CRUD with a .NET 6 Web API & Entity Framework Core 🚀 Full Course

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Table of Contents:
00:00:00 Intro
00:01:02 Create a Web API Project
00:02:28 Project Overview
00:07:54 Run the Application
00:10:57 Create a new Model
00:13:28 Create a new Controller
00:14:45 Add a GET Method
00:19:06 POST Call
00:24:54 GET a Single Super Hero
00:28:44 Update a Hero with PUT
00:32:00 DELETE a Hero
00:35:27 Entity Framework Core
00:37:58 Connection String
00:41:25 Implement the DataContext
00:45:41 Code-First Migration
00:49:30 GET Super Heroes from the Database
00:52:25 GET a Single Hero from the Database
00:53:47 Add a Hero to the Database with POST
00:55:31 Modify a Hero in the Database with PUT
00:57:18 DELETE a Hero from the Database
00:58:46 GitHub Repo
00:59:11 Outro

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[qamariqbal]

That's the tutorial I was looking for, everything is so updated and you taught in the most simplified way possible. Great work there.
Thanks a lot

[FourDollarBill]

Hi, Patrick. I've been watching you on YouTube and Udemy for a long time already. You have taught me a lot and helped me to cope with my work. I am very grateful to you. Thank you so much!

[zing-rsa]

This is a great video man. Most people just scaffold everything in tutorials, this one shows you whats happening one level deeper. Thanks.

[guy]

Following this tutorial really helped close the gaps for me. I was even able to abstract my data access and business logic layers due to the thoroughness of your explainations. Thank you.

[mauricemakesmovies]

50:55 This is a reason to subscribe to a channel like yours. It's not just a tutorial video, but also shows some neat tricks. Also, you make it feel like we're two students working on a project of which you know a lot about, which makes it so much easier to keep my attention to. +1 subscriber for the God.

[carol]

Your tutorial helped me setting the data layer for my web application. Without it I'd have to ask my senior devs even more for help, which would cost them a lot of time. I still need to recap it and understand what is happening at each step, but still it helped a lot already. Thank you so much for it. Would you say your course explains in detail what each of the components are? I studied classes, interfaces and so on but would need some refresh there tbh. If yes, let me know and I'll consider buying your course :)

[icharlie]

Used this vid and a few others to get me through some coding interviews and eventually a much better job! Thanks for the content Patrick. Really great stuff!

[maestromaestro]

I like the way how Patrick goes through his courses. It looks like "let's try and see what will happen" approach, but it's not: everything comes to its place with (mostly without) minimal corrections! Also, don't let his unprettended approach deceive you, because he demonstrates important and useful programming techniques.

[pabloduarte]

I really appreciate the effort you put into this tutorial. It is super nice how you explain everything from the base, giving coherence to all the explanation.

[frelle]

That was an amazing tutorial, I've been looking through many tutorials now, most are outdated and/or are doing and/or explaining things in a non-beginner-friendly way.

[matthewbaier]

I have posted like four comments on this video. Seriously, this video was INCREDIBLY HELPFUL!!! I was actually able to make it through the entire video because you did not assume ANYTHING about our skill and code setup.

Seriously, thank you very much for this incredible video. I learned more in this video about API's than I have on my own research the past two months.

[pieteb_nl]

Good stuff! Spend most of my Sunday following along and figuring stuff out. My first succesfull .NET API project with actual db connection. Learned a ton, thanks!

[abbsantosh]

Excellent piece of material, I just followed it for an hour till Entity Framework, and was able to understand the in and out of WebAPI along with Swagger. Great Job. Superb Explaination

[samjakrishnan]

I'm so glad that I found your channel. This video did give me the exact Jumpstart. Thank you again!!👍

[netsurfers]

You should do a tutorial on Class Library's verses Stored Procedures, when to use them, what they are used for, DAL, and security features. I have seriously thought about writing a book on this, including Razor extensions, CRUD, EF.

The new Razor syntax is even more powerful than ever before, great to understand, and moves into Blazer web development if needed, which is what I think the future will be in coding practices.

[malcolmwhild]

Hey Patrick - you are literally a legend mate :-) thank you for taking the time to post such great content. Helped me with a couple of concepts that I've been struggling with for ages. I have a little boy too, and I've been learning while he's been sleeping ...

[dazai]

Thank you so much, i just started to programming like 4 months ago and i was so confused about how to create an API with visual studio 2022 and c#, because there are no tutorials about net 6, im a spanish speaker so, it was even more hard for me to find a simple tutorial. So this video helped me so much to start programming my first API.
Again, thanks a lot <3

[johnxisde]

Patrick, i really appreciate this hour with you! thank for all!

[nhatvytruong]

This is a really really good tutorial for Web API with simple features like: insert, update, and delete. Finally, thank you so much. It very helpful for me

[oncalldev]

Very well done. Trying to get my mindset back to C# development and this was a nice refresher on serveral topics relating to API, EF and migrations.