Minimal API with .NET Core - The Complete Guide [2026] (Udemy.com)

The quality of this course isn't great. The instructor starts with an introduction to APIs, but the examples aren't particularly helpful, and he doesn't do a great job of explaining the concepts clearly. Another recurring issue is that he often copies and pastes code, then spends time fixing the resulting errors. It makes the course feel unpolished and distracts from the actual learning experience. Overall, the course feels rushed and lacks the clarity and attention to detail I'd expect from a paid course. I wouldn't say it's terrible, but I expected much better.

I enjoyed learning about ASP.NET Core minimal API in this course. The instructor was clear and concise, and the content was well-structured and informative. I appreciated the level of detail and the practical examples that helped me understand the concepts better. I recommend this course to anyone who wants to get started with building web applications using ASP.NET Core minimal API.

The content of the course was very complete and relevant. I learned the fundamental concepts and best practices for developing minimalist APIs using the latest version of .Net Core. The material presented was clear, concise, and easy to follow, which made it easy for me to understand and apply what I learned.

This was an excellent "Easy To Understand" overview of Minimal API with >NET Core (.NET 7)! He breaks down each concept throughout the entire course and takes time to explain what's going on and explains the behavior of Minimal API. I've gained great clarity now going through this class and would suggest it to any developer wanting to learn how to build REST APIs using Minimal API in .NET. Excellent job Bhrugen Patel! Thank you!

Good course, all objectives met, it's pretty detailed for just 3.5hrs of lecture. Almost all the of material was accurate however it's slightly out of date, in the last section, AddFilter has been renamed to AddEndpointFilter, all else worked as advertised.

Another great one from Bhurgen. Clear, concise and straightforward, with just-enough-science to get you going with your own API projects. Some gems later in the course include validation, authentication & authorization, pagination, and endpoint filters. Works nicely with .NET 7 GA. Thank you Bhurgen!

Covers the foundational concepts involved in building asp.net core 3 APIs. I come from a background in Node.js, Clojure, Java, and some Python. To get up to speed on building APIs in .net core 3 this course have provided me a quick way to get up to speed on the basics. The author does not dive very deeply into each concept, but explains it well enough that you get a feel for what the code does. This leaves you to read more about the different classes and concepts on your own which is fine. The author has good diction and quite good enunciation and so is easy to follow even at 1.5 speed. For anyone who already knows a bit about C# syntax (or coming from similar languages like Java), this course should get you going writing .Net Core 3 APIs quite quickly. Would appreciate a section on authentication and middleware.

Hi Bhrugan, I've completed more than 80% part of course and so confident to implement things practically in corporate projects bcz of you. Additionally, I'd like to suggest/request you if possible then pls include CQRS/Docker/JWT and one module for Microservice CRUD in this to make it not even perfect but also most knowledgeable course on Udemy till now. I know what i requested is not so easy as it'll take several days but possible for you !!! thanks a lot :)

Gave me better understanding as new in .net core developer and explaining in nice way good example given but need to go in depth and explain how the send/receive are working in terms of methods, header , body and Content-Type etc.. code need to be ready for each section that will help better . for me it is good starting point recommended it

I'd like to take a moment and explain why you should get all courses that Bhrugen has put together over time. It's difficult to find in one place everything that you need to get a web application up and running. And Bhrugen doesn't hold back any important information, so if you really want to know how it's done, don't just take his recent courses, there's a lot of information in the older ones too, even if just for reference. Great work Bhrugen, I hope you keep making these videos.