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.
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.
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!
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)
That was crystal clear contents. I always liked your informative explanations, And I wish for more tutorial content like these. Thank you for your efforts🙏🙏🙏
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.
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.
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.
Thank you very much, I have a playlist on design patterns have you looked at that?
@@RawCoding I didn't know that, will check soon, Thanks
@@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.
Anton brings new video - I am all ears!
One of the best .net video out there, bravo
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.
Yes!! Need this video series! Thank you.
Great video,
I wish I had found something like this when I started.
Most other courses just stuff information into the viewer's head
Pure knowledge. Thank you.
Thank you, I finally understood difference between Transient and Scoped
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!
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)
Good work ! Keep it up !
Please, continue these videos.
Great stuff! Would have been nice to have an overview of filters too, but what you did was already good. Thanks!
That was crystal clear contents.
I always liked your informative explanations, And I wish for more tutorial content like these. Thank you for your efforts🙏🙏🙏
Great video. Hope you do more of these.
legendary lecture prof!
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
btw in which case i would want to recreate a scope of an httpcontext
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.
Outstanding!!! Thank you!!!
Thank you so much 🙏 I've been looking for a tutorial that doesn't use a windows machine 😅
32:34 it is mpv type 1, as a architecture 😂
Great video! thanks a lot
Awesome video!
However, I can see someone new to programming looking for beginner-tutorials hitting this one.
That might scare them away :)
Fantastic
What’s next? Continuing on this?
If I figure out a suitable progression
Best 👍
Best.
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.
pour one out for solution view
nice
bro be serious im stack here