I like the way how Patrick goes through his courses. It looks like "let's try and see what will happen" approach, but it's not: everything comes to its place with (mostly without) minimal corrections! Also, don't let his unprettended approach deceive you, because he demonstrates important and useful programming techniques.
And it feels so easy to watch and sooo informal and pleasant almost like he invited u for coffee, it almost evening, sun is setting and we just randomly doing some code, no stress, just coding 😊
I have posted like four comments on this video. Seriously, this video was INCREDIBLY HELPFUL!!! I was actually able to make it through the entire video because you did not assume ANYTHING about our skill and code setup. Seriously, thank you very much for this incredible video. I learned more in this video about API's than I have on my own research the past two months.
Excellent piece of material, I just followed it for an hour till Entity Framework, and was able to understand the in and out of WebAPI along with Swagger. Great Job. Superb Explaination
Following this tutorial really helped close the gaps for me. I was even able to abstract my data access and business logic layers due to the thoroughness of your explainations. Thank you.
Hi, Patrick. I've been watching you on UA-cam and Udemy for a long time already. You have taught me a lot and helped me to cope with my work. I am very grateful to you. Thank you so much!
50:55 This is a reason to subscribe to a channel like yours. It's not just a tutorial video, but also shows some neat tricks. Also, you make it feel like we're two students working on a project of which you know a lot about, which makes it so much easier to keep my attention to. +1 subscriber for the God.
First off - thanks for the video. I didnt caught up to .net 6 until now. This gives me a good overview in whats new and whats not. :) At 27:33 you could also just return NotFound("Message"); or return NoContent("..."); instead of BadRequest in this case. In your case the NoContent would be the most fitting I guess since you simple have not found the data in your db. In my oppinion this would be a successful request with no result => 204. For me a BadRequest correlates to the input parameters given to the api method. So in this case, if the id was 0 or -n for example.
Used this vid and a few others to get me through some coding interviews and eventually a much better job! Thanks for the content Patrick. Really great stuff!
Thank you so much, i just started to programming like 4 months ago and i was so confused about how to create an API with visual studio 2022 and c#, because there are no tutorials about net 6, im a spanish speaker so, it was even more hard for me to find a simple tutorial. So this video helped me so much to start programming my first API. Again, thanks a lot
I haven't touched C# and MVC in several months and I don't actively work with it (my work uses Java, and other things). Your video has been a great and timely refresher. Thanks for the work.
39:00 My goodness THANK YOU! You have no idea how many videos I came across where they assumed you are using a database and don't actually walk through setting up the connect strings to your own Sql server.
Your tutorial helped me setting the data layer for my web application. Without it I'd have to ask my senior devs even more for help, which would cost them a lot of time. I still need to recap it and understand what is happening at each step, but still it helped a lot already. Thank you so much for it. Would you say your course explains in detail what each of the components are? I studied classes, interfaces and so on but would need some refresh there tbh. If yes, let me know and I'll consider buying your course :)
man i have a technical interview coming up and thank you alot for this,i have used database first and the Scaffold-dbContext it helps alot and it is much simpler then this approach but none the less it did work greatly
Thank You, So much i was suffering from this new version. i m a programmer and if i feel happy i just write in camel case as below ThankYouPatrickGodThisIsAwesome
Thanks a lot I managed to follow along despite still being on .NET 5. Aside from having to use an older version of the Entity Framework the process is identical.
Good stuff! Spend most of my Sunday following along and figuring stuff out. My first succesfull .NET API project with actual db connection. Learned a ton, thanks!
That was an amazing tutorial, I've been looking through many tutorials now, most are outdated and/or are doing and/or explaining things in a non-beginner-friendly way.
I really appreciate the effort you put into this tutorial. It is super nice how you explain everything from the base, giving coherence to all the explanation.
since you have exp in c# and back-end, mind throwing me a few tips regarding how to take this db and create a front-end page to insert these informations?
This is a really really good tutorial for Web API with simple features like: insert, update, and delete. Finally, thank you so much. It very helpful for me
@@PatrickGod absolutely I do enjoy! 😃! It's kind of addiction! 😁! If you have a a separated courses about implement a payment gateway let's say Stripe / or could be different/ , how to store your credentials like smtp password etc in safe way! How you deploy your web application if you choose a hosting like GoDaddy or Ionos/ or any / with databases SQL ! If I have any further questions could I reach you by email/ if u don't mind/ ?!
You've earned a sub! This is a very good kickstarter knowledge on building api using dotnet6 and entity framework. Very well explained for a super beginner programer like me 😀 specially on how you explain the DbContext stuffs!
