wanted to see all the video when you said "When i say best practice is not about what is consider best practice is about what you actually have to do to be sure that the application..." you found a lot of information on internet about what is "best practice" but not how you do it.
Great stuff
What program is being used to visualize/describe your code and database? That would be nice to use during demos with the higher ups at work!
thanks for this amazing conten
Is the playlist from the .net 6 still dated ? Need tutorial to watch rn , so u suggest i wait or watch the .net 6 api clean code tutorial ?
.net is a good language but what microsoft do to .net language server is bad, sadly I quite .net enviroment
Could you please upload daily video
in windows its not working :
dotnet sln add (ls -r **/**.csproj)
Could not find project or directory `(ls`.
Could not find project or directory `-r`.
Could not find project or directory `**/**.csproj)`.
does someone else faced this error
User Powershell not dos cmd
@@LarryGroot Thank you so much
I smashed the like button, but not subscribe button because I am already subscribed.
Looking forward for the next video 👍
I think you are the person that explains every .net topic in the cleanest and clearest way possible, thank you for that, I have learned a lot with your videos
great content , thanks
Please can't find the second video link. Can you post it? Thanks a lot!
When the next part will be released.
thats it? where is the rest of the video?
Looking forward for the series. 🙏