I have finished the course today, and can vouch that it is excellent. I have learnt so much and the content is better than some of the Udemy courses I have paid for. I recommend anyone here on video 1 to stick with the course, it's a brilliant intro to MVC. Thanks Teddy.
Hey bro, i hope you are doing well. Should i start with this tutorial th-cam.com/play/PL82C6-O4XrHde_urqhKJHH-HTUfTK6siO.html after completing C#, SQL server, LINQ and EF Core. Or go to get API series completed firstly?
@@mohammedrammah1819 I'm now employed as a .Net developer so yes it's a great starting point! My journey began with this course. After you complete this course my recommendation would be to learn some SQL and how relational databases work, and begin building your own project. It doesn't matter if you don't have any ideas for one just build anything, it's all about creating the muscle memory and understanding the patterns. You can build a pokemon card collection or movie tracker, a baseball game calendar, a quiz building web app. I can't stress this enough. You can only watch so many videos before you stop progressing. The real learning comes from just starting to make something, googling when you're stuck. Looking at old bits of code to see what you can reuse. You won't even realise it happens, but one day you'll be coding away and you'll realise you've not even had to look anything up, you've been coding all by yourself.
Bro you are such an elite communicator, thank you so much for putting all these videos together! If you ever dropped a fully paid course, I'm buying it asap!
It feels like a crime, you not having more subs. I just hope you will continue because your videos are valuable to say the least. It doesn't mean much coming from an internet random, but I thank you from the bottom of my heart. I wish you well 😄
This tutorial series has helped me to beef up my knowledge and really helped me in every interview process as well. Thanks to you I have improved my skills too and I highly recommended these tutorial series to everyone to follow up. Mr. Teddy thanks for sharing knowledge like this, as everyone can understand very easily. Much love from Sri Lanka!
I'm not even 3 minutes into this video and I already know I like it. After working with MVC for a few years now, I've always thought, "The 'C' should be first because that's really where the party starts..." and it was cool to see that you came to a similar conclusion.
Hey Teddy, i hope you are doing well. Should i start with this tutorial after completing C#, SQL server, LINQ and EF Core. Or go to get API series completed firstly?
I'd say Web API. I've never been on an interview and they didn't ask about Web API. But it's ironic because the app you work on will probably be MVC. Web API with Angular or React is what everybody wants these days.
@@TeddySmithDevthanks for pointing that out. I am new to C# and trying to understand the difference between MVC and Web APIs. Do you know any quick video that explains the difference?
Is the Discord still around? I just started watching the Video and I live about 30-40 minutes from Charlotte NC. Teddy if your from around there would be awesome to get to learn from the man himself lol!
Hello I started this course for study but where will get data for database in video did not show how to add dada please tell me about how ta added dada please
Basically just googling and looking at random blogs. There's really no "one way" to learn design patterns. Best way is to learn them as you build a project.
I used css grids 5 times over the last 10 years. 99.9% you only need flex and sometimes css columns. Grids are needed for very specific situations and it's a mistake to use it without proper reason.
the numbers 6, 7, etc are pretty much like the years on a car. Example: 08' Toyota. This course is .NET 6 but it is more the framework version and you don't really learn .NET 6 exactly.
I would be very pleased if you could make some project to us using MVC. I am a beginner C# student and I am learning MVC. Do you have some good idea for a beginner's project to put in my portfolio?
Just take this app and instead of it being an app for running, make it for your hobby. So if gaming was your hobby, make it an app so you could meetup with gamers.
as Teddy said. The best way to practice is to finish a tutorial and then do something very similar with the same technologies, but change the topic and add something to it. This means that when you are done, just come up with some additional functionality and there you go you have your own project that can be shown on a job interview. This will also practice your searching abilities, because coding is a lot of googling.
I have finished the course today, and can vouch that it is excellent. I have learnt so much and the content is better than some of the Udemy courses I have paid for. I recommend anyone here on video 1 to stick with the course, it's a brilliant intro to MVC. Thanks Teddy.
Hey bro, i hope you are doing well.
Should i start with this tutorial
th-cam.com/play/PL82C6-O4XrHde_urqhKJHH-HTUfTK6siO.html
after completing C#, SQL server, LINQ and EF Core.
Or go to get API series completed firstly?
😮so , if you want to be a web developer, you can begin with that
@@mohammedrammah1819 I'm now employed as a .Net developer so yes it's a great starting point! My journey began with this course.
After you complete this course my recommendation would be to learn some SQL and how relational databases work, and begin building your own project. It doesn't matter if you don't have any ideas for one just build anything, it's all about creating the muscle memory and understanding the patterns. You can build a pokemon card collection or movie tracker, a baseball game calendar, a quiz building web app.
I can't stress this enough. You can only watch so many videos before you stop progressing. The real learning comes from just starting to make something, googling when you're stuck. Looking at old bits of code to see what you can reuse. You won't even realise it happens, but one day you'll be coding away and you'll realise you've not even had to look anything up, you've been coding all by yourself.
