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Hmm... I mean, Obsidian looks pretty good but I've been taking notes in markdown for a long time and I never really find myself wishing it could do more. I think I'm good with that.

great video, would've loved to see also with multiple projects and running migrations

Thanks for the video - Rider IDE as support to generate docker file for your project very easily actually but it's always good to know how to do it manually though

Doesn't .Net 8 support building docker containers with MS build without using a dockerfile? I'm surprised you are showing dockerfile use here.

Maybe I am outdated on this, but since we have a dedicated step for "dotnet restore", shouldn't we use the "--no-restore" option in the build and publish command, to disable the implicit restore?

How do you overwrite the token env variable from a login post request? So you don't have to paste the token manually in the env variables file Thanks

there is a lot there that i dont know like what is `FROM build as publish`

Hi @Amichai will you ever do a DAPR content?

Do I need to modify the restoration process because I have multiple layers in my project?

Very cool! My app runs on an EC2 aws instance and relies on local storage on that instance for storing images etc. What would be the next step for me to dockerize? Outsource the storage to AWS S3?

Awesome! Really simple explanation

Hi, love the videos, can you add to the title the part number? so we can have an order to search later.

Thanks ❤ for the video. Also request.. we need more videos on docker with .net distributed architecture. 🎉

I thought the presentation is not suppose to know about the domain layer following clean architecture. It should only know the application layer. Then why can we convert the product to response and also convert request to product from the presentation layer.

Loved the explanation!

Why Authentication service implementation in Application layer but the rest are in infrastructure layer?

It is awesome but in my framework I need to serialize result to be able to cache and deserialize. As it is struct it cant be serialized and data my cache pipeline doesnot work. Do you have a solution for that? Thank you

It needs NTLM authorisation added

i dont want create files just for make request

After seeing this, I think the best way to send HTTP requests for this use case is curl or requests.post() for more complex cases. They are universally understood, powerful, and need no extensions or IDE.

Nice video. It looks like VS Code or any other IDE that has support for http files can be used a replacement for postman in a lot of cases. Still it's missing some of the features that make Postman a great tool. What I need the most is authentication (e.g. OAuth2) and token management and a way for scripting requests (e.g. calculating a challenge/reponse value).

Answer: 58 Create Foo = 5 Implicit invoked: 5 + 1 = 6 Compute Foo *=2 Create Foo,rhs Implicit: 2 + 1 = 3 Use previous Foo,lhs: 6 Compute Operation: 6 * 3 = 18 Create Foo return implicit: 18 + 1 = 19 Compute Foo *=2 Create Foo,rhs Implicit: 2 + 1 = 3 Use previous Foo,lhs: 19 Compute Operation: 19 * 3 = 57 Create Foo return implicit: 57+ 1 = 58

I noticed someting strange, while the validation handler is called, validation errors are returned before it calls the handler. You can even comment out the pipeline definition in the dependency Injection file and it still return validation erroros.

Yeah, i remember 25 years ago we had those error codes, but at least there was a reason for that. Inventing new layer of error handing when you Can use standard exceptions looks to me really wrong. The author just took an example of misusing exceptions and solved that with an approach i would never use in my code.

What about when you need to get the bearer token from request a response header? is there a way to update the env variable on the fly?

Superflous use of the phrase "go ahead and..." has popped up all over youtube. I wonder what's the reason behind this?

honestly insomnia is better for defining tokens and variables

@amichai, please make a video on ErrorOr with minimal api, specially FastEndpoints. I have subscribed to Dometrain for CA and like this approach but would love to see some proper implementation with minimal api and FastEndpoint. Appreciate your content. Thank you.

Hello, Amichai. Do you have a special discount for a poor public school teacher from Brazil? 😊

i love you

Hi Amichai, do you have any tutorials on microservices and best practices. I think it would be very popular. Thanks again.

That's cool, but I personally prefer postman because of all the functionalities it has.

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I'm following this course using .Net 8, so far so good. This was an enlightening section, thanks for putting it together.

0:57 URI 3:53 GET method 7:10 POST method 8:29 PUT method 11:19 DELETE method 12:29 Idempotency of methods 15:13 Safety of methods 16:30 Status codes

Can we even use this for writing tests? What’s the point of this? Just to send one request? What if we have to generate the tokens every time for sending a request? How to do that? How to store a value from a request to be sent in another?

I use insomnia these days, it's quite good

And, you don't need any mapping software as well. What is going on? Why are we adding these libraries where you can do it yourselves easily and your project size will be smaller? Are we trying to accommodate not-so-good programmers? Is that why we are having too many hacks?

I don't understand. What happened to old-fashioned Interface extraction of the data for the ViewModel Why am I adding a stupid library for extra download for no good reason? You can create a ViewModel Folder and each entity, create a folder for itself, and create the interface for it. CQRS, something, Create a folder under the same repository and call one of them Transactions or whatever you want to call it to make it clear, and the other one Query. let your services call it accordingly. Make it clear. You don't need all these things and make your code bigger and bigger by adding unnecessary libraries.

Seems like way more work for no benefit other than to avoid postman. MS Edge has basic functionality, imports collections, etx. Probably more useful than this lol

Great lesson!! What is the name of this tool that you use to generate these arrows and blocks?

I enjoyed working through this Amichai, thanks for all you effort putting this together with the ErrorOr package. I came up with a slighly different approach to the unauthorised issue as I didn't like the Problem call in the controller. I just created an Authorization error in the domain and mapped the Unauthorised status code in the APiController, I then set the login password check to call the unauthorised error type which you kindly created.A possible suggestion for your ErrorOn package in the future would be to map the StatusCodes to the Error types this would make things a lot easier. Thanks again.

Thanks for the video. Can you also have part 2 of this video where you process the json responses and set new values of environment variables and then send 2nd http request to some another endpoint after that (using json data values from success response data).

How do you get these suggestions in your CLI ?😮

Best regards from Germany. Why don't you use Mapster anymore? Are mapper libraries no longer in fashion?

So I can do this all in postman. What about populating the variable with a HTTP call? Say I have an API call to get a token and then want to use that token in other API calls? I can do this in Postman, can it be done with this?

If you are using postman for single requests you are missing the power of it

your are so amazing thank you :)