SignalR can be used only through the browser. So as long as the user has the web site opened he can receive the messages from the server. If you need to send the messages to the client outside of the browser, you would have to build some sort of background process (in c# for example).

@@net-programmer that's what I thought. But I don't quite understand the flow...

@@heischono4917 I didn't cover this topic yet, so I can only recommend to you to do research on things like "client server app in c# (tcp/ip)", and after that "background process in c#".

It seems to be, even though last commit on GitHub is from Feb 2023.

Yes, I am working on a .NET 6.0 project and using it for BDD testing 👍!

@@fodecissokho9918 cool!

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Using strategy pattern you don't have to reinitialize the obj variable. This may be required in some scenarios where you want to preserve the state of the object. See dofactory.com/net/strategy-design-pattern real world example.

@@net-programmer I got the point that we are passing a different class name in the SetStrategy method of context class.But my question is that we can achieve desire output with the help of re-initialization, without any SetStrategy method of any context class.

Yes, you need to change the URL to point to the endpoint that you want to call. In ASP.NET Core Web API it would be {domainName}/{controllerName}/{actionName}

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@@honeyjuice219 if you learn C# i look for a team mate :) if you will :) we can share idea and perhaps learn faster ;)

I'm glad you liked it!

These packages do different things, so it depends on your given scenario. FluentValidation is used to validate user input (check if it meets the conditions, for example if the email has proper format). AutoMapper is used to map objects from one class to another (for example from string to custom Email class that you've created).

@@net-programmer great thank you very much

happens quite often :)

*he just copied the content from another video that was made 10 years ago. the main purpose when posting a video is explaining why we even need to use either and what situation*

obviously to simplify the codes into shorter and clean one

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Thanks!

I don't remember to be honest :) But I think it wouldn't be created automatically, please create this file manually. The content should be created automatically while running the app.

@@net-programmer ty it was created automatically but i couldn't find the file. It was deep in the bin carpet if i remember correctly.

@@andrecarcausto2740 Cool!

1. ef core entities will be stored in the core project, 2. the UI layer contains the API controllers, it might be renamed if there is no actual UI, just pure API. 3. Each layer may contain it's own nuget packages. 4. Ideally security would be implemented in the infrastructure layer, but in some cases it might need to be a part of the UI.

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I don't have the exact code anymore, but you can see similar examples at the docs: docs.specflow.org/projects/getting-started/en/latest/GettingStarted/Step1.html.

Sure, that's actually used very often in real-world projects.

Interesting point! You can find this fragment in the Microsoft docs I've mentioned: "Both the UI and the infrastructure layers depend on the application core, but not on one another (necessarily)." It seems to be okay, as you've mentioned.

Dzięki, w przyszłości będzie więcej

Currently I don't have this code uploaded anywhere, but you can find similar examples of configuration (I suppose this is the most problematic part) in the official documentation at logging.apache.org/log4net/release/manual/configuration.html

you're welcome!

Sure, you can. Which IDE are you using? What kind of error are you getting?

@@net-programmer I finally managed to do it I was having multiple csproj files and created for the wrong one

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