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ASP.Net Core tutorial for beginners (1) - HTTP, MVC, REST

Codewrinkles

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Beginner. No background in the topic needed.

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This theoretical lesson introduces the fundamental concepts of HTTP, MVC, and REST APIs for ASP.NET Core beginners.

This is the first lesson of this course and the only in which we only discuss theoretical aspects. The reason why we do that is because we need to have a common understanding of different phrases ore key words that we'll use a lot when we start to work on our API. More specifically, in this lesson we try to shed some light into concepts like HTTP, MVC and REST #AspNetCore #REST #MVC

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What people say. Recommended as a solid starting point for beginners learning ASP.NET Core and web API fundamentals.

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