ASP.NET Core tutorial for Beginners | NEW .NET 8

ASP.NET Core 8 tutorial for beginners, focusing on covering middleware and dependency injection in the asp.net core web server architecture.
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[@jojify]

Purchased your C# tutorial today and started learning it. You are an incredible teacher, Please release more paid tutorials on Design Patterns, Microservices, Actor framework etc. Happy to pay for it.

[@RawCoding]

Thank you very much, I have a playlist on design patterns have you looked at that?

[@jojify]

@@RawCoding I didn't know that, will check soon, Thanks

[@matez8355]

@@RawCoding Hi Anton could you do a video on how to put up a minimal API with a db somewhere on a cloud provider or a server.

[@mibli2935]

Anton brings new video - I am all ears!

[@jamesbest2221]

Yes!! Need this video series! Thank you.

[@ivanvincent7534]

Great video, appreciate more of these kind of tutorials.

[@serb1146]

Pure knowledge. Thank you.

[@speedcuber8037]

Thank you, I finally understood difference between Transient and Scoped

[@houdaifabouamine]

Great video, I wish I had found something like this when I started. Most other courses just stuff information into the viewer's head

[@chrislamb4723]

Outstanding!!! Thank you!!!

[@rogersan5]

Great video. Hope you do more of these.

[@pbernier99]

One of the best .net video out there, bravo

[@facundodelavalle9892]

Great video! thanks a lot

[@minsukim8106]

legendary lecture prof!

[@Mortizul]

Great stuff! Would have been nice to have an overview of filters too, but what you did was already good. Thanks!

[@_OsamaAmir]

is this going to be a series, cuz I'm all for it, also you could refer to your own videos under it that explains these topics in depth

[@rusektor]

Please, continue these videos.

[@Nanofederer]

Thank you so much 🙏 I've been looking for a tutorial that doesn't use a windows machine 😅

[@TreeLuvBurdpu]

You can also use .rest or .http and the Rest Client in VS Code or the new one they put in VS in place of your test.txt. separate calls with ### on a line.

[@2005Azm]

Fantastic

[@andvik84]

Awesome video! However, I can see someone new to programming looking for beginner-tutorials hitting this one. That might scare them away :)

[@Buutyful]

Hey, thanks for the helpful video! 🙂 I decided to take a shot at creating the project via the CLI instead of using the Visual Studio UI. After successfully setting up the repo, I ran into a snag while trying to run it in the IDE - it's throwing a port error (5000), even after tinkering with the JSON config files to change it. Any insights into what might be causing this hiccup? Appreciate any help!

[@RawCoding]

Depends, sometimes the port might be reserved by the operating system or a different application is using it, you can change it in the profiles folder launch settings file. (There will be a couple of profiles but you’ll figure it out)

[@touseefghazanfar8487]

Best 👍

[@elarjohnripdos4910]

Best.

[@khorsfb]

nice

[@_OsamaAmir]

btw in which case i would want to recreate a scope of an httpcontext

[@RawCoding]

Same reason you have scope for other things. You keep your knifes separate from your forks, you’ll figure out when to isolate services for 2 operations.

[@mehdi-vl5nn]

32:34 it is mpv type 1, as a architecture 😂

[@MrJeffrey56]

Wow.... I watch many of your videos. I am a senior software engineer with 40+ yrs experience. This was great for a more advanced look. You confused even me with your a=5 a=5 and I know what you are talking about. Keep it up. Good stuff but maybe sync the title, content and audience. Thank you.

[@sauravbhatta5303]

What’s next? Continuing on this?

[@RawCoding]

If I figure out a suitable progression

[@sahagin-dazs]

pour one out for solution view

[@am.wizzard]

bro be serious im stack here