Web API Routing in .NET 8 | Ep 7

🎁ALL-ACCESS Subscription: Unlock access to all of my courses, both now and in the future at a low $19.99 / month.

💎Learn .NET MAUI while creating a Contacts App in .NET 7:

🔥Learn Blazor while creating an Inventory Management System in .NET 6

💎 Complete Guide to ASP.NET Core Identity

💎Complete Blazor Course: Build an e-commerce app with ASP.NET Blazor and Clean Architecture

💎 Complete Web API Course:

👍Architecture Course

[Cicatka.Michal]

Thank You so much for these videos! I have a solid background in C# and WPF and this is exactly what I needed to jump-start my API development in a very small amount of time.

[JustCode]

You're the man!! 10/10 very clear explanation!!

Glad i'd found your channel😊😊

[PticostaricaGS]

You can also use “[action]” inside the http verb template, that will cause the endpoint to be named the same as the method and map the parameters based on the method’s signature.

[hilton]

but you can do the same with the min API

[ttangttangyee]

so if i named class as AccountDataController, and
create post method like this:

[apiController]
[Route("api/controller")]
public class AccountDataController : ControllerBase

/// skip the scope

[httppost]
[route(/login)]
public OOO LoginMethod(parameter)

and i write my postman url as [post] (localhost url)/login
then its covert my method route automatically to accountdata/login/post ?

[tambuidev]

Why did you prefix the Route attribute's url with "api/"? Is that just convention, or is it required?