Thanks for the real world example. I feel much more confident in what I learn when I see a rr example than some dumbed down one used only for teaching purposes.
Bro, I have an issue with applying what I learn. For example, I need to create some kind of functionality and kind of go blank, but as soon as someone does it in a video it makes total sense. Any advice for actually applying what you learn without video assistance? Like what do you do when stuck? I am tired of tutorial hell.
Just think CRUD. A computer literally can only CRUD. 1. You need a form - you create (post) the form data to the database. Shrink down or expands data with DTOs to your liking. 2. You need to create a list of users - you read (get) from the database. Shrink or expand with DTO to display info only you want. 3. User needs to update profile - you need to update (post) data to the sever The rest is just adding things as you go. Everything in software is just “nice to have” but anything can be done with basic foundation of CRUD and the. Incrementally add features as you go.
@@TeddySmithDev Thank you. When you are stuck what documentation do you use often? Perhaps, when I encounter a problem, I should look at documentation not videos. Maybe that will make it click more.
@TeddySmithDev Hi Teddy, Loving your tutorials!! I keep getting an error when running "dotnet watch run" error MSB1011: Specify which project or solution file to use because this folder contains more than one project or solution file. Any ideas? Thanks!
Update, I renamed the consoleAppgenerated.sln file by removing the generated part to consoleApp.sln. then rebuilt the project with the arrow (upper right), killed the terminal and restarted it. Seems to have fixed the problem, pinging google to the max right now:)
