Great video, very informative, good that you cover publish as well. Straight to the point, but without haste (despite it being somewhat a time challenge!) - love it :)
Hey Rubin, I get the following error when I attempt to execute DotNet ef Migrations Command, Error: "No project was found. Change the current working directory to use the --project option", Googled around but didn't see any actual workable solutions, any ideas sir ?
Hi, yes I got that error a few times too. So there are two things that I think worked for me: 1) Around 8:00 in the top bar next to the green arrow, select the project you're doing the migrations for as the startup project. 2) EF uses the project of the current directory your command line is in. So if you're in the directory "BlazorCRUD10Mins" it should work, else I suggest using cd.. and cd ./BlazorCRUD10Mins/ to navigate around. Hope this helps!
Very good. Very simple approach. Simple is always good. My question is, where can I find same manual but for MS SQL? It is awesome that we can just inject tasks into razors and use them exact where their visual implementations are. I like it much more than regular Services and API approach.
Thanks! Found an article online that covers how to swap between MS SQL and SQLite as Entity Framework Core database providers: jasonwatmore.com/post/2020/01/03/aspnet-core-ef-core-migrations-for-multiple-databases-sqlite-and-sql-server Hope this helps.
@@RubenHeerenDev How about making same video, but with using DbContextFactory instead. Cause it is really right way to do it. But I wasn't able to find good video "from the scratch" to the end like yours.
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We need more of these, walking thru the steps of “doing the work” are more helpful than other ppl who just chat about it. Good Job!!!
Thanks!
This is very good 👍 for starters. Many many thanks.
Thanks Mr T!
You can also use just one page for both create and edit by adding two routes and checking if Id is null.
Yea that might be better. Thanks for the feedback.
Great video, very informative, good that you cover publish as well. Straight to the point, but without haste (despite it being somewhat a time challenge!) - love it :)
Thanks a lot for the kind words :)
VERY GOOD VIDEO nice and clear
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Hey Rubin, I get the following error when I attempt to execute DotNet ef Migrations Command, Error: "No project was found. Change the current working directory to use the --project option", Googled around but didn't see any actual workable solutions, any ideas sir ?
Hi, yes I got that error a few times too. So there are two things that I think worked for me:
1) Around 8:00 in the top bar next to the green arrow, select the project you're doing the migrations for as the startup project.
2) EF uses the project of the current directory your command line is in. So if you're in the directory "BlazorCRUD10Mins" it should work, else I suggest using cd.. and cd ./BlazorCRUD10Mins/ to navigate around.
Hope this helps!
Great content :)
Hi, thank you for a very informative video and nice presentation about blazor crud.
Maybe you can do crud for a master-detail, like in order-details.
Thanks! You mean like a relationship e.g. order order-details ?
what happened to scaffolding automatically using visual studio? This is too much typing.
That was EXACTLY what I was looking for. Great job, thank You, and keep the content coming! Instant "Subscribe" from me :)
Thanks, that's great to hear!
Very good. Very simple approach. Simple is always good. My question is, where can I find same manual but for MS SQL? It is awesome that we can just inject tasks into razors and use them exact where their visual implementations are. I like it much more than regular Services and API approach.
Thanks!
Found an article online that covers how to swap between MS SQL and SQLite as Entity Framework Core database providers: jasonwatmore.com/post/2020/01/03/aspnet-core-ef-core-migrations-for-multiple-databases-sqlite-and-sql-server
Hope this helps.
@@RubenHeerenDev How about making same video, but with using DbContextFactory instead. Cause it is really right way to do it. But I wasn't able to find good video "from the scratch" to the end like yours.
@@illiavolha5129 Yeah I am considering to make that one soon.
Thanks a lot buddy, i loved this, I'll subscribe and maybe catch you at Discord
Thanks!