.NET 7 Minimal API for Beginners 🚀 Full CRUD in 10 Minutes!

Table of Contents:
00:00 .NET 7 Minimal API for Beginners 🚀 Full CRUD
00:12 Create the Minimal API Project with Visual Studio 2022
01:06 Add a New Class
01:15 Implement First GET Call
02:45 GET a Single Entity
03:37 Improve the Result of a GET Call
05:17 Implement a POST Call
06:32 Implement a PUT Call
08:26 Implement a DELETE Call

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[edsonrodrigues]

This is the type of video that I miss nowdays in the internet, simple, straightfoward and efficient. Excellent work!

[miguelcalderon]

Thank a lot, Excelent Video, full CRUD in a nut shell. the expample that i was looking for ...

[horizon]

Awesome tutorial. Concise and very useful.

[Niter]

That's the best video on how to make a simple API.

[DanielTadeu]

Thanks man,
Very good video, simple and objective.

[sayedbintaher]

Can you please make a microservice video?? It would be really helpful. Thank you

[xxxxxx]

why should someone use dotnet core mvc compared to the minimal api anymore? if i render everything on the server like the mvc stuff does it comes with lower performance

[hetshah]

There is a doubt regarding api, my problem is how to consume jwt token in controller for login, and etc.

[sebastianmantelli]

but how do we consume this endpoints tho D:

[kurtnelle]

is it possible to add MapGets at runtime? i.e. Would it be possible to read a database and generate an API for it?

[AthelstanEngland]

Thanks. Newbie question. Would a third party consuming the API know that this was minimal API as opposed to an controller (MVC) api?

[abdullahm.]

I don't understand why should one use minimal api instead of regular wer api core controller.

[chezchezchezchez]

Patrick! I need help. I’m making my first Web assembly app, and I’m trying to figure out how to deploy it. Do I put the API/server/wasm components under the same folder on my server or not? Thanks so much.

[testgandmmm]

This looks nice.
But İ dont where will i use this.

[kurtnelle]

Let me guess, all the classes you're trying to return should be Json Serilizable, and should have their properties decorated as such?

[new-anointingaremu]

Is it just me or this looks a lot like JavaScript syntax

[dotnetdevni]

This is just for protoyping even Microsoft says this in there documentation

[zimcoder]

every minimal api tutorial seems to be using only the program.cs file.. not practical