I just wanted to take a moment to thank not just Tim for these incredible videos but also the community here that gives such a vibe of humility and curiosity. If you’ve watched some other coding channels you would know that what we have here is an exception. None of that nasty, hyperbolic, or hustler stuff here.
Tim Corey is the best! Great content, great explanations without trying to be funny (something I really hate in tutorial videos). You are not only helping junior developers. I am a senior C# dev and your videos help me a lot. Tim Corey for president!
Not trying to be funny? If you can be funny and teach props to you, but to shun humour in learning sounds like a grumpy grinch thing to say. Totally disagree with you there. Agree with everything else though. Tim is the man.
Been working on an API for months, learning c# as I go. My mind was blown on 5 of the 6 things in this video. I am both excited and overwhelmed for\by all the things I don't know. Thank you for an awesome, ill call it teaser, video!
@@IAmTimCorey I just had a job where everyone wants us to use EFCore but I want to still use DataAccess layer with them. How do I react to their preferences in this case?
Another well done training and idea. Tim...thank you so much for what you do to advance other's understanding, growth and learning experience that ultimately equates to a better quality of life. You're awesome! :)
I just finished the Web Api from start to finish course. It's great!!! It really puts all the puzzle pieces into place and makes sure you've got another great tool in your toolbox. All the items Tim talks about in this video and more. I really enjoyed it and planning out my next Api to build right now. This video is like a quick recap of the highlights of that course.
I like these focused 10 minute sessions. It helps me nail down one concept at a time. The longer ones are good too for bringing together various concepts.
Me too. I appreciate how it is slow and clear for those who need it, and everybody else can just speed it up. My brain is so broken now that normal speed sounds like slow motion 🤪
tim you are exceptional . learning soo much. do you by chance have an example of web api that accepts data and file attachments ? I am trying to accomplish this
The course has always been paid. What I said was that while I was showing you the paid course, you didn't have to buy it. You could just take the lesson list and then look those topics up on RUclips and learn them on your own. You can use the outline to guide your free learning, or you can buy the course and get all of the contents in one place.
No. I did try that once, but while the course was a best seller and it was highly rated and promoted by Udemy, the income from the course was terrible. Definitely not enough to sustain what I am trying to do.
I’ve been building .net applications for a few years including mvc etc. I don’t recall having to use add services. What is this? Is this part of web api?
It is part of dependency injection: ruclips.net/video/Hhpq7oYcpGE/видео.html It is a part of all ASP.NET Core project types, not just API. It is also something you should learn.
Hi... nice video... I have one doubt.. after hosting in iis web api getting 404 error... I have done all required softwares installation... can you share any video regarding that
*But c# and Microsoft products take up too much memory ....I am still coding enterprise frameworks, just using my 17 year old Dell computer with only 2GB ram and I manage very well.....when I have to program with C# I can only do it with an online IDEs like fiddle 😐* 😊👍
that's because they do MUCH more than a simple text editor. On a machine with 2GB of ram I would try to use something like Emacs or Neovim with a language server
@@shayshay8295 Okay, but someone new to a microwave wouldn't know that. You're telling me in 1947 the first person to see a microwave knew you could put your food in it? If you know nothing about a microwave whats the number one thing you need to know about it? that you use it to cook.
I just wanted to take a moment to thank not just Tim for these incredible videos but also the community here that gives such a vibe of humility and curiosity. If you’ve watched some other coding channels you would know that what we have here is an exception. None of that nasty, hyperbolic, or hustler stuff here.
Thanks! I work hard on it and we have a great community.
Tim Corey is the best! Great content, great explanations without trying to be funny (something I really hate in tutorial videos). You are not only helping junior developers. I am a senior C# dev and your videos help me a lot.
Tim Corey for president!
I am glad my content so helpful. I won't be running for president, though. Not a role I want. I've already lost my hair.
Not trying to be funny? If you can be funny and teach props to you, but to shun humour in learning sounds like a grumpy grinch thing to say. Totally disagree with you there. Agree with everything else though. Tim is the man.
Been working on an API for months, learning c# as I go. My mind was blown on 5 of the 6 things in this video. I am both excited and overwhelmed for\by all the things I don't know. Thank you for an awesome, ill call it teaser, video!
Awesome!
Haha 😂 we made it to the next level. I started following you during the Covid 19 lockdown. You’ve not disappointed me yet!
Awesome!
@@IAmTimCorey I just had a job where everyone wants us to use EFCore but I want to still use DataAccess layer with them. How do I react to their preferences in this case?
Love these 10 minute videos! It's like snack-sized bites of very useful information. Thanks!
Glad you like them!
Another well done training and idea. Tim...thank you so much for what you do to advance other's understanding, growth and learning experience that ultimately equates to a better quality of life. You're awesome! :)
I appreciate the kind words.
I just finished the Web Api from start to finish course.
It's great!!! It really puts all the puzzle pieces into place and makes sure you've got another great tool in your toolbox.
All the items Tim talks about in this video and more.
I really enjoyed it and planning out my next Api to build right now.
This video is like a quick recap of the highlights of that course.
Awesome! Glad to hear it.
Sorry which course are you talking about?
