Thanks for the video! I have a question. When we post a json from postman, where are these data stored? I published the api to iis but I see not changes to the website folder when I post a new json.
Can I ask, when you're setting up the endpoints in program.cs, what's the reasoning for declaring the results of the service calls as vars rather than as what the interface defines them as (coffee/coffee?/list/bool) ? Is it something to do with inversion of control?? Thanks
edit... I guess it must be because the result could come back as null, and having it as a var must be easier than setting up as a nullable ("?"). Sorry, I'm a bit new at c#.
I am really happy to find you. I was looking for a guide to improve and better understand to code with blazor and .Net. Also i have a question about some specific topic. Its about google maps with signalR. I want to develop a navigation application. Database provides real time coordinates(i'll try to simulate this) and i show the location of person and route of the way the person wants to reach. I don't want to show the estimated time etc. But i couldn't find resource and package for this kind of map support. Do you know any package for my question. Thank you for all content you created for youtube and your answer.
Perfect, just what i needed xD
Awesome, glad it's been helpful!
Nice! The service implementation is much cleaner than putting all the code in program.cs. Thank you!
Exactly, thanks! Happy you've enjoyed it!
Excellent video. Thank you.
Nice channel, good tutorials..... the channel should grow quickly!
Thanks for the video! I have a question. When we post a json from postman, where are these data stored? I published the api to iis but I see not changes to the website folder when I post a new json.
Can I ask, when you're setting up the endpoints in program.cs, what's the reasoning for declaring the results of the service calls as vars rather than as what the interface defines them as (coffee/coffee?/list/bool) ? Is it something to do with inversion of control??
Thanks
edit... I guess it must be because the result could come back as null, and having it as a var must be easier than setting up as a nullable ("?"). Sorry, I'm a bit new at c#.
I am really happy to find you. I was looking for a guide to improve and better understand to code with blazor and .Net. Also i have a question about some specific topic. Its about google maps with signalR. I want to develop a navigation application. Database provides real time coordinates(i'll try to simulate this) and i show the location of person and route of the way the person wants to reach. I don't want to show the estimated time etc. But i couldn't find resource and package for this kind of map support. Do you know any package for my question. Thank you for all content you created for youtube and your answer.
mine opens swagger
Have you tried cloning the source code and comparing?