Lots of great tips here that I missed in recent .NET/C# updates. Thanks!

awesome video ! use this for reference at work

Could you explain please, what is the purpose of creating distinct GetProduct model with identical properties as main Product has?

awesome, thank you

Great Tutorial thanks!

at offset=7:40 you labouriously refactor manually to Primary Constructor, but the useful VS lightbulb can do all that heavy-lifting for you at offset=8:06 you offer short-hand code of Employee employee = new(new(9, 0, 0), new(17, 0, 0)); whereas in your website you suggest the long-hand code Employee employee = new(new TimeSpan(9, 0, 0), new TimeSpan(17, 0, 0)); and I think could even reduce to Employee employee = new([9, 0, 0], [17, 0, 0]); be a lazy developer like me ! Thanks for all your community posts to improve our skillsets and make us [even] more dangerous.

at offset=3:45 for "Using C# in a older version of .NET" you showed an explicit <LangVersion>12.0</LangVersion> but that looks fragile, so I suggest instead <LangVersion>default</LangVersion> (for latest major version), or <LangVersion>latest</LangVersion> (latest including minor versions)

at offset=[1:50] you show using (var stream = new MemoryStream()) but that could equally be written using (MemoryStream stream = new()) likewise using var stream = new MemoryStream(); could be rewritten as using MemoryStream stream = new(); i.e. less characters and introduces the type sooner to reduce brain cycles and avoids implicitly-typed local variables (var introduced in C# 3.0 in Nov 2007!). My take is now to specify type on lhs of "=" to get the benefit of collection expressions on rhs, and reduced use of "var", so it shows you can teach an old dog (me!) new tricks. However I have reservations about simple using statements s.t. devs may overuse this so that Dispose() calls won't happen early enough in the rush to avoid an extra brace or more (e.g. streamIn and streamOut) and saving horizontal space. Anyway in .editorconfig [you ARE using that I hope!] you could set csharp_prefer_simple_using_statement = true Likewise later you wrote var myNumbers = new int[] { 1, 3, 5 }; var myNumbers = new int[] { 1, 98, 5 }; var myNumbers = new int[] { 1, 98, 22, 54, 43, 5 }; that could be int[] myNumbers = [1, 3, 5]; int[] myNumbers = [1, 98, 5]; int[] myNumbers = [1, 98, 22, 54, 43, 5];

Very helpful. Thank you!

Leave it to Microsoft to create a runtime where the app using it needs to be updated instead of just patching the freaking runtime. No idea why this absolute mess isn't shipped with windows and kept uptodate through live updates anyhow. The fact that you can't run software on windows because it requires a runtime that is also created by Microsoft is a joke. It wasn't funny in 2001 and it certainly isn't now

Thanks for good content!

A very good video! Can you make a video on handling data in between components when we use both server side and WASM components in one page? For example, calling methods and using events from a component? I'm actually confused about how the data will transferred from a component running inside the browser WASM and the other component being rendered from the server. Imagine passing a class object from a server component to a webassembly component, or the reverse. Does blazor synchronize the both object on both machine automatically? If no, then what is the best uae of having two kinds of components in one page? If yes, then it's a game changer! Plus, why does it create two projects when using Auto?

The best update you can do - is to remove Windows and install Linux, and never ever rever ever rever rever use Windoze again. Boo, Microsoft!!

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BUT WHICH VULNERABILITIES!!! I though this would be exceeting video. Disapointed.

Well, usually the companies and organizations don't use any non LTS versions.

The most awesome tutorial. Thank you!

one word.. concise.

The best video, that's all I can say

Have you had problems with Moq library dependencies? Castle.Core specifically?

how do you create class library for basic authentification?

Not sure I like this implementation. Where are the classic start and stop stubs you get in framework? Feels like the core version is a bit noddy

Quick question: Where I work I am required to do a redirect to a Apereo CAS SSO page, and the user enters their username and password on that page, like Google for example. My question is I can't seem to get this to work. I do the GetAsync(ServerAdd/login?service=ReturnAdd) but all I get back is a 200 OK and the HTML for the login page. And what I expect to see is the the CAS page to load, let me enter a username and password, and then get back a 200 OK and a ticket number. Back when I used .net framework I would simply do a Responce.Redirect() with the server name and return address and it worked fine. Should I be using something other then HTTPClient? Thank you for any direction you might be able to point me in. Love your videos!

Really like content You create - You always cover topics from basics to nice advanced solutions, which will be useful in 99% of cases:) Thx for Your work, cant wait for more:)

Great one. I used to heavily depend on javascript. This is so good and i have started reworking on the project

Nice tutorial thanks!

Amazing. Can you also do the same for Golang, Python, nodejs applications nobody did those by one KZbinr if you can awaiting and useful content. Thank a lot Sir

you are THE goat, thanks

Hey bro you're amazing as a developer but dude, do something about your face man... you look total nerd.. man...

Simple and concise

Thank you it's working, explained very easy

Your explanation is really good but at 10:30 you have used variables in two variations ${{ variable.name }} and $(variable.name). why is that? and whats the difference between them?

Great Video!

Great video. I’ve always wondered What is meant by contract.Is that an architectural concept or what determines a contract between classes. Could you cover multiple inheritance

Cool

Cool

very good explanation, thanks a lot 👍👍👍

In my case everything worked perfectly as demonstrated except the deployment part. After creating the service using "sc" command, I am getting the following error : Windows Could not start the <ServiceName> service on the local computer. Error 1053 : The service did not respond to the start or control request in a timely fashion. What is the reason for this error ? Thanks.

Very nice.. very clear explanation.. loved it.. thank you very much ❤

Hi, I'm getting the following error when trying to run: 'The pipeline is not valid. Unable to resolve latest version for pipeline build-pipeline. This could be due to inaccessible pipeline or no version is available.' Google isn't helping me much. What could be the issue?

Isn't it "bad" to pass in a copy of the DbContext instead of passing a read only reference to it?

What a fucking juicer, Cool tutorial!

Awesome!

Great video! I have one question: Why if I do a query like this in one to many relationship doesn't throw exception in ef core but with linq to object throws: Suppose I have one object with many serial numbers, because the current serial number is only the last but the table is the historical too,and I want to filter what object has the serial number but only among the most recent of every object, so I did a query like this: Context.Objects.Include(o=> o.SerialNumbers.Where(s=> s.TypeId==2)).Where(s=> s.SerialNumbers.OrderByDescending(s=>s.Date).FirstOrDefault().Value == passed serial number). FirstOrDefault() I did an include with condition, but in the where clause I expected that the FirstOrDefault().Value throws exception where the FirstOrDefault () results null, but in ef core this doesn't happen. There is a explanation to this? Sorry for my english and my long question, I hope it is clear what I meant to do. Thanks in advance.

you don't need to specify the password in the connection string?

Haven’t seen a better explanation yet. Short yet through.

C# is an overly bloated language already. I honestly don't think we need another language feature so we can have yet another way to do the exact same thing only to save a few keystrokes in the process.

The thumbnail alone was enough for me to leave a like :D Keep up the good work!

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Awesome. Please help me with the odd cases. Like how to fix a method if it's expecting an integer and we are passing a string. Thanks.