This is excellent. I have been learning Core 3.1 for about 2 months now piecing it together from videos, MS websites, books and trial progamming. This video puts everything i have been doing in one place. It is lke a review of my life for the last two months. The person doing the training is clear, concise, smooth and pleasant to listen to. THANK YOU

@sandramensah4818

2 жыл бұрын

Hello

@user-yc9rp8mv5b

8 ай бұрын

Dear friend. Visit youtube chanal #solvemyprogrammingtask. Thank you.

One of the better tutorials on youtube. The author will often take time to explain WHY things are done not just parrot WHAT he is typing. This is actual teaching and is appreciated.

I would say. Thanks. With your videos, I could learn about C# that is my target right now and my English that's my main goal at this moment. It's a great video.

I'm only a little over 1/3 of the way through this so far and wanted to say I really appreciate the fact that you posted this free of charge, it's 10x easier to follow and understand than the 'beginner' course that was provided on Pluralsight

@sandramensah4818

2 жыл бұрын

Hi

I have a decent knowledge of PHP and have been trying to migrate to C# for quite awhile with limited success. I started this video like most I watch, expecting to come out as confused as when I started...I was wrong! I watched it end to end, following along. You took a very complex task and simplified it so that anyone can comprehend. I thank you for taking the time to make this video, you got me over the hump with C#. I will definitely be looking you up on Udemy to keep going. Thanks again!!

This is an amazing video. No stupid, long intros, no stupid logos that waste my time; just good ole' teaching. Thank you!!

Finally I’ve been trying to follow various different C# tutorials but was missing knowledge between knowing how to program and understanding VS. This bridges the gap for a tutorial series I want to do covering multiple things in Vs

If you are trying to decide between this and Mosh's course on udemy, choose this one 100%. It's up to date, streamlined and there's no guesswork. Mosh's is EXTREMELY outdated and is missing a lot of crucial points that will later break your work and leave you guessing.

@aleksandermirowsky7988

4 жыл бұрын

I usually never post a comment on KZread, but I'm making an exception today just to say that you're absolutely right. As someone who has bought and finished Mosh's course I can attest to what you're saying. Not only Mosh's course is extremely outdated, he purposely leaves out explanations about Entity Framework in the hopes people will buy his OTHER course about Entity Framework, he completely abstracts a lot of C# knowledge and even say he covers it in his C# complete course. I'm not saying his content is terrible, it's just designed in a way to make you buy his other courses, but the main point being that it's definetely outdated and .Net web app technology has gone so much far since his course was originally posted.

@pd6335

4 жыл бұрын

Do you know if this guy's course is easy to add authentication into? Can it simply be scaffolded and then you put [auth] or whatever above each action method?

@notBradYourself

4 жыл бұрын

@@pd6335 Sorry buddy, can't help you with that just yet, will update this when I learn a little bit more about that world.

@pd6335

4 жыл бұрын

@@DotNetMastery thanks I got that working. I did have one question though. When I deploy my app to Windows Server IIS, the database cannot be accessed with the same connection string I use locally. But I can see the database on my server. Running visual studio and the app on the server locally still works though. Any idea? (I'm going to buy your MVC course when Udemy has a sale)

@von3976

4 жыл бұрын

@@pd6335 Were you able to add authentication in the sense that different users have different "Book" listings?

Thank you very much for this video, it is the most explanatory one I've found, specially for a guy like me that is stuck is being Web Forms for 15 years. Thanks man.

GREAT TUTORIAL AS ALWAYS! This channel is providing so much value, you even inspired me to start my own one about advanced C# lessons! Keep up the good work!

@user-yc9rp8mv5b

8 ай бұрын

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Just, never stop making these great tutorials please.

The explanation for Dependency Injection was perfect. Much clearer now, thank you!

Dude thank you so much! Really helping me to build a portfolio during this pandemic since it's so hard to find junior roles...

Only 3 hrs course I have ever completed. High Value Content.

Thanks, these concepts helped me build a project that was given to me while interviewing and the panel is impressed

Thank you sir. Thanks to this tutorial, I finally have a clear view on this matter

The style explained in sequence and simplicity, thank you very much.

I started to watch today and finished today. Extremely useful course

@thebuzz3740

3 жыл бұрын

I took 4 days to complete it😆

@MauriceBoulard

2 жыл бұрын

woww kid you can be proud of yourself and tell all the world

Great tutorial, very clearly explained and easy to be understood. Thanks a lot!

Thank you so much! You were detail and good at explaining each step. Great work!

exactly what im looking for, i watched the first 40 mins and planning to complete it tom, thanks for this great vid.

@j-t-ogamingblahblah3025

4 жыл бұрын

ditto , plus Mr Patel looks proper happy, i like that :) - commence.... (i say commence as am going again :P , otherwise ditto would be a lie, sorry ocd explanation!, to be exact i got about[lol] half way through - now am gonna create my thing), will somebody shut me up haha PO

@retro2712

3 жыл бұрын

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That was incredible. Clear explanations and incredibly useful content

Excellent explanation. I already started with you all MVC and Razor Pages courses. Thanks a lot.

