Use C# and Build an ASP.NET Core Web API with Entity Framework Core, SQL Server, Authentication, Authorization | .NET8
InstructorSameer SainiThe instruction follows a logical execution flow, covering essential setup from Visual Studio to SQL Server and Entity Framework Core migrations.
The curriculum includes practical implementations of JWT authentication, role-based authorization, and the Repository Pattern.
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These 4 complementary views highlight concrete, legible examples from the course presentation.
This architectural diagram illustrates how a client application communicates with a database through a REST API built with .NET Core Web API technology.
This slide visually represents the technology stack for database integration, combining Entity Framework Core with Microsoft SQL Server.
This slide introduces advanced ASP.NET Core topics, featuring Async Programming with the C# logo alongside a practical code example demonstrating Fluent Validation rules.
This slide visually distinguishes authentication, represented by a login screen and security shield, from authorization, depicted as a checklist of permissions on a laptop.
Instructional signals suggest a tendency toward code-heavy walkthroughs that may lack thorough explanations of file functions or the underlying logic in Program.cs.
The curriculum focuses exclusively on Azure for deployment and lacks detailed follow-up on advanced security topics like token refresh flows.
The curriculum aligns well with the stated goal of teaching ASP.NET Core to those with basic C# knowledge.