Been through so many tutorials and all of them go from 1 - 100 and it all becomes too confusing but this is the best balanced approach tutorial for me, thank you for this!
Yes, true. All other tutorials go from 0 - 60km real quick lmao. The one part where he went too fast is the downloading the SQL server to set it up. He skipped that
Dude, I love the way you explain concepts. I have experience with older versions, and it seems similar, but I’m coding along to refresh and update my skills. Thanks!
I started this new tutorial after finish the Pokemon Tutorial, in the poke app i added JWT w/ cookie by myself, im curious about identity, anyway, nice work! Thanks 4 all Teddy!
Ease of use question, what settings/extension do you have that allows you to auto-fill using directives and ctrl click to see the origin of something? I have had VSCode for a couple years and somewhere along the way I screwed with the settings or something because I'm pretty sure I used to be able to do those things
Teddy man you are the best i am following up and i am doing as we go but i have a question from where we are now ! do why didnot we create the delete update post here in the controllers
@@TeddySmithDev I see, I was anticipating it in the earlier parts of this tutorial. I finished your 2022 Pokemonreview app and it was splendid! Thank you very much
getting this error in swagger ui can any body help? Error: Internal Server Error Microsoft.Data.SqlClient.SqlException (0x80131904): Invalid object name 'Stocks'. at Microsoft.Data.SqlClient.SqlConnection.OnError(SqlException exception, Boolean breakConnection, Action`1 wrapCloseInAction)
Just coming across this and enjoying it so far. I had the exact same issue as the OP and what I found was that you saw that you had named the DBSet as Stock but quickly changed it to Stocks while you were talking in your previous video. I missed that and ran the db migration with the incorrect table name. Once I realized that I had missed this, I renamed the table in the DB and all is well. I guess don't go so fast on changes or at least make sure the viewers are with you when you do. All in all, good job.
Been through so many tutorials and all of them go from 1 - 100 and it all becomes too confusing but this is the best balanced approach tutorial for me, thank you for this!
Yes, true. All other tutorials go from 0 - 60km real quick lmao. The one part where he went too fast is the downloading the SQL server to set it up. He skipped that
Mucjas gracias por este y todos los tutoriales anteriores, bien explicados y paso a paso ... 👍
Dude, I love the way you explain concepts. I have experience with older versions, and it seems similar, but I’m coding along to refresh and update my skills. Thanks!
I am very thankful to you for providing such a golden treasure of a content 😊
I can only say waouh and mashAllah, unbelievably light, clean, which is I've B1 level, but I can get it all. Thank you Teddy!
I really enjoyed the way this teacher explains, it's extraordinary. I truly love .NET Core. 🥰🥰🥰🥰🧑💻🧑💻🧑💻🧑💻
Following up...but yet to start ❤
nice video but i wished that you talked about different options for parameters like body, not only URL. Or if you include an example of post.
Bro destroyed the whole coourse in simple terms so great
Perfect Teddy !! You saved my time. I didn't find for .Net 8
Thanks Boss
No prob my guy
I started this new tutorial after finish the Pokemon Tutorial, in the poke app i added JWT w/ cookie by myself, im curious about identity, anyway, nice work! Thanks 4 all Teddy!
Sweet!!!! Thanks for watching!
Can you give source code, if it is possible for you?
Ease of use question, what settings/extension do you have that allows you to auto-fill using directives and ctrl click to see the origin of something? I have had VSCode for a couple years and somewhere along the way I screwed with the settings or something because I'm pretty sure I used to be able to do those things
you want the following extensions. C# Dev Kit (by Microsoft) and C# Extensions (by JosKreativ)
Like button smashed!
Perfect 🎉
Thank you!
Great.
Nice but isnt it bad practice to start off your request names with get/delete etc.?
Teddy man you are the best i am following up and i am doing as we go but i have a question from where we are now ! do why didnot we create the delete update post here in the controllers
we make them in next videos!
thank you man
@@TeddySmithDev
Hi Teddy, I'm curious why you did not use repository pattern here?
i introduce repos later. Many people on last course mentioned that repository was confusing, so I try to incrementally build up to repo.
@@TeddySmithDev I see, I was anticipating it in the earlier parts of this tutorial. I finished your 2022 Pokemonreview app and it was splendid! Thank you very much
Can't use SQL server on mac, what do you recommend?
you can run an sql server docker image and you won't have any trouble connecting to it then :)
i just follow the tutorial , but i have No operations defined in spec error after dotnet watch run. I dont know why
Only thing I can think of is restart terminal
@@TeddySmithDev Hi Teddy, I got the same problem, but still not working after restart terminal, does anything else that I can try?
Wow never though that .NET is easier than Django
getting this error in swagger ui can any body help?
Error: Internal Server Error
Microsoft.Data.SqlClient.SqlException (0x80131904): Invalid object name 'Stocks'.
at Microsoft.Data.SqlClient.SqlConnection.OnError(SqlException exception, Boolean breakConnection, Action`1 wrapCloseInAction)
The column does not exist in SQL. Try to run migration. If you can’t get it to work that way, delete database and re run migration.
had the same problem, turns out I accidentally named the column Stock instead of Stocks, in case anybody has this issue later
@@lavasch6954 thanks to you dude. Maybe could you explain to me why does this happen
Just coming across this and enjoying it so far. I had the exact same issue as the OP and what I found was that you saw that you had named the DBSet as Stock but quickly changed it to Stocks while you were talking in your previous video. I missed that and ran the db migration with the incorrect table name. Once I realized that I had missed this, I renamed the table in the DB and all is well. I guess don't go so fast on changes or at least make sure the viewers are with you when you do. All in all, good job.
It should be 'Stock' in StockController.cs file (1. var stocks = _context.Stock.ToList(); 2. var stock = _context.Stock.Find(id);)