ASP.NET Core Web API - 6. GET & Read Methods [PART 1] 

Teddy, Thank you so much for these tutorials! I hope you keep making great content like this. I love you little explanations and how you guide users through the process and logic.

This Series has been fantastic, you're doing amazing work.

This series is really up to date and has been super helpful. I see a lot of the same patterns at my job!

Thank you so much for making tutorials that are both up-to-date and very beginner friendly. You literally do not pass anything without explaining.

Loving this tutorial. Thank a lot Teddy. 👏👏

Loving this tutorial. Thank a lot Teddy.

Great tutorial Teddy. Thank you for making this video. 👍👍👍

Really cool series Love it! Please Dont Change

Great explanation of each part, keep going bro

Loving the vids!

thank you so much for the lessons!

What a clear explanation 👋👋👋

Thank you Teddy, Great help !

Very helpful, thanks

You are the best. Thanks a lot.

Good job buddy. Thank you

Thanks a lot, This is really helpful, and explainful!

great tutorial :)

good teacher at same time funny..i give you a like because you said we do the Auto Mapper is gonna be difficult

Good job! But please write the name of the topic covered on the video. Video 5 - Repository Get, for example

Great series!

Thanks for the video series. We see nowadays unit of work with repository pattern. Is that better?

And another like to you and a big thank you... I still don't understand why the Dto is used for 😅 well on to the next one

Is doing mapping in controller a good idea? Shouldn't it be in repository where the logic is?

I am not getting the values in the swagger and it is giving null and 0. Can anybody help me out

I have a question at 11:00 the function GetPokemonRating() in /Repository folder is calculating final review on a given pokemon. But as my understanding, the calculation should be in the controller. Is this right?

Great tutorial but why is my swagger so laggy? Like it hangs up everytime I open the accordion

Thanks you Teddy, please can you update Review model with Rating Entity ?

do you have a UnitOfWork video cant find one?

Thanks

good videos

u the man

[ JsonIgnore] - this annotation can be used for attribute to avoid it's serialisation

32:40 Can we use our custom Mappers. We will not need to install any dependencies and it is not that difficult to implement. Did not see the advantages of automapper

I died at 25:10 lool. Amazing tutorials

19:14 Great man.

Anyone know why GetPokemon is 'int pokeId' and not 'int Id' like it is in the interface & repository?

Wait, when did we add Rating to Review? .-.

what exactly is pokeId it got me so lost

hi everyone, I have learned about repository patterns that in a repository you only use one model but in PokemonRepository, Teddy used the Review Model. Can you explain to me?

AutoMapper.AutoMapperMappingException: 'Missing type map configuration or unsupported mapping.' Why i got this error when using the API: Get Pokemon By ID T_T. I have carefully followed your code but dont know why

Awesome tutorials. But at 7:40 - Why it is underlined like something is wrong and you are just keep explaining like it is expected to be like this :)

Thanks, Teddy, youre saving my life, Please give me a baby!

Is DTOs and ViewModel the same?

I like y ou comment in the video "Get you hands dirty"

If you had followed the schema initialization according to Entity Framework's best practices, you could have transformed every single one of those repository methods into concise one-liners using arrow functions, resulting in less code. And more. Mastering your Object-Relational Mapping skills, such as Entity Framework, is what I would recommend for anyone pursuing a career in API development. It can greatly enhance your productivity and enable you to write efficient and maintainable code.

The video is pretty good, clearly the author invested a lot of effort... but a lot the concepts just aren't explained thoroughly enough

I honestly..Don't understand a thing. It s like a parallel universe .

jared leto teaches c#

it's not on the fly man :)) you have already this code on the other screen :))

very good, explaination. do you have telegtram?

You can simplifies context.Pokemons.Where(p => p.Id == id).FirstOrDefault(); into context.Pokemons.FirstOrDefault(p => p.Id == id);

what is the better way to make a getRequest with an id? .xxxx.Where() or xxxx.SingleOrDefault()?