Expenses | Full Stack React and .NET Core Application | Part: Consuming Web API

On this video I go over consuming our web API to make our application fully functional.

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[theodorn]

Superb tutorials, very much appreciated to get an overview of a React + .NET Core full stack application creation. Makes it clearer how to put the pieces together.

[rapunzelmathias]

Awesome tutorial, thanks for simplifying the concepts. Just a suggestion, as part of the next video on this playlist, why don't you make a video on hosting this application as a docker image in Azure/ AWS. It will be a complete solution and will help a newbie who wants to learn end to end.

[AbdulSattar-pgig]

God bless you for such a beautiful way to make us learn and grow! bundle of thanks.... only one humble request to let us learn how to publish api on IIS to use on frontend or azure

[theodorn]

Wanted to add, as somehow my other comment disappeared, that since I like having the Id in the route when doing PUT and DELETE, then you have to add it to the axiosInstance HTTP requests. Like axiosInstance[point]put(expenseid, expense), and expenseid within backticks, and slash dollar in front, as we do string interpolation in JavaScript. I'm not writing points or dollars intentionally, I suspect YouTube interprets it as links, and makes the comment disappear. Thought this might help someone, in case they run into the same issues.

[dimitarpramatarov]

Nice video, Asiel could you show app with authentication?