I had search lot of classes for core. But this one is the most finest for beginners. Just awsome.

Simply perfect. Was able to learn ASP in three days. Thank you so much.

@333-.-.-.

3 жыл бұрын

If you don't mind a random person asking. What do yoj do for a living or plan to do?

Simple, direct and enlightening. Thanks!

This is really very awesome tutorial. I appreciate the the knowledge and the presentation techniques of the tutor.

Thanks you so much . Your tutorial is so perfect and shoot to target.The thing what most i like at your explanation is about dependency injection.

It is a very nice course, well delivered with all simplicity. Thank you.

First of all, thank you so much for your GREAT instruction. I've been searching materials about ASP.NET Core Razor Pages. YOU are the closest solution, OUT OF THE BOX. I feel I should learn much more things. Very happy to meet GOOD friend like you. I like India, Satya Nadella, Mahatma Gandhi and YOU. Gandhi said, "The future depends on what you do today.". It's the most impressive phrase for me. P.S. sorry for my poor English. Happy coding... Bye...

Wow... amazing... I couldn't have learnt asp .net core without this video. Great Job.

recently I wanted to learn the blazor course, this video is so cool!! Thank you very much.

your accent is easy to understand. And your course is being extremely helpful to me. Thank you very much sir.

Good explanation, exactly was looking for this type of video !! Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us.

Really nice tutorial.This is exactly what I am looking for learning ASP.Net.Thanks

I love how this free tutorial video is 100000000000% more helpful than my professors at the Uni that I pay a pretty penny for... Dude who made this video >> I LOVE YOU, YOU ARE MY SAVIOUR

Nice to have a really up-to-date and easy to follow course on this subject. Well done Sir!

@user-yc9rp8mv5b

8 ай бұрын

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You're a good teacher. Thanks!

Thank you so much sir for this course.It is very helpful for me . Your voice is very nice and very easy to understand. whatever I was looking for , got here.The big thing is that There is no any advertize here and because of this our attention is not distracted.🙏🙏🙏

excellent tutorial, I put the playblack speed at 1.75 manage to finish the course quickly. paused in between to do the practicals.

Great course, this is really helpful for anyone that wants to program in asp.

All voids in my brain has been filled with the data needed to do asp.net core! Just one 3 hourvideo did a miracle 🙏

This video is super helpful, and easy to follow!

one of the most basic way to understand Crud Operation. nice one

Thanks 4 the course. Really great effort and good work

This is my Mantra right now. Thanks a lot.... Watched twice in 2 days XD

This is the very best course I ever seen in KZread. Thanks a Lot. I really learned here. I will pay for the next levels at his website because I am anger to see what is next. Mr. Bhrugen Patel is a very good teacher. I saw your videos using 1.25 playback speed and it is So Nice!! I recommended it. Again Thank You.

@jadjadallah476

3 жыл бұрын

Please don't get anger, it will damage your nerves. Besides, you should keep calm in order to learn better. On the other hand, you should be eager to see what is next.

@MUSICA1742

3 жыл бұрын

@@jadjadallah476 I am so sorry... I wanted to say hungry... hungry to learn and hungry to see the videos... NOT anger... why did I write something like that?... my poor English..

Wow, I learned so much from you man, you explain every detail perfectly. Thanks a lot and please keep up the good work. I will be purchasing a curse from you very soon.

@VarunKumar-qd5wl

3 жыл бұрын

Please don't purchase curse, 1. It is useless. 2. No Value for money. 3. Curses are not good for your life assuming you have enough to worry about!!

@Gauravkumar-jm4ve

3 жыл бұрын

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@121saba1

3 жыл бұрын

Course**

Nunca había entendido al menos un 70% del ingles en otros videos. Con estas personas entiendo al menos el 88% con ayuda de la practica. Muchas gracias señor

@DiegoRomero-uy4qd

2 жыл бұрын

Because he speaks slowly. Great!

I love this guy, very good tutorial my friend!

Looking to pick up the advanced version of this course on Udemy and am wondering if you cover the fundamentals of using datatables with ajax to only pull the data that needs to be displayed but manage the page count and managment? Thanks for this - excellent tutorial.

Very much helpful. I have learned a lot. Keep up the good work.

Thank you for post this video, i enjoy to watch and easy to understand this content of net core 3.1 and it's give me dopamine detox to my brain

Great Tutorial, thank you very much

With raising the hat, best dot net core course for beginners , simple and clear. Thank you @Bhrugen

Good Job, Thank you

Sir yours way to explain is just awesome.Please keep posting daily.Thanks alots.

Pretty awesome, in 3 hrs it puts it together so much.