Hey Patrick - you are literally a legend mate :-) thank you for taking the time to post such great content. Helped me with a couple of concepts that I've been struggling with for ages. I have a little boy too, and I've been learning while he's been sleeping ...
A big Thank You to you. This Video help me in all way to understand each lines of Controller Class. From last three days I went to many tutorials but I found correct explaination here.
You might consider doing a video using Dapper instead of EF. Dapper is much faster than EF, and much simpler (unless the application needs to support multiple DBMSs, in which case SQL would need to be written for each).
You should do a tutorial on Class Library's verses Stored Procedures, when to use them, what they are used for, DAL, and security features. I have seriously thought about writing a book on this, including Razor extensions, CRUD, EF. The new Razor syntax is even more powerful than ever before, great to understand, and moves into Blazer web development if needed, which is what I think the future will be in coding practices.
The tutorial was great, I enrolled in your .Net 5 Web API Jumpstart, it's awesome as well, This video helped me understand working with Visual Studio with .Net, and your course is in VS Code, which is really great, hope I will become good at .Net by the end of the course. Cheers!
Very good tutorial dear, the content is extremely clear. However, I "missed" you to say something about the stored procedures and functions within the NETFrameworkCore. You deserve your cup of coffee! Greetings from Santiago de Chile.
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Gracias a ti encontré mi primer trabajo como desarrollador .net, gracias
The reason you had to restart the app @23:08 is because there was a change in the access modifier for the heroes List during the small refactor earlier. The only reason I know this is because I use the JetBrains Rider IDE instead of Visual Studio, and it gives me a notification whenever I update access modifiers that I will need to restart the app in order for hot loading to work properly.
Subscribed, as a back-end dev I greatly appreciate this.. Wonderfully easy tutorial and extremely informative sir. Send a link if you have your own course set up now?
This is great but we need a video on how to then call this API from a front-end framework such as React or Angular. There is a surprising lack of examples for this.
Well, I covered this with Blazor WebAssembly (ua-cam.com/video/K_P-qJj_8Bg/v-deo.html), but I could definitely make an Angular + .NET 6 Web API video. If my answer gets many likes, I'd be happy to prioritize such a tutorial. Thank you! 😅
One key thing to remember is an api enpoint is same regardless of where it is written in java or c# or phython. So you can pretty much adapt any api tutorial from React or Angular with .net apis.
SuperHero is very concrete and simple example, beautiful!. There is a possibility that publish a video like this but with relationship between tables. Thats would be a wonderful gol!!
Thank you! Sure, relationships is a great topic for another video. Until then, it's fully covered in my course. Maybe you want to grab the Black Friday Deal? ;) www.udemy.com/course/net-core-31-web-api-entity-framework-core-jumpstart/?couponCode=BLACKFRIDAY2021
excellent video helped me a lot, I managed to do it without using visual studio only with vim and linux terminal helped me a lot to improve s skills, ty
That's the tutorial I was looking for, everything is so updated and you taught in the most simplified way possible. Great work there.
Thanks a lot
Thank you so much for your feedback! Glad I could help. 😊
I like the way how Patrick goes through his courses. It looks like "let's try and see what will happen" approach, but it's not: everything comes to its place with (mostly without) minimal corrections! Also, don't let his unprettended approach deceive you, because he demonstrates important and useful programming techniques.
Hey Maestro, Thank you so much for your kind words! Really means a lot me. 😊 Take care, Patrick
And it feels so easy to watch and sooo informal and pleasant almost like he invited u for coffee, it almost evening, sun is setting and we just randomly doing some code, no stress, just coding 😊
I have posted like four comments on this video. Seriously, this video was INCREDIBLY HELPFUL!!! I was actually able to make it through the entire video because you did not assume ANYTHING about our skill and code setup.
Seriously, thank you very much for this incredible video. I learned more in this video about API's than I have on my own research the past two months.
Excellent piece of material, I just followed it for an hour till Entity Framework, and was able to understand the in and out of WebAPI along with Swagger. Great Job. Superb Explaination
Thank you very much for your feedback! Glad I could help. 😊
Following this tutorial really helped close the gaps for me. I was even able to abstract my data access and business logic layers due to the thoroughness of your explainations. Thank you.
Welcome! Thanks a lot for your feedback! 😊
Hi, Patrick. I've been watching you on UA-cam and Udemy for a long time already. You have taught me a lot and helped me to cope with my work. I am very grateful to you. Thank you so much!
