Effective Code in .NET C# | Form Builder Example

How to actually write less code but at the same time producing more efficient code - you have to eliminate repetition in the work you are doing and build tools.

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[PratikPote]

Great topic, and very useful concept as well. I find your videos very interesting and different than other creators. Thanks for the content.
But, watching this felt more like an entertainment content than educational content. Of course, i could pause the video and follow, but in some instances, the screens are being switched so fast that i can't even track what was updated. It does convey the high-level concept on how to approach such design; perfect for anyone who wants to just understand the design concept without sitting through hours long video.

[tokyrak]

Awesome content as usual, the new format is pretty, fast but it's interesting to see the thought process from the beginning to the end

[ManderO]

great quality,
really love the style,
super interesting topic.
Nick Chapsas is gonna be jealous

[zahidrahman]

Great video mate! Would like to see more like this!!!

[morgandavies]

I can't believe there isn't a standard library for this. There's tools such as Typeform, and libraries such as surveyJS, but they all have problems. In particuar I'm not happy that SurveyJS responses can't be validated on the server because they're js based.

I really enjoyed the video, I just can't fathom why we need to build this stuff from scratch.

[ghevisartor]

I've done this in a blazor project, you just use the switch statement on the field type and render the appropriate field, it was very nice to do.
But I didn't think about storing the form submission as a single string.
You can also have a row and column order to swap fields order vertically and horizontally...the UI to create these form is not easy to make tho X)

[bilalhussainshah]

I think, due to the fastmode there are many crucial details I miss, just because of things going so fast or maybe its just me feeling this.

[MrJonnis]

Liked the style that you are explaining things while the code is being written, however, the speed could be one level slower.
Thanks for your effort :)

[michal.szmigiel]

not a C# dev but i enjoy your vids very much 👍

[m_stf]

Dont know about the style of video, but the content was real relevant to me.

[TheJohndward]

I like this style of videos. And i've heard great things about Vue but what are your reasons for using it?

[nove]

You should do another dive into this one

[zeeshanasghar]

Raw Coding can you share vedio links for "Better design" series

[AdrianFranczak-ylks]

sometimes you should probably slowdown, explain somethin a little bit deeper, get "eye contact" and it will be perfect

[poulet_malassis]

Very interesting, albeit quite fast for me.

[donalexey]

It was too fast for me, I felt stupid. Probably it is easier to follow for native English speakers.