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00:00:00 Introduction
00:03:04 Project Structure
00:12:14 How Blazor Works
00:20:28 What is an Inventory Management System
00:23:47 Introduction to Clean Architecture
00:30:58 Null Reference Type in .NET 6
00:36:42 Write the View Inventories Use Case
00:45:13 Write the View Inventories Use Case

[FrankLiuSoftware]

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[europauniversalis]

I thought I was doing a simple tutorial on Blazor and Entity Framework. Turns out I'm getting top notch instruction on Clean Architecture. This is absolutely fantastic. Well done!

[dr_]

One hour into the tutorial, all I can say is thank you for this amazing course. Wish you the best!

[Azm]

Sir let me say that your teaching style is just outstanding! Thank you again, I just got the Udemy version of this course!

[lobs]

thank you, I just completed the course after 7 days

[bmassioui]

Full tutorial which includes several steps of how to build a product (architecture, stack news and features....), many thanks

[fbatista]

I like the way you explain, because you provide the base concepts of software engineering to make the application more mantainable and scalable.

[unskeptable]

This is nice ! A lot more detailed than expected ❤

[timf]

There's so much goodness in this video! I learned more from you in 3 hours than I did in a 4 day instructor-led training class. I asked the instructor his opinion on how to best organize/segment out the projects so that the application is maintainable as it grows. He couldn't give me an answer. You explained it very well with the diagrams. In your Udemy class, do you ever use the Razor Class Library project type? I'd like to see how you'd integrate an RCL into the solution and what you'd put in it. Also, I saw that it's possible to move the @code block into a partial class file in those instances where your page has a lot of HTML and code. Anyway, a big thank you! So glad your video was suggested on my play list.

[bmassioui]

Thanks for this tuto, I like the approach of use cases which is more clean and simple than going through MediatR

[anjumshahzad]

Thank you for making this wonderful video. I followed every bit of it and made notes in MS Word. Eventually, I was able to make "Delete Inventory" functionality by myself. Will join your paid courses on Udemy, soon.

[allenzhang]

So good, the best one i have seen recenlty!

[elfinhepin]

After the 2:03:46 mark of the video, the codes that we didn't write appear on the screen, and you continue from there. The wrong video has been inserted after this part of the video.

[timcesar]

Love it just got ur course thru udemy too thanks a lot keep creating more content blessings

[sudeepbanjara]

@2:25:25 for Validation the Editform tag should be like

[michaeloconnell]

This is the most wonderful tutorial I have ever come across. You must really know your s*** to explain it between a high level overview and so technically in such a seamless way.

[DJoneone]

1:11:50 So I understand that you only use the @inject command in the Index.razor page?

Because when I enter it like this I get an error message that a using directive or an assembly reference is missing.

Only when I refer to the directives via @using do I no longer get error messages.
In addition to the @inject command.

[donealable]

At 2:03:00 you skip from what you've been doing to code not written in this class. I think you're missing a section.

[uwejadick]

Only finished the first hour of your tutorial. Great job Frank.
At 1:11:45 (Inject the Use Case in Razor Component) I had to add
@using IMS.CoreBusiness;
@using
What happened at 2:04:00? We have not developed that part before. Where does that comes from?
Looks like there is a video missing: if (!await has never been developed until 2:17:40 - I hope it will be there at a later point but right now the project cannot compile

[kentholden]

Hi Frank. Thank you for this video, it's been fun and a great learning opportunity. Question: At around the 1:11:45 mark, while you were working on the index.razor page, my @inject interface had red squiggly lines under it. I had to add two @using statements, one for IMS.CoreBusiness, and the other for I noticed in your code/screen you didn't require those @using statements. Where am I missing the dependencies, so as not to require those @using statements? I mean the code works fine, but I would still like to understand what I missed.