Really glad I could help! Thanks a lot for your feedback and for staying with me! 😊
This is a great video man. Most people just scaffold everything in tutorials, this one shows you whats happening one level deeper. Thanks.
50:55 This is a reason to subscribe to a channel like yours. It's not just a tutorial video, but also shows some neat tricks. Also, you make it feel like we're two students working on a project of which you know a lot about, which makes it so much easier to keep my attention to. +1 subscriber for the God.
This is so kind of you! Thank you very much fellow student. 😉😁
First off - thanks for the video. I didnt caught up to .net 6 until now. This gives me a good overview in whats new and whats not. :)
At 27:33 you could also just return NotFound("Message"); or return NoContent("..."); instead of BadRequest in this case.
In your case the NoContent would be the most fitting I guess since you simple have not found the data in your db. In my oppinion this would be a successful request with no result => 204.
For me a BadRequest correlates to the input parameters given to the api method. So in this case, if the id was 0 or -n for example.
Hey there! Great points! Thanks a lot for sharing. 😊
Used this vid and a few others to get me through some coding interviews and eventually a much better job! Thanks for the content Patrick. Really great stuff!
This is awesome! Congratulations! And thanks so much for sharing this! 😄
Give links to those few others :D
Thank you so much, i just started to programming like 4 months ago and i was so confused about how to create an API with visual studio 2022 and c#, because there are no tutorials about net 6, im a spanish speaker so, it was even more hard for me to find a simple tutorial. So this video helped me so much to start programming my first API.
Again, thanks a lot
Glad I could help! Thanks a lot for your feedback! 😊
Vielen, vielen dank Patrick, ueber alles das war sehr schnell und einfach
Freut mich! Besten Dank für dein Feedback, Daniel! 😊
I haven't touched C# and MVC in several months and I don't actively work with it (my work uses Java, and other things). Your video has been a great and timely refresher. Thanks for the work.
Glad I could help! Thanks a lot for your feedback! 😊
Thank You a million Patrick. Thumbs Up. New follower from today. I've been struggling with EFC for years until today. Again thank You!
Thank you!! probably the best tutorial I've ever seen!!
Thank you so much for your kind feedback! 🙂
Honestly the best regarding .Net so far. Awesome❤🔥
Thank you! 🙏
39:00 My goodness THANK YOU! You have no idea how many videos I came across where they assumed you are using a database and don't actually walk through setting up the connect strings to your own Sql server.
Your tutorial helped me setting the data layer for my web application. Without it I'd have to ask my senior devs even more for help, which would cost them a lot of time. I still need to recap it and understand what is happening at each step, but still it helped a lot already. Thank you so much for it. Would you say your course explains in detail what each of the components are? I studied classes, interfaces and so on but would need some refresh there tbh. If yes, let me know and I'll consider buying your course :)
This is the best free software Ive seen. Respect.
man i have a technical interview coming up and thank you alot for this,i have used database first and the Scaffold-dbContext it helps alot and it is much simpler then this approach but none the less it did work greatly
Incredible work! Clarified so many things for me.
Great to hear! Thank you! 😊
Thank You,
So much i was suffering from this new version.
i m a programmer and if i feel happy i just write in camel case as below
ThankYouPatrickGodThisIsAwesome
Glad I could help! Thanks a lot for your feedback! 😊
Thanks a lot I managed to follow along despite still being on .NET 5. Aside from having to use an older version of the Entity Framework the process is identical.
Glad I could help! Thanks for your feedback!😊
Good stuff! Spend most of my Sunday following along and figuring stuff out. My first succesfull .NET API project with actual db connection. Learned a ton, thanks!
So glad I could help! Congrats! Thanks a lot for your feedback! ☺
I like Time Corey but I think he spends too much time on theory and advice and not enough on coding. This is perfect.
This means a lot to me. Thank you so much! 😊
That was an amazing tutorial, I've been looking through many tutorials now, most are outdated and/or are doing and/or explaining things in a non-beginner-friendly way.
I really appreciate the effort you put into this tutorial. It is super nice how you explain everything from the base, giving coherence to all the explanation.
Thank you, man. I tried to understand this info in different resources near the month after work. And only your video helped me.
Glad it helped! Thanks for your feedback! 😊
Very well done. Trying to get my mindset back to C# development and this was a nice refresher on serveral topics relating to API, EF and migrations.
Again, thank you very much for your feedback, Bruce. Means a lot. 😊
since you have exp in c# and back-end, mind throwing me a few tips regarding how to take this db and create a front-end page to insert these informations?
