Step by Step Tutorial - .Net Core MVC REST API

Les Jackson builds a .NET Core MVC REST API from scratch using Entity Framework Core and SQL Server.

A full step by step tutorial on how to create a .Net Core MVC REST API completely from scratch. We additionally use Entity Framework Core with Microsoft SQL Server to ensure we have a persistent data back-end. - My Book: apress.com/gp/book/9781484262542 - Patreon Site (Exclusive Member Benefits!): patreon.com/binarythistle - BLOG: dotnetplaybook.com/develop-a-rest-api-with-net-core/ - GITHUB SOURCE: github.com/binarythistle/S02E01-REST-API-.Net-Core GEAR ---- I created this video using all the following gear, (which I paid for myself!) - it would not exist without it: - My Camera: amzn.to/2W4ULRc - Wide Angle Lens: amzn.to/2FfEDGK - USB3 Docking Station: amzn.to/2T7T2IY - Memory Cards:amzn.to/2TKVLxf - Lavalier Mic: amzn.to/2FcfdbM - Video Editing: amzn.to/2FhKL1j - Productivity: amzn.to/2Ckywza Note: I may receive a small commission if you choose to buy something from Amazon after clicking any of the links above. TIMELINE ---------------- - 1:27 : Introduction - 1:49: Quick Peek at the API - 4:35: What You'll Learn - 5:47 : Application Architecture - 10:39 : Create the Project - 11:24 : Anatomy of a ASP.NET MVC app - 13:52 : Program & Startup Classes - 16:50 : Run Our App - 18:10 : Updating our Startup Class - 20:01 : Using Postman - 22:22 : Create Our Controller - 30:33 : Create Our Model - 34:15 : Quick Look at SQL Server - 35:32 : Entity Framework Core Command Line - 37:09 : Create our DB Context - 41:30 : Connection String in appsettings.json - 46:05 : Updating our Startup Class - Again! - 54:02 : Create Migrations & Update Database - 58:52 : Adding Test data to SQL Server - 1:02:11 : Updating our Controller - our first GET Action - 1:10:49 : Updating our Controller - our 2nd GET Action - 1:15:59 : Updating our Controller - our POST Action - 1:23:48 : Updating out Controller - our PUT Action - 1:32:42 : Updating our Controller - our DELETE Action