ASP.NET Core Web API .NET 6 2022 - 2. Models Github Repo For This Project: github.com/teddysmithdev/poke... Twitter: / teddysmithdev Github: github.com/teddysmithdev Linkedin: / teddy-smith-015ba61a3
Awesome video! This channel is a goldmine of practical information, it may not be an in-depth 1 hour video per concept but it makes rubber hit the road.
Thanks a lot for this course,you are doing great work.Not a lot of great content exists out there around this topic but yours is definitely a gem!! May God bless you!!
I am still learning some stuff and am wondering if this is correct, testing it with swagger seemed like it was working, what i did was use a scaffold command in package manager console to construct the models from a existing database, then i right click on controllers and select add> new scaffold item> Api controller with actions using entity framework, i was wondering if this is also a right way to do it?? in swagger it seems to be working??? any idea??
I do not know how it happened but during creating Owner's class, you created 3 properties, but you actually required 4 according to your seed. When I copied your GitHub Seed code, there was FirstName and LastName objects in there but we only had Name property. Also, Rating was not included in review's class, therefore it caused errors. I just edited those classes but someone, who is not good at this, might mess up, so, please, make a note somewhere, maybe in description.
Hi teddy sorry to bother u but i got e question so when i build my relation table every time i put my own value lets say i have product and categroy i created a new product but with id of existing categroy it keeps telling me idinity colom is turn off but why doesnt it let me ude already exisiting values if i got a relationship going on
Sure you could easily switch out databases in the program.cs and it likely wouldn’t even effect functionality. I’m a Postgres and MSSQL so I don’t know much about mysql.
Easiest would be switch out SQL server for Postgres. Also, you can use Docker to create tiny instance of SQL server. My new Web API course is also in VS Code too 👍