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Thank you for your kind words and question. The choice between VS Code and Visual Studio often comes down to personal preference. Many developers, including myself, prefer VS Code for its lightweight nature, customization options, and cross-platform compatibility. I've personally had better experiences with VS Code for Angular and React development. Ultimately, the best IDE for you depends on your specific needs and workflow.

@@TechDesignPilot Thanks for your prompt reply! I'm using VS Community at the moment and I have just opened the Angular app in another instance of it as a 'Website'. So far, I'm able to follow along using this method but I just wondered if I'm going to run into an issue down the line. Thanks again.

No worries! Visual Studio works great for your case.

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Thanks for the positive comment. You're likely encountering a permission issue in your Azure API service. This could be due to incorrect role assignments, network security restrictions, Azure AD authentication problems, or resource-specific configuration issues. To troubleshoot: * Verify Permissions: Check role assignments, NSG rules, and Azure AD configuration. * Use Azure Tools: Utilize Azure Portal, CLI, or PowerShell to diagnose issues. * Analyze Logs: Examine Azure Monitor logs for specific error messages. For more specific guidance, please provide details about the resource type, access method, error message, code snippets, and Azure AD setup.

Could you provide more details on how you proceeded to get the error message?

I'm glad to hear that you were able to resolve the issue with the Scaffold-DbContext command. It seems like specifying the connection string directly in the command, including the TrustServerCertificate and Trusted_Connection options, helped to overcome the initial problems. Remember that the exact command and options may vary depending on your specific setup and environment. If you encounter any further issues or have questions about the generated code, feel free to ask.

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We appreciate your feedback and understand your frustration. We strive to make our content accessible to a wide range of viewers, and we'll work to improve future episodes. We will also tweak the video to give an overview about Postman, we just thought it would be too long to do so. Regarding the Postman tutorial, we'll consider breaking down the steps even further in future episodes. However, we encourage you to explore Postman's extensive documentation and tutorials, as they provide in-depth explanations and practical examples. We also recommend checking out online resources and communities like the Postman forums, where you can ask questions and get help from experienced users. We're committed to providing high-quality content, and we'll use your feedback to make future episodes even better. If you have any specific suggestions or questions, please feel free to share them with us. Thank you for your support and understanding.

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