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Description
This is the first of a three part series where Robert is joined by Chris Woodruff who shows how to build ASP.NET Core Web APIs. In this episode, Chris shows how to kick off your first project and what ASP.NET Core 2.1 offers that makes our developer lives better! He looks at Dependency Injection, Entity Framework Core and other .NET Core goodies to make your APIs the best for all platforms.
Resources
Episodes:
- Part 1: Creating a RESTful API with ASP.NET Core 2.1 Web API (this episode)
- Part 2: Testing ASP.NET Core 2.1 Web API Solutions
- Part 3: Creating the Best Architecture for ASP.NET Core 2.1 Web API
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More episodes in this series
Building Web APIs Part 2
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The Discussion
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ziehchien NIce can't wait for next .
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hrushidev Awesome.
Its really grateful video & really very easy, how get connection string in code.
1. Good demonstration for getting connection String
2. New base class ControllerBase and ApiController attribute decoration.
Thanks a lot.
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hrushidev Kindly request you to post more videos on WebApi with .Net Core 2.1
We are really very crazy to learn new things.
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burrows_rMVP Very nice. For those who want to follow with VS, would be helpful to:
- Have a link to the Chinook DB.
- Have a link to the "script_webapi.txt" file.
Thanks … bill burrows
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rogreen @burrowsMVP: Thanks Bill! Links have been added above.
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vinhngochi Thank Sir! It's very useful.
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Curelom Great video guys. I would request another video dealing specifically with security for an api in core. I find so much conflicting information and ways out there, I am absolutely LOST. Would love to know how to authenticate, then be able to authorize different users for different functions. It shouldn't be as hard as it is. Take longer getting the security setup then actually building the api.
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yemo1 Good Demo Chris. What's the name of the chrome extension you used for formatting the json response?
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Nehmia Robert Green, my favorite interviewer on Channel 9. He asks such good questions and he knows how to Gage an interview and always on point knowing the things developers would ask. Great videos and thank you!
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Rajgopalvarikuti Hi @rogreen Very good tutorial Thankyou so much for this tutorial
but i have one doubt can we create nested json Format in Asp.net core? -
Joel 16 minutes in and I haven't seen anything related to Web APIs. Maybe the subsequent episodes are better but this was tiresome to watch.
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Guille Hi!
Somebody can say me how should be the command:
Scaffold-DbContext "Server=.;Database=Chinook;Trusted_Connection=True;" Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.SqlServer -OutputDir Models
when SQL server is on another server, outside domain (I mean, SQL server is not on my development PC)?
I understand that "Server=." should be "Server=ip-of-sql-server", but how indicate login credentials?
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Guille Never mind: to who can serve:
"server=yourservername;database=yourdatabase;user id=YourUser;pwd=TopSecret"