Awesome course
Bro you are such an elite communicator, thank you so much for putting all these videos together! If you ever dropped a fully paid course, I'm buying it asap!
It feels like a crime, you not having more subs. I just hope you will continue because your videos are valuable to say the least. It doesn't mean much coming from an internet random, but I thank you from the bottom of my heart.
I wish you well 😄
Lol thanks for encouragement. Subs are slowly starting to roll in so with time I will get there!
This tutorial series has helped me to beef up my knowledge and really helped me in every interview process as well. Thanks to you I have improved my skills too and I highly recommended these tutorial series to everyone to follow up. Mr. Teddy thanks for sharing knowledge like this, as everyone can understand very easily. Much love from Sri Lanka!
I'm not even 3 minutes into this video and I already know I like it. After working with MVC for a few years now, I've always thought, "The 'C' should be first because that's really where the party starts..." and it was cool to see that you came to a similar conclusion.
Excellent overview of MVC Teddy! Like the way you swapped the letters MVC around.
There are many tutorials on Javascript. I had no problem there. But it is much more difficult to find good tutorials on C#. Thank you, Teddy.
You are so great Teddy. I can' not thank you enough. You are such a great heart. My love to you forever.
No problem. Thanks for watching!!!!!!!!!!
Cannot waiting to complete this incredible course !
Thank you Teddy
your videos are pure gold thanks a lot !!!
FINALLY! Thanks for this Teddy.
Thanks for watching and making suggestions
Great intro, just what I really needed.
Hey! Thx from Tajikistan )
Good beginning.
Man cant thank you enough ❤️
great tutorial
The Third time i am watching this series, Seems like its the only reasonable one out there, lol
Hey Teddy, i hope you are doing well.
Should i start with this tutorial after completing C#, SQL server, LINQ and EF Core.
Or go to get API series completed firstly?
Hi, I really like the typing sound in your video! If you don’t mind, may I know what keyboard are you using?
It is a Gamdias Hermes E1C
Hey Teddy, thanks for another wonderful piece. Would you do an EntityFramework Course tutorial?
It's on my list. It may be a few months but I will eventually.
Looking forward to this one 👌
Thanks!
honestly, if you would pick one, which one is better in 2022, WEB API or MVC?
I think Web API is more flexible esp for front end? pls enlighten me
I'd say Web API. I've never been on an interview and they didn't ask about Web API. But it's ironic because the app you work on will probably be MVC. Web API with Angular or React is what everybody wants these days.
@@TeddySmithDevthanks for pointing that out. I am new to C# and trying to understand the difference between MVC and Web APIs. Do you know any quick video that explains the difference?
Is the Discord still around? I just started watching the Video and I live about 30-40 minutes from Charlotte NC. Teddy if your from around there would be awesome to get to learn from the man himself lol!
I still live in Charlotte! discord.gg/ngatUdPMd6
Awesome joined the discord this morning.
Is it possible to follow up with VSCode?
Hello I started this course for study but where will get data for database in video did not show how to add dada please tell me about how ta added dada please
Cool
What sources did you use to know all about design patterns with c# and .net mvc asp
Basically just googling and looking at random blogs. There's really no "one way" to learn design patterns. Best way is to learn them as you build a project.
I used css grids 5 times over the last 10 years. 99.9% you only need flex and sometimes css columns. Grids are needed for very specific situations and it's a mistake to use it without proper reason.
I'm a little confused. Do you cover .NET 6 in this course?
the numbers 6, 7, etc are pretty much like the years on a car. Example: 08' Toyota. This course is .NET 6 but it is more the framework version and you don't really learn .NET 6 exactly.
This playlist is more related to MVC 5 or MVC Core?
Core
Hello Sir
Can I use this course in 2024?
Yes, nobody has reported any bad code so it still works and is relevant
I would be very pleased if you could make some project to us using MVC. I am a beginner C# student and I am learning MVC. Do you have some good idea for a beginner's project to put in my portfolio?
Just take this app and instead of it being an app for running, make it for your hobby. So if gaming was your hobby, make it an app so you could meetup with gamers.
as Teddy said. The best way to practice is to finish a tutorial and then do something very similar with the same technologies, but change the topic and add something to it. This means that when you are done, just come up with some additional functionality and there you go you have your own project that can be shown on a job interview. This will also practice your searching abilities, because coding is a lot of googling.
Do you have something like this but with ADO instead of EF?
Sry ado.net isn’t popular near me so no plans.
does anybody know where I can find a video to develop the frontend of this video. I need it for a school project
hello sir, can i learn on your course with macOS ?
Yeah 👍 there is full Visual Studio for Mac.
I am getting a privacy error when i run the app...why is it so?
type "thisisunsafe" in error screen