A practical example of how to build an application with ASP.NET Core API and Angular from start to finish
InstructorNeil CummingsThe instruction utilizes a walking skeleton approach, starting with a bare-bones application and incrementally adding complexity through refactoring.
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The terminal shows the initial setup steps for an ASP.NET Core project, including creating a folder and generating a Web API template using the .NET CLI.
A screenshot of Visual Studio Code showing the implementation of an ASP.NET Core API controller method that handles photo uploads and user validation.
The Visual Studio Code editor displays the app.component.ts file containing TypeScript code that defines an Angular component with a title property set to Hello World.
This screenshot illustrates the completed user interface of a dating application built with ASP.NET Core and Angular, showcasing a detailed member profile page with photo galleries and personal information.
The curriculum integrates diverse technologies including Entity Framework Core, SignalR for real-time features, and Azure deployment.
Some signals suggest a focus on task completion over conceptual explanation, alongside potential issues with frontend naming conventions and best practices.
Learners have noted difficulties regarding database compatibility and environment-related issues; while the displayed update label suggests recent changes, it does not prove these specific friction points were resolved. One review created before the displayed update highlights these concerns.
The curriculum aligns well with the goal of building a full-stack application for those with basic programming experience.