ASP.NET Core Web API CRUD With Entity Framework - Full Course ⭐ [.NET6 API]

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Learn how to create and build an ASP.NET Core Web API From scratch using C# and .NET 6.

We will create a REST API in C# and we will use the latest version of ASP.NET i.e. ASP.NET 6.

In this video, we will go step by step and we will create an ASP.NET Core API that will perform CRUD operations in a SQL Server database.
CRUD stands for Create, Read, Update and Delete.

We will follow REST patterns while building our .NET API.

We will first install Entity Framework Core In-Memory Database and we will use this database to perform CRUD operations as we are building our ASP.NET Web API.

We will then change our implementation to use a SQL Server database and use Entity Framework Core (EF Core) to perform the CRUD operations in our ASP.NET Core API.

⭐️ Course Contents ⭐️
0:00:00 Introduction
0:00:45 Create ASP.NET Core API Project
0:01:29 Looking At The Project
0:03:43 Install Entity Framework Core In-Memory Database
0:04:30 Create Domain Model
0:05:45 Create DbContext Class
0:07:30 Inject DbContext To Services - In Memory Db
0:09:00 Create Controller
0:10:30 Create Get All Contacts Method
0:14:15 Create Add Contact Method
0:21:15 Create Update Contact Controller Method
0:30:30 Create Get Single Contact Method
0:33:10 Create Delete Contact Controller Method
0:39:00 Use EF Core SQL Server Database

Hope you like this ASP.NET Core Web API and it gives you a good idea of the .NET 6 API.
REST API C#.
We saw how easy it was to use Entity framework core along with the ASP.NET Web API ad we used both an In-memory database with Entity framework and also created a SQL Server database using EF Core migrations.
dotnet core web api tutorial.
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