شكرًا لهذا الكورس الرائع! لقد استفدت كثيرًا ،وبدأت أتحمس لدراسة ال wep api أكثر ، كل الدعم 🌷🔥
this was awesome , helped me alot as a begginer ❤ thank you so much ❤
This is a really really good tutorial for Web API with simple features like: insert, update, and delete. Finally, thank you so much. It very helpful for me
I am so happy because i learnt something with your video! nice teaching!
Glad I could help! 😁
I'm so glad that I found your channel. This video did give me the exact Jumpstart. Thank you again!!👍
Thanks a lot for your feedback. Glad I could help. 😊
Amazing CRUD tutorial , thanks very much for the valuable walkthrough
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This is a perfect start in API after net core MVC. and moving to Blazor as well! Gonna check your courses! Thanks Mate!
Glad I could help! Hope you enjoy the journey! 😀
@@PatrickGod absolutely I do enjoy! 😃! It's kind of addiction! 😁! If you have a a separated courses about implement a payment gateway let's say Stripe / or could be different/ , how to store your credentials like smtp password etc in safe way! How you deploy your web application if you choose a hosting like GoDaddy or Ionos/ or any / with databases SQL ! If I have any further questions could I reach you by email/ if u don't mind/ ?!
You are such a Life Saviour ThankYou for making Life easiar.
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Really awesome and simple explained. Love this course
Thank you, helped me out allot to understand more what .net 6 is about!
Bro !! its amazing . I started my .Net Web API journey from your video. Its super easy to understand. Thank you very much
Patrick, i really appreciate this hour with you! thank for all!
Love the track lighting!
Thanks! Me, too! 😊
You've earned a sub! This is a very good kickstarter knowledge on building api using dotnet6 and entity framework.
Very well explained for a super beginner programer like me 😀 specially on how you explain the DbContext stuffs!
Awesome, thank you so much! Glad I could help! 😄
Hey Patrick - you are literally a legend mate :-) thank you for taking the time to post such great content. Helped me with a couple of concepts that I've been struggling with for ages. I have a little boy too, and I've been learning while he's been sleeping ...
Great to hear! Thank you very much for your feedback! And I hope you boy is sleeping through. 😊
This is a great guide - so much so I have purchased your udemy course. Thank you!
Awesome, thank you sooooo much!!
A big Thank You to you. This Video help me in all way to understand each lines of Controller Class. From last three days I went to many tutorials but I found correct explaination here.
Thank you so much! Great to hear that! 😊
Extremely good introduction to dotnet APIs using SQL, was not hard for me to dockerise this as well :)
Thank you so much for your feedback! Appreciate it! 😁
You might consider doing a video using Dapper instead of EF. Dapper is much faster than EF, and much simpler (unless the application needs to support multiple DBMSs, in which case SQL would need to be written for each).
Added Dapper to my roadmap. Thanks for your feedback, Charles! 😊
this is the best tutorial to understand EF. good job!
You should do a tutorial on Class Library's verses Stored Procedures, when to use them, what they are used for, DAL, and security features. I have seriously thought about writing a book on this, including Razor extensions, CRUD, EF.
The new Razor syntax is even more powerful than ever before, great to understand, and moves into Blazer web development if needed, which is what I think the future will be in coding practices.
Great tutorial man! Thank you for your help, everything was well explained.
You're welcome! Thank you so much for your feedback! 😊
Thanks, Patrick I understand your easily steps, I am form egypt
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Just here to say, 'Thank you and it helped me'!!
You're welcome! Thank you for sharing that! 😊
Nice work, Patrick!
Thank you very much, Wes! Great channel you got there! 😊
Thank you so much Patrick. It's really very helpful🙂
the tutorial was Amazing , looking foward to another video , thanks a lot
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Excelent tutorial!... the most effective way to update knowledge :D ... thank you from Chile!
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The tutorial was great, I enrolled in your .Net 5 Web API Jumpstart, it's awesome as well,
This video helped me understand working with Visual Studio with .Net, and your course is in VS Code, which is really great, hope I will become good at .Net by the end of the course. Cheers!
That's awesome, Adesh! Thank you so much! 😊
would be great if we get a tutorial for compressing large JSON responses using gzip etc.......
This Tutorial was awsome, thank you very much.
As a small Tipp for the Migration:
Use the Commands:
add-migration InitialCreate
update-database
Great lesson. Thanks!
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THANK YOU SO MUCH YOU ARE A LIFE SAVER DUDE!
Happy to help! 😊
Great / Fast / Simple / Short video / select the needed part to know ..