@IAmTimCorey a deeplink to the courses would be great. 😉
I like these focused 10 minute sessions. It helps me nail down one concept at a time. The longer ones are good too for bringing together various concepts.
Thanks for sharing!
this is where i goto before anywhere else - thank you Tim Corey !
You are welcome.
One of the best .NET content providers on the Internet :) Great job, thank you for your job
You are welcome.
Already signed up for this course and couldn't be happier with it. Thanks Tim.
Awesome!
That's exactly what I wanted to learn in deep 2 days ago. Thank you for another amazing video!
You are welcome.
Thanks Corey, I am new to .NET core web API and this video gave me insights of it.
Great!
watched it with 1.25 speed.. Great video Tim!
You are welcome.
Me too. I appreciate how it is slow and clear for those who need it, and everybody else can just speed it up. My brain is so broken now that normal speed sounds like slow motion 🤪
@@justsaying4471 Yeah, like my brain want to click that "Create" button right away ASAP. lmao
tim you are exceptional . learning soo much. do you by chance have an example of web api that accepts data and file attachments ? I am trying to accomplish this
I have a mini course on uploading files to Blazor. It will be similar for an API: ruclips.net/video/fb84DSypeWk/видео.html&pp=gAQBiAQB
@@IAmTimCorey ok thamks will check it out. if i have to send data and files at same time is that possible? or do i have to separate the action?
10 Minutes is real! This is gold! :
Thanks!
liked this byte-sized video from the most detailed oriented trainer :)
Glad you liked it!
Good explanation in a small video 👍
Glad you liked it.
Love these 10 minutes or less videos
Great!
Very informative video and totally on point.
Thank you and greetings from Ukraine.
You are welcome.
Thanks for this Information Tim.
You are welcome.
Thank you Tim 🙏
You are welcome.
This is great. How you do short overview of the different theologies. Dare you do the same dor Microsoft ML ;)
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Great video... Thank you!
You are welcome!
Amazing tutorial
Thanks!
That was a good content bro, it helped me👍
I’m glad.
So useful information
I'm glad.
Thank you :)
You are welcome.
Nice video Tim
Thanks!
Hey Tim! You said we don't have to buy this API course, I went there and it is now chargeable ?
The course has always been paid. What I said was that while I was showing you the paid course, you didn't have to buy it. You could just take the lesson list and then look those topics up on RUclips and learn them on your own. You can use the outline to guide your free learning, or you can buy the course and get all of the contents in one place.
Are you using Visual Studio? I'm confused why my UI looks so much different than yours.
Yep, Visual Studio 2022 Community Edition in dark mode.
@@IAmTimCorey Thank you for answering and your work. I realized I'm using Visual Studio for Mac and their UIs are different than Windows.
you are great mannnn
Thanks!
thank you!
You are welcome.
need this with entity framework
Hey Tim do u have any course provide on Udemy or Udacity ?
No. I did try that once, but while the course was a best seller and it was highly rated and promoted by Udemy, the income from the course was terrible. Definitely not enough to sustain what I am trying to do.
perfect
Thank you!
Also has the feature to add custom middlewares.
Yep.
@@IAmTimCorey Hey Tim, please make a video on Domain Driven Designs.
I’ve been building .net applications for a few years including mvc etc. I don’t recall having to use add services. What is this? Is this part of web api?
It is part of dependency injection: ruclips.net/video/Hhpq7oYcpGE/видео.html
It is a part of all ASP.NET Core project types, not just API. It is also something you should learn.
Красавчик!
Thanks
Top!
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thank you !! , can you explain restSharp please :(( !!!!
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I am a beginner and don't understand a word you said😂 But the video seems interesting!!
You will get there.
Hi Tim. It seems like your course is not free any more
The course was never free.
@@IAmTimCorey oh. Sorry about that. Btw, is your course available on udemy with lower price?
No.
Hi... nice video... I have one doubt.. after hosting in iis web api getting 404 error... I have done all required softwares installation... can you share any video regarding that
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No startup class anymore? .NET Core 6 has gotten thinned.
Yep. Here is the explanation: ruclips.net/video/vdhFw1VSowg/видео.html
*But c# and Microsoft products take up too much memory ....I am still coding enterprise frameworks, just using my 17 year old Dell computer with only 2GB ram and I manage very well.....when I have to program with C# I can only do it with an online IDEs like fiddle 😐* 😊👍
I’ve got a video coming up where I build a Blazor application on a Raspberry Pi. You don’t need lots of memory to build and run C# applications.
@@IAmTimCorey look forward to seeing it 👍
that's because they do MUCH more than a simple text editor. On a machine with 2GB of ram I would try to use something like Emacs or Neovim with a language server
By the way, you can build C# with VSCode, which can run in the browser or on a really slow machine (like a Raspberry Pi, not that I recommend that).
Must know? Just Basic things, nothing new in this video :\
What made you think the stuff was new
@@distortions If I say "10 things you must know about your microwave" and one of them was "you can put food in it", well, nothing new I guess?
@@shayshay8295 Okay, but someone new to a microwave wouldn't know that.
You're telling me in 1947 the first person to see a microwave knew you could put your food in it?
If you know nothing about a microwave whats the number one thing you need to know about it? that you use it to cook.