Just an FYI: your timestamp in the description for Section 4 Introduction should be 2:28:00 rather than 2:23:00. Anyway, thanks for the great material!

Thank you very much. I was looking at a lot videos for .Net Core and this is the best

really great INSTRUCTOR. KEEP IT UP SIR

Really good tutorial, I use Git to document every step and I think I have learned a lot more than I can using official tutorials... P.S. I don't know how far Razor Pages alone can go but I must say the JavaScript part starting from 2:02:05 reminds me of my previous experience with JavaScript and why I quit learning it...

@alejandrocano88

4 жыл бұрын

why you did you quit JS?

sir, you have no idea how much this video has helped me!

Very nice and clear lecture! I wonder if you have a lecture about .Net Core structure. I'd like to understand the flows between pages and the control logic especially the client side when Ajax and JavaScript are called.

A course like this using tools that are free regardless of the scale of operation would be pretty cool.

Awesome tutorial. Very easy to follow!

Awesome tutorial. Thanks !

Thanks for the course. Thanks for your effort

Thank I'll work on this after my work

So first of all I have to thank you very much for this free(!) tutorial. And after this video I know that I will get more tutorials on Udemy from Bhrugen Patel. I have wanted to learn asp.net core for a long time, but haven't found any good courses on it. Now I know where to go.

finally a nice video for .Net developers

Dude this is awesome! Love this tutorial!

Thanks for the video, I'm waiting for the completion of this tutorial including authentication.

Great tutorial, thank you 😃

Thank you so much to put most of doubt clear...

Incredible resource, thank you

I love this course so far. I will surely enroll in other courses you're offering on udemy.

fabulous course to learn .net core and MVC...Great Sir

Great tutorial, it is very very useful tutorial, thank you

In fact, very good course. Thank you

Very well explained.. thank you for the great material…

Hey ! You guys are doing great Love you😍

Thanks for this video, helped a lot to understand ASP.NET Core

Thank you, sir. Those concepts helped me build a project. love from Bangladesh

Thank you so much for this vid.

Dude you are good at this. Keep it up!!

Thanks for the excellent tutorial! Working with Razor pages feels a lot like Angular with a dash of React thrown in. I am very much liking it. I think I found my new stack.

@dylaninfinity9756

4 жыл бұрын

The only thing I'd be scared of is employability. I guess if you're doing freelance stuff it wouldn't matter as much. But, I'm honestly curious how many companies would be using Razor pages over something like Angular or React, which .NET Core also works well with. Maybe you are getting a headstart if WASM compiled languages end up taking over the frontend scene though?

@MrPDTaylor

4 жыл бұрын

@@dylaninfinity9756 yeah they aren't using Razor pages. Mostly for my own enjoyment

@dylaninfinity9756

4 жыл бұрын

Patrick TAYLOR Ah, okay well good luck. I’m still in uni and I’m about to get to the applying to jobs for after graduation phase in a few months time. I have a pretty good grasp with Node on the backend, but figured I should start branching off to other languages to be more employable. Hence, why I’m here. Being that making projects that prove I’m employable is my primary goal atm, I guess I just have a different goal. It’s also very probably pertinent that I haven’t made anything large enough in a dynamically-typed language yet to the point it becomes a deficit in terms of maintainability. Anyway, I thought I’d ask in case you knew of some trend I wasn’t aware of. Thanks for answering.

I like this man's tone of voice. It's so gentle. It feels like he believes in me!

@samitechcookie9758

3 жыл бұрын

What do you mean by the last sentence?

Thank you so much for your clear explanation : )

Great tutorial. I have learned so much from you

Very good tutorial for beginners. thanks

Excellent content. Very useful. Thank you.

Very nicely explained each and every things from the scratch .It's really very useful video to get started with .Net Core 3.1 ...video covers all major parts ...Thanks Sir...:) Bhai..jabarjast video banayo chhe ..

One day there will be a great programmer who's been looking at your tutorials, keep up the good work!

@tarekjrd75

4 жыл бұрын

and that men is me !

@fnamelname2371

4 жыл бұрын

@@tarekjrd75 inshAllah brother

@retro2712

3 жыл бұрын

@@fnamelname2371 allah isnt real he was a rapest...

@janwesleyalipio8464

3 жыл бұрын

@@retro2712 learn how to respect other peoples beliefs

@retro2712

3 жыл бұрын

@@janwesleyalipio8464 youre right, that was wrong of me, i shouldnt have said that, thank you for telling me this. im sorry ay for saying that

All my live i've been waiting for a simple explanation of IOC behavior... Now I can die in peace

@jonasmwalula1760

3 жыл бұрын

LOL

@shiralipalkamsetti2332

3 жыл бұрын

haha...i feel you !

@toptenlife704

3 жыл бұрын

same

Thank you Very Much for this content.

Great thanks só much, ALL that i need, can you recommend me more advanced material?

Great one, man!

The dependency injection explanation is very nice.

very good explanation & hands on project for better understanding