Industry Level REST API using .NET 6 – Tutorial for Beginners

Learn to use .NET 6 to build a REST API. This is a concise, start-to-finish course that developers can use as a template to onboard/structure small to medium sized industry-level CRUD applications.

⭐️ Course Contents ⭐️
⌨️ (00:00) Introduction
⌨️ (03:29) Backend server architecture
⌨️ (11:53) Implementing logic of API model
⌨️ (16:40) Testing API requests
⌨️ (20:04) Refactoring routes
⌨️ (20:45) Create model for request data
⌨️ (28:01) Create service interface
⌨️ (30:47) Implement additional methods
⌨️ (36:54) Handling errors
⌨️ (41:10) Refactoring controller and services
⌨️ (1:00:52) Refactoring error handling
⌨️ (1:02:40) Testing API requests
⌨️ (1:05:46) Conclusion

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[ipoop]

This tutorial is more for people who have experience in building RESTFULL applications. I used to make them in javascript and now I switched to C# so its more like a refresher for the syntax

[sepi]

Wow that teacher is in a hurry! Would nice to see this without copilot and with more explanations.

[overcadostudios]

Thank you so much. I was looking for this exact topic and now I have an API I can use for my game studio. It's not breakfasts but the concept is exactly the same. It's definitely a good amount of work to get this much done and we haven't even talked about the database part or securing the endpoints. Looking forward to that.

[tgfhtgfh]

Learning APIs from Tyson Fury himself! What a day!

[kingofhiskingdom]

Congratulations on 6M subscribers . The family is getting bigger day after day 🌹😍😍

[LegitoTV]

Thank you for another great video, can't wait to finish it!

[amantinband]

This was a fun one to make. Really eager to hear what you think! 🤙🏼

[csilipo]

Hi, I like the way you quickly go thru the tutorial. Some presenters spend hrs on just one concept. Tks
Carlo

[broutality]

Copilot is fun and all, but on a tutorial for beginners it's really annoying pausing the video all the time to go back and check what you wrote because it suggested it and you moved on :)
Really nice tutorial!!

[ItsMePhoebe]

The timing on this is perfect, thank you!

[srdjus]

Finally a video with nice pace, and without spending too much time on explaining basic stuff.

[romanemul]

I think this video is only for refresher purposes. Nothing new can be learned since nothing is explained.

[brcdube]

.Net 6 and Spring Boot are my favourite backend frameworks

[andregraes]

it's the first time I set the speed of the video to 75%! But it's a great content! Thank you!

[tvanantwerp]

As an experienced TypeScript dev who needed to get up to speed on .NET, this video has been excellent. It can be really hard to find resources in between "tutorial for people who don't code" and "just read the docs lol", so I'm very appreciative!

[bekhzodrizayev]

My congratulations to 6 million subscribers. Your channel is so cool🔥❤️

[sandipgupta]

I am new here ..
And everything is just keep on going.... nothing is explained properly....
Most useful for experienced ones.

[DivyaGuda]

Thank you so much for this tutorial. It was great creating my first api and i enjoyed it alot. The way you explained was very nice and on to the point.❤

[adelajami]

Thanks a lot for the valuable information, it is really nice. i would say as i am coming from php Laravel background, Laravel is more advanced in terms of how it is ready to handle and map the request using FormRequest Class for data validation, data rules, and check user authorization, same goes for handling RestFul results, for instance, 404 error, Laravel ORM Eloquent has findOrFail() to return 404 directly. Thanks again and looking forward to a new video. Happy to do joint video to compare between asp and laravel

[aalbero]

This video was amazing, I learned so much, thank you!

I have one question regarding the From factory methods. Are they breaking the "correct" dependency direction? where your Model only needs to know about itself?

These seem very handy as you reuse code of creating a breakfast form a request. But now your Model needs to know about the Create and Upsert request records. And if you keep adding more types to create a breakfast from, your model needs to keep adding factory methods and have dependencies on all those external types. Could that be a problem? If so, what coudl be a solution to it?