I'm a frontend guy who had never had experience with C#. This tutorial was simply amazing. I followed the steps and it's working pretty fine. Thank you so much.
Dude. I've been trying my hardest to find a concise to the point video on APIs with a proper explanation and how they're designed, worked, etc on a beginner level. You're the first one I managed to find that not only explained it but actually simplified the whole thing. Thank you so much.
Thank you for the nice teaching. I had watched another longer video before this one, so was able to understand better than a newcomer would. I had to slow down the video though since it was too fast for me. suggestion - If possible please add a description of what Swagger is and what it does. Thanks
Really like this style of video. It may not be for absolute beginners how to setup the IDE etc- but there are so many videos covering those topics, we need more hands-on THIS IS HOW TO DO IT videos! lol
This is definitely one of the best videos on this apim. One quick question, is there any example video or a repo that does pretty much similar task but using an existing Azure SQL DB as back end database?
Thank you for uploading an easy and quick api learning tutorial. Now i would appreciate if you make another video and connect the same api with sql server db using stored procedure with authentication and authorization. Also the update not working please check.
A very simple to create API. One question though: is it ok to access directly the database from controller without using a unit of work or a data transfer object?
Hi, ideally you could create a data-access-layer and a CRUD-interface for accessing data but if you want to keep it easy for simple usage you can access the db directly from controller :-)
Great video, I've been running this code and trying to get the update to work, it seems as though everything is passed correctly but it never updates. Would you be able to provide any feedback on what could be causing this?
Hi I really enjoyed the video and learned a lot. Alas you got a bug. In CreateEdit method you cannot edit data, change context by just _context.SaveChanges() since you are not sending the new value back to db.
I had to add a line of code to detach the state prior to modifying the booking. As below: [HttpPost] public JsonResult CreateEdit(HotelBooking booking) { if (booking.Id == 0) { _context.Bookings.Add(booking); } else { var bookingInDb = _context.Bookings.Find(booking.Id); if (bookingInDb == null) return new JsonResult(NotFound()); _context.Entry(bookingInDb).State = Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.EntityState.Detached; bookingInDb = booking; _context.Update(bookingInDb); } _context.SaveChanges(); return new JsonResult(Ok(booking)); }//end CreateEdit
When I get to entering using Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore; it tells highlights that namespace in red. Do you need to install any prerequisite package?
BookingInDb = booking; won't work since they're reference types C: we can do this instead: bookingInDb.RoomNumbner = booking.RoomNumbner; bookingInDb.ClientName = booking.ClientName; or simply: _context.Bookings.Update(booking);
For anyone update wasn't work use this. if (booking.Id == 0) { _context.Bookings.Add(booking); }else if(booking.Id == null) { return new JsonResult(NotFound()); } else { _context.Bookings.Update(booking); } _context.SaveChanges(); return new JsonResult(Ok(booking));
Unlike other videos wasting the time on UA-cam, your video is short, useful, and right to the point. Thank you!
I can't tell you how long I've been looking for a resource to teach me how to build an API like I didn't already know how. Thank you so much for this!
I'm a frontend guy who had never had experience with C#. This tutorial was simply amazing. I followed the steps and it's working pretty fine. Thank you so much.
Dude. I've been trying my hardest to find a concise to the point video on APIs with a proper explanation and how they're designed, worked, etc on a beginner level. You're the first one I managed to find that not only explained it but actually simplified the whole thing. Thank you so much.
I'm glad you found us .)
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To the point and easy to understand. I appreciate how well you explain the steps that are easy to follow. thank you.
This was actually very helpful. A nice overview, of a subject that can be complex depending on the scale of the project.
I really like how simple and useful this is! Your explanations made RESTful API so easy to understand
Thank you for the nice teaching. I had watched another longer video before this one, so was able to understand better than a newcomer would. I had to slow down the video though since it was too fast for me. suggestion - If possible please add a description of what Swagger is and what it does. Thanks
The fastest and simplest explanation I've seen. Thank you!
Best teacher in the industry ⭐️👏
Excellent video, I especially like how short and to the point it is.
Thank you ! super beneficial in just 12 minutes
Really like this style of video. It may not be for absolute beginners how to setup the IDE etc- but there are so many videos covering those topics, we need more hands-on THIS IS HOW TO DO IT videos! lol
Short and nice, suitable for me!
