ASP.NET 8 Core and Angular Tutorial - Part 4: Building CRUD Operations in Angular - Project Setup

Welcome to Part 4 of our ASP.NET 8 Core and Angular series! In this video, we’ll dive into implementing CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations in our Angular frontend. By the end of this session, you’ll have a fully interactive Angular app connected to an ASP.NET 8 Core API, enabling seamless data handling.

In this video, you’ll learn how to:
Set up Angular services to communicate with the ASP.NET Core backend
Build a user interface for CRUD operations (Create, Read, Update, Delete)
Use Angular forms for data input and validation
Handle data binding and manage state for a smooth user experience
Debug common issues and optimize the frontend for performance
Series Overview: This is Part 4 of our ASP.NET 8 Core and Angular series, where we’re building a full-stack application from scratch. Each part focuses on key steps, from setting up the backend to deploying the full app.

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[ProfessorDred]

Thank you for your tutorials. I'm curious why you are using VS Code for the Angular application. Is there a specific reason to not use Visual Studio Community or Pro instead?