Liquid Templating in ASP.NET Core | Email Templating Example

How to integrate email templating infrastructure in to your asp.net core application with liquid templating.
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Fluid: github.com/sebastienros/fluid
Marten: github.com/JasperFx/marten
FluentEmail: github.com/lukencode/FluentEmail
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[@r0man0v-r0man]

Cool stuff👍

[@zhh174]

Is there a benefit of using fluid over razor template? Is it something like razor pages are heavy and slow?

[@shanmukhapatil7131]

Sir, your videos are awesome.
Could you please make a series on fluent api configuration in ef core code first approach.
There are no videos available for fluent api and please explain project level configuration, like inheriting common properties and configuring them one time ,generic configuration.

[@RawCoding]

Thank you man, I’ll see what i can do I don’t work with ef core that much anymore

[@shanmukhapatil7131]

Will you please make a video on clean architecture and best practices to develop big level projects

[@alijamal7893]

i'm already using Google.Apis.Gmail.v1 and scriban ... keep up the good work👏👏

[@adamoneil7435]

maybe dumb question, but in a few places you return "ok" -- why not return Ok();
love your content btw

[@RawCoding]

No reason it was just to return something, I didn’t need to return anything tbf

[@androidsavior]

Toooooooooooooooo long to get to the point. But thanks