Build your RESTful web service with .NET 5 Web API from the ground up and use Entity Framework to create your database.
InstructorPatrick God
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Instruction covers the full lifecycle of a web service, from creating models and controllers to executing GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE requests.
The workflow integrates Entity Framework through code-first migrations and SQL Server Express setup to ensure data persistence.
Learner signals highlight quick, step-by-step explanations that facilitate understanding of how models and controllers interact.
The curriculum includes legacy ASP.NET Web API 2 content, and one signal suggests discrepancies when using modern tools like Visual Studio 2022 or .NET 6.
The scope is focused on basic CRUD operations, which may not satisfy learners seeking more advanced or complex backend architectures.
While it meets the needs of beginners, the mismatch with modern tool versions may affect its suitability for some learners.