Building Minimal APIs with ASP.NET Core 8 and Dapper

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Building Minimal APIs with ASP.NET Core 8 and Dapper

Published 6/2024
Created by Felipe Gavilán
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English + srt | Duration: 162 Lectures ( 11h 28m ) | Size: 6.45 GB

ASP.NET Core, Web APIs, SQL Server, Stored Procedures, User System, Redis, REST, and more!

What you'll learn:
Build Web APIs with .NET Core and Dapper
Publish Web APIs in Azure
Use Azure DevOps to configure continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD)
Develop a Web API using Minimal APIs

Requirements:
Basic knowledge of C# (know what a class is, invoking functions, if statements, loops)

Description:
Learn how to develop Minimal APIs with ASP.NET Core from scratch with this amazing course.We are going to see the entire life cycle of developing a Web API, from creating the solution, developing the endpoints, working on resource manipulation, to putting it into production in Azure and IIS.In this course we will do a project which you will be able to publish and show as part of your portfolio.We will also learn how to use Azure DevOps to configure a Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery pipeline, to be able to publish your projects from their source code in Github, Bitbucket, or any other GIT repository provider.Some of the topics we will see are:Creation of REST Web APIsCreate a databaseUse Dapper to read, insert, update, and delete records from a databaseCreate a user system so that our clients can register and log in to the Web APIWe will use Json Web Tokens (JWT) for authenticationClaims-based authorization, so that only some users can use certain endpointsUsing cache to have a faster applicationUsing Redis for distributed cacheWeb APIs are fundamental in modern web development. Since they allow us to centralize and protect the logic of our solutions. In addition, it is in a Web API that we typically have access to a central database with which all your users can communicate. Whether you build a social network, a delivery application, or even an office app, a Web API allows you to work on the back-end of mobile applications (Android, iOS, MAUI, etc.), web (React, Angular, Blazor, Vue, etc.), desktop, among others.


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