Use Generic Type Controller and Interface (Repository Pattern) | ASP.NET Core Web API | Basic CRUD

Generic T Class C#, Generic Controller, Generic Interface ASP.NET Core Web API. ASP.NET Core Web API CRUD using Generic Type class controller interface.

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[Latif]

It is a very good tutorial, thank you.

[keerthihangal]

Thank you! Helped me in understanding this concept. ;)

[bit-ascii]

What about custom validators for example fluent migrator?

[paulovictor]

In a entity framework approach, do you think it's a good practice to do it like this?

[Jiz]

what is the use of using <T> .Y we are using like that.. can u explain it to me.
thank you

[kennedymungai]

Does this scale to up to 100 classes that implement the interface?