.NET CLI - dotnet new, dotnet add reference & dotnet add package

The .NET command-line interface or .NET CLI is a cross-platform tool for the modern development of dotnet applications. .NET CLI enables developers to script build, test, and publish processes in the Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment strategy. By learning dotnet CLI, developers do not solely depend on Visual Studio and can use other IDEs and editors such as VSCode.
In these video series, we are going to review the main dotnet CLI commands. To follow along, I am going to assume that you are already comfortable in programming with C#. Since I am going to be using VSCode, I expect you are familiar with using VSCode to build programs. After all, you will need the dotnet SDK installed.

00:00 - introduction
01:11 - dotnet new sln
02:00 - dotnet new webapi
03:25 - dotnet sln add
04:10 - dotnet add reference
06:40 - dotnet add package
07:56 - dotnet new gitignore