1- Introduction to HttpClient - GetAsync and GetStringAsync - C# and HttpClient

[@Gauravkumar-jm4ve]

Awesome, explained in a very simple manner, thanks so much pls keep sharing more, subscribed

[@argeelearner3978]

Thanks for sharing! I subscribed and hit the bell to notification of all your future videos. Looking forward.

[@arjumanbanu6838]

your video's are lot more clear and helped me in understanding the content better on http. Thank you

[@balasenk]

good explanation, keep doing more. First time checking your videos. SUBSCRIBED :)

[@lightWithinUsAll]

Nice tutorial, Thanks!

[@garudakurt5166]

how to deserialize it?

[@hikayat_stories]

Hi, Why did use httpclient and not IhttpclientFactory to create an instance fo httpclient?

[@gavilanch3803]

Hello, we started from the simple parts, later we will talk about that. Thanks

[@girmamoges941]

Good and clear explanation.

[@lifeboy8579]

Thank you very much. Please make a series of videos on stimulsoft report using mvc

[@friendlyfox2189]

Can you do a tutorial on how to import csv files using input file component in blazor?

[@gavilanch3803]

So, import the csv and then display it in the UI in a table?

[@friendlyfox2189]

@@gavilanch3803 Yes. Thank you .

[@4thepeoplebythepeople521]

you are awesome, thank you brother

[@ac0pt]

Helped me a lot! thank you

[@2005Azm]

Great tutorial! A quick example to consume this in Xamarin please???

[@klhmia]

How are you able to see the values when hovering over the variables in Visual Studio? Is this a special debugging feature? Great video, thank you for sharing!

[@zacharyhayes96]

you have to put a breakpoint in

[@_NguyenManhToan_]

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[@ptlh1969]

Hi Sir, thank you.

[@kurumi690]

as I know, it is better not to use `using` for better performance bcs httpclient cost too much and u need to create only 1 instead of dublicate

[@wobblejuice]

I love your tutorials. But can I give you a small suggestion, please improve the resolution of your videos. 720p and 1080p are just too low and grainy. You will get more viewers and subscribers when your videos are crisp and clear. Low resolution just makes everyone's eyes hurt.

[@gavilanch3803]

Thanks! Hopefully in the future I can get better equipment for higher resolutions. Right now, 1080p is the highest I can go. Kind regards!