Build REST Api's with Asp.Net Core , Entity Framework Core and C#
InstructorAsfend Yar Hamid
Free
FreeInstruction covers essential features such as pagination, sorting, searching, and versioning via query strings or URL paths.
One sampled review suggests that learners have noted that core concepts are well-explained and the presentation style is effective for understanding.
The use of .NET 5.0 and older Visual Studio templates creates friction for learners using modern development environments like VS2022. Although a recent update is noted, one signal from late 2024 suggests these legacy tools remain part of the active path; the update label does not prove a correction has been made.
The Azure implementation may present challenges due to discrepancies between course material and the current Azure portal. Although a recent update is noted, one signal from early 2025 indicates these mismatches persist.
This trade-off makes sense for those who want a guided introduction to RESTful logic but are willing to troubleshoot version mismatches and environment setup issues.
Score breakdown
The curriculum covers a wide range of API features including pagination and versioning, though some signals suggest repetitive content or shallow exception handling.
The course includes hands-on tasks centered around building a real-world music API and deploying to Azure.
Instructional signals indicate that concepts are well-explained and the presentation style is effective.
The reliance on .NET 5.0 and older Visual Studio templates creates significant friction with current development standards. While a recent update is noted, signals from late 2024 suggest these legacy tools remain part of the active path; the update label does not prove a correction has been made.
The curriculum aligns with the goal of learning ASP.NET Core and C#, though it requires specific environment knowledge.