.NET 7 Web API & Entity Framework Jumpstart
Build the back-end of a .NET 7 web application with a Web API, Entity Framework 7 & SQL Server in no time!
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Dec 2022
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What you will learn
Build a complete .NET 7 back-end with Web API, Entity Framework Core, SQL Server
Implement Token Authentication with JSON Web Tokens & Roles
Utilize all three types of relationships in your database: one-to-one, one-to-many, many-to-many
Use the HTTP request methods GET, POST, PUT & DELETE
Implement best practices like a proper structure for your Web API, Dependency Injection, asynchronous calls with async/await and Data-Transfer-Objects (DTOs)
Use LINQ to filter, sort, map, select and access your entities.
Seed data with code-first migrations programmatically
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Our Verdict
.NET 7 Web API & Entity Framework Jumpstart offers comprehensive coverage of various back-end technologies. However, the course lacks detailed explanations for critical topics such as Swagger configuration, token generation, and industry standards. Additionally, there is a significant amount of repetitive content that could have been replaced with more substantial information, such as filters and middlewares. Despite these shortcomings, this course provides excellent coverage of best practices such as Dependency Injection and async/await—ideal for learners seeking foundational knowledge in back-end development.
What We Liked
- Covers a wide range of topics including Web API, Entity Framework Core, SQL Server, JWT authentication, and various relationships in the database
- Explains how to implement best practices such as proper structure for Web API, Dependency Injection, async/await, and DTOs
- Incorporates LINQ to filter, sort, map, select and access entities, and shows how to seed data with code-first migrations programmatically
Potential Drawbacks
- Lacks detailed explanations for some topics, such as Swagger configuration and token generation, leaving students feeling overwhelmed
- Fails to cover important industry standards, resulting in less optimal implementation methods used in the course such as claim extraction in controllers
- Includes repetitious content between different dotnet core versions that could have been replaced with more valuable information like filters and middlewares
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