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.NET 8 Web API & Entity Framework πŸš€ Full CRUD Course (with Code-First Migrations & SQL Server)

Patrick God

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Beginner. No background in the topic needed.

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Web developmentDatabases and dataHTTP, REST and GraphQLSQL

Patrick God teaches how to build a full CRUD Web API in .NET 8 using Entity Framework Core and SQL Server.

πŸš€ Master .NET & Blazor here: bit.ly/3AiEvFT --- Table of Contents: - .NET 8 Web API & Entity Framework - Starting Off: Creating the Web API Project - Exploring the Project: Detailed Project Overview - Data Modeling: Creating the Entity Class - API Basics: Adding an API Controller - Database Integration: Adding Entity Framework & SQL Server Database - Migration Strategies: Implementing Code First Migrations - Controller Implementation: Detailed Step-by-Step Guide - Retrieving Data: How to Get a Single Entry - Data Creation: Using POST to Create New Entries - Data Update: Modifying Data with PUT Method - Removing Data: Implementing the DELETE Method #DotNet #WebAPI #AspNetCore

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3 people recommend this

What people say. Recommended as a great, beginner-friendly tutorial for building CRUD APIs with .NET and Entity Framework.

u/PhillyPhantomin r/dotnet β€’ Recommends

On β€œIs there an OOP crash course for understanding .NET Core API + Entity Framework code?”

Patrick God also gives great overviews on a variety of .Net subjects. [video
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u/Overrated_22in r/dotnet β€’ Recommends

On β€œHow to implement this on the back-end?”

You are going to need a new post endpoint added to your controller. Watch this tutorial video as a starting point. [video
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u/sekulicbin r/dotnet β€’ Recommends

On β€œCan you really learn backend dotnet on your own?”

There are a ton of great tutorials on YouTube where a host creates full CRUD application. You can watch it in between development. Just to name a few: link to this video link to this video link to this video
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u/fermentedbolivianin r/dotnet β€’ Mentions

On β€œWhat should I learn for backend, .Net, Asp.Net or asp.net core?”

This type of API is mostly used for simple API's. [video If you want to dive deeper, most enterprises use CQS architecture.
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