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Cleared my many doubts from this video... I wish you could have explained the last part(DB update using Controller)as you did in the first
Very well explained. Tutorial is very helpful to start the project work...!!
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😎 great tutorials! everything bind-up in single videos, welldone pat 👍
Thank you! 😊
love this. thanks now I can make an api with entity framework
Thank you, it is clear and straightforward to follow.
Thanks Patrick. This is such a nice video ! Cheers from Brazil !
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great tutorial, you are a super hero
This is great for actual beginners. Thank you man!
Very good tutorial dear, the content is extremely clear. However, I "missed" you to say something about the stored procedures and functions within the NETFrameworkCore. You deserve your cup of coffee! Greetings from Santiago de Chile.
Gracias a ti encontré mi primer trabajo como desarrollador .net, gracias
my friend patrick probably you are the best
Thanks a lot! Appreciate it! 😊
Incredible! Thank youvery much! I'm gonna learn about your paid courses right now!
Awesome! Thank you so much!! 😁
The reason you had to restart the app @23:08 is because there was a change in the access modifier for the heroes List during the small refactor earlier. The only reason I know this is because I use the JetBrains Rider IDE instead of Visual Studio, and it gives me a notification whenever I update access modifiers that I will need to restart the app in order for hot loading to work properly.
Awesome, easy to follow and with some nice complexer theme insights
Thank you so much! 😊
Beyond helpful dude thankyou!
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Excellent, very good explanation thank you so much Mr.
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Subscribed, as a back-end dev I greatly appreciate this.. Wonderfully easy tutorial and extremely informative sir. Send a link if you have your own course set up now?
This is great but we need a video on how to then call this API from a front-end framework such as React or Angular. There is a surprising lack of examples for this.
you just make http requests no?
Well, I covered this with Blazor WebAssembly (ua-cam.com/video/K_P-qJj_8Bg/v-deo.html), but I could definitely make an Angular + .NET 6 Web API video. If my answer gets many likes, I'd be happy to prioritize such a tutorial. Thank you! 😅
@@PatrickGod up here guys
One key thing to remember is an api enpoint is same regardless of where it is written in java or c# or phython. So you can pretty much adapt any api tutorial from React or Angular with .net apis.
@@connerreimers6506 yes... a simple google could have worked but theyll spend more efforts in the comment section
Thank you very much, this has really helped me to complete one of my assignment 🙌
You're very welcome!
Thank you very much! That's the tutorial I was looking for
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Thanks Patrick, I can't help saying that you have absolutely nicest working environment:)
Haha, thank you very much! Appreciate it. 😁
Great job, Patrick! Extremely helpful, and I like your commentary and style :D
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SuperHero is very concrete and simple example, beautiful!. There is a possibility that publish a video like this but with relationship between tables. Thats would be a wonderful gol!!
Thank you! Sure, relationships is a great topic for another video. Until then, it's fully covered in my course. Maybe you want to grab the Black Friday Deal? ;) www.udemy.com/course/net-core-31-web-api-entity-framework-core-jumpstart/?couponCode=BLACKFRIDAY2021
excellent video helped me a lot, I managed to do it without using visual studio only with vim and linux terminal helped me a lot to improve s skills, ty
Simple and didactic. Very good
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Hello Patrick. Thank you very much for this fantastic tutorial.
Awesome tutorial! I even added another class/table called SuperPowers that gets referenced to each SuperHero. Keep up the great tutorials 😀
You are a great teacher guy!
I appreciate that! Thank you so much, Luke! 😊
Best for beginners.
Thank you very much! Glad you think so! 😊
Quick video, great explanation, great mic. +1 SUB
Awesome, thank you so much!
This tutorial is very Nice and the most updated tutorial I have seen. Requesting U Sir, to do a tutorial on How these Dotnet interact with react js
Thanks for your feedback! React is on my roadmap! 😊
Very nice, saved me a heap of time, and a few coffees are on your way and will look at your Udemy courses. Thanks
Thank you so much, Brendan! Means a lot! 😊
very good beginner course!
Thank you so much! Appreciate it.
Thank you Patrick, This one was the most usefull for me.
Good luck bruh
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Thanks man! Hello from Syberia!
Hello there! Thank YOU! Greetings from Germany. 😀
Amazingly explained thankyou Patrick God
Thanks Patrick. This video was really amazing. Very helpfull. Thanks a lot. Lot of love... ❤️🎉🙏
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Great tutorial.... You saved my life lol
Wow, glad I did! 😉 Thanks for your feedback!