Asp.Net Core : The Complete Guide To Build RESTful Api's (Udemy.com)

Not a bad course but very generic and for beginners only. Only the first 11 Sections are updated and using newer version of but it still misses some interesting topics that you can find in the old sections like filtering, sorting and caching. IMO including Repository pattern is a good idea. Needs more content because I think the course is a little bit short.

He was very clear and concise on everything. You can follow along hands-on. This is by far the simplest and best explanation of Web API I have ever read and seen. I have been doing this a long time and this was just a refresher and to see if I missed anything in my own experience. He is a great teacher!

The course content is swift and clean, if you have a basic understanding of C# and backend working it will be trouble free, if not i recommend you to learn the foundation for 5-10 days and come back to this course One draw back of this course is it's little outdated considering some of the lessons, expect that it is quick peek course

The first time I tried this course I had all kinds of issues and did not finish course. I finally started understanding debugging and fixing the issues are not as bad. I am still working thur it. This course has made me more comfortable with Api's

I like Asfend's approach to the course by having shorter, more concise, sections to put together the whole concept. His explications are clear and the example projects are interesting while getting the concept of creating API's across. I really enjoyed the second project in the course to help re-enforce what was learned earlier.

Really great course. Learnt an awful lot from this. The one thing I have an exception to is the Coffee project. I feel like there should be a separate API for sub-menus, hence the tutor should have focused on how we can get a specific menu based on a sub-menu and vise-versa. This is because in real world applications, eager loading is not advised, especially with large datasets.

Muy buen curso para construir una Web API básica, el instructor explica paso a paso y con imágenes y diagramas cada módulo, por lo que se entienden bien los conceptos. Debería actualizar un poco el código para adaptarlo a .NET Core 3.1.

Positives: - Quick and to the point - Covered 80% of what you would need for a RESTful API in .NET Core - Has section on deploying to Azure - Demo's had no bugs and worked the first time - OAuth Security section was done well Negatives: - Lacking in context, the "why" is never answered - Using dated .NET Core 2.1 Framework - Lacked testing content - Lacked depth in content - Some code smell in the demos - Real World Expresso demo seemed rushed and covered only main topics Course content was a little dated, using .NET Core 2.1(3.1 is out as of this review), but generally still relevant, but there were a handful of times I had to go to google to find differences between 2.1 and 3.1 which wasn't difficult. Quality was generally good; there weren't any typos or bugs in the code that was demonstrated. If you want a course that is short, gives you just enough information to get a basic understanding of how to implement a RESTful API in .NET Core, this is probably a good fit. It is really an intro to .NET Core web API in a condensed time format. I wouldn't call this a complete guide, as it really only scratches the surface of the topics it covers, and lacks deeper context of why you would do it like that. I was a bit dissapointed that there wasn't a section on unit testing. I am not expecting high levels of code coverage, just a small section on here is how you would mock out models, test controllers etc. Overall it was a decent course, with some room for improvements. It does a good job of getting you up to speed on the basics in a short duration of time(I probably spent around 8 hours running through the demos, and fiddling around with different aspects of it).

Great course! The instructor is very good and his examples are helpful and his commentary is descriptive. He clearly knows his subject well! Two minor issues -- one, some sections didn't do closed captioning. This presenter has a heavy accent and I was using the CC option to ensure that I picked up everything he said correctly (not as helpful as you'd think since it does some kind of speech to text that is also pretty poor, but better than not having it at all). The second issue is a little tougher - when he talks about the Nuget packages, I didn't have most of them and it turns out that some of the ones he has or is using are not compatible with the latest, greatest - so it was a challenge to get the Nugets to work. You _could_ successfully go with the exact versions he's using _or_ you could do what I did and try to find more recent, but still compatible packages. This is not a course issue, it's just a fact that the technology moves fast and if you're taking this course weeks (or months) after it's released, it's going to be a challenge to get the packages to work together. Still, I'm getting loads of benefits from this material and would highly recommend it!

The course was generally good but somewhat uneven. Likely it is due to time constraints that often Mr Hamid states how to do things without really explaining the background. Following instructions without explanations does not lead to deep understanding. For example it was a very good idea to include authentication in the course but what is given here is more like a blueprint to follow but not the background how authentication works in .Net web APIs.

Needed to know how to call individual submenu.

el subtitulado me pareció importante.