Helpfull video. Thanks and love to watch more to increase my knowledge.
If someone was a bignner he can easy learn from this video.
Nice and Simple for beginners.😃
Your intro is very energetic I'm glad I habe clicked on this video
your efforts are highly appreciated
Very good tutorial... keep the videos coming....🙏
One of the principles of the Restful api is not to use verbs in the Uri so instead of /GetAll it should be /all
You really helped me out for my work. It was really really really a great help. God Bless.
Tks , your lesson so ez to follow .
This is a really good video. I feel that MS unnecessarily made that DbCotext creation lengthy.
This is definitely one of the best videos on this apim. One quick question, is there any example video or a repo that does pretty much similar task but using an existing Azure SQL DB as back end database?
Excellent and very helpful video. Thanks a lot.
Thank you very much your tutorial makes it easy and also pretty understandable. I can now provide basic API in C#
Thank you, very helpful.... Can you help create a tutorial on how to consume a web service to be used in web api application?
Compact and easy to understand. Thanks
Thank you for uploading an easy and quick api learning tutorial. Now i would appreciate if you make another video and connect the same api with sql server db using stored procedure with authentication and authorization. Also the update not working please check.
Yes, the Update is not working.
you did a great job on this video thank you
Love it thank so much
AWESOME TUTORIAL
Hi nice stuff a little bit fast but a good starting point. Thanks
Hi, thank you so much, content is very helpfull.
A very simple to create API. One question though: is it ok to access directly the database from controller without using a unit of work or a data transfer object?
Hi, ideally you could create a data-access-layer and a CRUD-interface for accessing data but if you want to keep it easy for simple usage you can access the db directly from controller :-)
thank you so much bro
Vielen dank Jannick
Awesome! 🔥
Great video, I've been running this code and trying to get the update to work, it seems as though everything is passed correctly but it never updates. Would you be able to provide any feedback on what could be causing this?
thanks for the video
Danke schön!
That core template is not available anymore. What do we use?
What if I wanted to use sql server for the database connection rather than an in memory one?
Hi I really enjoyed the video and learned a lot. Alas you got a bug.
In CreateEdit method you cannot edit data, change context by just _context.SaveChanges() since you are not sending the new value back to db.
I had to add a line of code to detach the state prior to modifying the booking. As below:
[HttpPost]
public JsonResult CreateEdit(HotelBooking booking)
{
if (booking.Id == 0)
{
_context.Bookings.Add(booking);
}
else
{
var bookingInDb = _context.Bookings.Find(booking.Id);
if (bookingInDb == null)
return new JsonResult(NotFound());
_context.Entry(bookingInDb).State = Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.EntityState.Detached;
bookingInDb = booking;
_context.Update(bookingInDb);
}
_context.SaveChanges();
return new JsonResult(Ok(booking));
}//end CreateEdit
when we test the API, why does the ID 8 not exist? We did not put a range. I am a little bit confused it is my first time with stuff like this
thanks is there a video to work api restfull with .net maui
I don’t think is right to respond 200 and inside the json a 404: shouldn’t we respond 404 as a code result?
can i use this api in reactnative
Saved My Day
Awesome
But you didn't told you crested a folder named as data
You used swagger but did not explain how to use it. I am now confused more.
Also, does it matter if I use SQL server or MySQL for the in memory database?
sir please make a video of restful api in asp.net with mongodb 🙏🥺🥺
Outdated and does not work.
This tutorial goes way too fast. Also show us what we are going to be making at the start of the video.
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horrible
you should delete the video
When I get to entering using Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore; it tells highlights that namespace in red. Do you need to install any prerequisite package?
BookingInDb = booking; won't work since they're reference types C:
we can do this instead:
bookingInDb.RoomNumbner = booking.RoomNumbner;
bookingInDb.ClientName = booking.ClientName;
or simply: _context.Bookings.Update(booking);
For anyone update wasn't work use this.
if (booking.Id == 0)
{
_context.Bookings.Add(booking);
}else if(booking.Id == null)
{
return new JsonResult(NotFound());
}
else
{
_context.Bookings.Update(booking);
}
_context.SaveChanges();
return new JsonResult(Ok(booking));