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Hello, this is an amazing video, but i have a question, if a want to do this but in .net core 8 . How can i make the file "App.Config" to put my connection string? I just can create a file with that name and Visual Studio is going to connect it or i have to make another file ? Thank You

Great improvement. They should make a better way to manage startup projects

Thank you very much Tim! Great series, keep on going 👏🏻

As I am not a professional programmer I often find myself at a loss where I could benefit from input from others on even simple matters. I have tried various groups on both Google groups and Facebook but it feel more that the groups there are more focused on selling new products and ideas and "frown" upon more fundamental challenges. Does anyone here know on any good places where to communicate with others on issues and ideas?

Great Content! Thanks for sharing.

Cool upgrade. The new extension manager kind of looks like VS Code's extension manager.

Excellent video as always.

Is this part of the paid course? I see the paid courses is 75$ here in the USA

Do you have a JavaScript course?

Thank you Tim! I learn a lot from your videos. Really appreciate your help.

I just installed Visual Studio 2022 on Windows 11 via Parallels on Mac (M1 / ARM. )For some reason Extension Manager isn’t showing all extensions that should be available. Any idea what is going on or how to see list of all extensions? Again only a limited amount of extensions are showing in extension manager. Any help would be greatly appreciated

though it was Tomar

Thank you for your invaluable content

Absolutely clear ! and directly to point.

Awesome video! Maybe it will sound ridiculous but is this SignalR is an alternative to GRPC or even to RabbitMQ? Is it any better? It seems like the purpose is pretty much the same.

does it work in 2024

What is the road map to learn blazor with. C# for front developer?

If you want to know how to use MySQL in your c# code and don't know Blazor, don't try this video, it's over complicated and the version of Visual Studio used in the course is very different than the latest one. Some files don't exist, such as starup.cs! So I was completely stuck at 22 minutes.🤔

I dream of the days where a decent language can be used to manipulate the DOM 😂

Very inspiring story! Never give up is the motto of this video and can be applied to any profession.

Joining the party late, but so far enjoying the videos. Super helpful!

Always amazing content. Thank you

Excellent! Thanks!🤩

Thanks Master, this is a topic that's often misunderstood, and there's no ond better to clarify it than you.

The better you know C# the easier you'll pickup JS. I started with C#, but struggled. I also knew from dabbling with ASP core MVC, that I'd needed to understand some JS if doing web based stuff. I still struggle with C#, because I haven't done much in the last 8 months. I've been doing HTML/CSS/Vanilla JS instead. I am better at those than C# now, comfortably. What I knew about C#, helped me heaps. Sure there's lots of differences, but there's lots of similarities too, as there is with other langs too. There's also lots more free JS resources for learning than C#. I'm just starting to get back into C# now.

After spending a couple hours reading multiple other tutorials and just trying to figure out where/how to put async/await into my code to get any kind of functionality... You, my good sir, come to the rescue! Hooray! Many thank yous - also the step by step showing and explaining how the await affects the execution is also helpful. The basics are relatively simple and I understood roughly what these functions did but all the other tutorials and their examples left me unable to apply it into my code and feeling stupid for it

Hi Tim Corey! I am one of your viewers in C#. NET i just want ask about dbo keyword , It is require to attach dbo after the Database Name everytime when i calling may Database or Store Procedure?? hope you seen my comment Thank You😊

This really was a good video, especially with the diagrams (which i was missing in other videos). I think it is all clear, except for one question: Where in the example project is CQRS implemented? I see the API, which is basically CRUD (except for Update/Put). If you would add a handler-class for update, you would have 4 different handler-classes for CRUD. I can not see the separation of R | CUD....Can someone clearify that please? Thank you!

Great video Tim , but when you deploy a web api with a background service, this service it will not start until some endpoint on the api is hit, is this normal behavior for hostedServices?

Thanks Tim, your answer very well

Should we enable swagger for production? Currently by default it is only accessible for development. Is there an issue exposing the schema in production?

Perfect!!

I had just started to consider learning JavaScript. Been learning .Net about a year now and recently started to work on a new project with web API and started to feel like consuming the API, I'd need JavaScript. I wasn't sure if i was gonna start learning it until I got the notification of this video yesterday. At that moment, I knew it was the Universe speaking to me through Tim. The problem with selflearning is not trying to learn to code itself, it's knowing what to learn and when to learn it. And thats where videos like this come in. Thanks Tim Corey.

Mr. Corey, can you answer a question about your courses? If I’ll purchase your course then will you allow to download videos by link or it will be just a link to see your closed videos on RUclips?

very important video, many thanks dear

This is exactly the problem I have right now XD And I also try to solve it in WPF. I will check out the playlist when I find it

Hello Tim, do you cover how to create a JavaScript chart on any of your projects? One of the biggest mistakes I found with other videos others are covering is that they show you how to create a JavaScript Chart but it calls the database directly. Thats sounds like a terrible idea. Wouldn’t you want to use an api for the JavaScript Charts instead?

I avoided javascript for the longest time as a .NET developer. I ended up taking over a project that had a lot of frontend javascript and didnt know how to update it. Took the weekend to learn javascript and from then on it was like a whole new world opened up. I could do so many awesome things that you cant do out of the box with .NET. Jquery datatables for starters is the best thing in the world. AJAX calls are a life saver. No more having to do postbacks and page refreshes evertime you want to get back data. That is annoying.

I am truly fascinated by this video series and truly appreciate the wisdom you share.

Kevin James?

Hi Tim, Hope you are well! When I do dotnet run on a rest api project I get a "ctrl-x" to end even if I just run the app from the prompt. I'm on macos btw. Where do I go to find info on how to get around that in a cicd jenkins pipeline. I have some postman newman test I want to run. Thanks, Darren

In 2001, while I was completing my university project with C++ programming, Spielberg's movie Artificial Intelligence was screened. I was thinking when the "Dr. Know" character will come true to help me get the project done!🙂 Thanks for your excellent explanation to differentiate between AI and the programming logic.

Just getting started on blazor. This is a great heads up to get me started. Nicely paced.

Great video! Thank you

The copy output directory tip was clutch! Exactly the issue I was having. Great video as always. Thanks

I am not going to name drop, but I recently worked at a fortune <200 company that switched from .net to node.js. The "Principal" couldn't figure out how to code split and pass around sequelize. So he pilled up 4k LINES OF CODE in one file... Just one giant controller file. It was insane. Crashed all the time and rang up postgres connections to the tune of 22k connections. Good stuff lmao.

There's so much value to learning javascript it's unreal. Even if you don't do any frontend at all the untyped nature of javascript allows you jam out demos/prototypes, algorithms, simple functions way quicker as a proof of concept. I was sold after making the game snake in like 5 minutes using canvas and javascript.

When JavaScript Becomes Important for C# Developers? Dear Lord, hopefully never. 😅

Jonathan Blow says JavaScript Developers are mediocre Developers 🤔🤔🤔

I know that you are a c# tutor, but…if you still need to learn JavaScript for frontend, why not learn/use it on backend? Or why would you advocate c# on backend rather than the backend flavor of JavaScript/Typescript