@alvinbernardo9551
For all tutorials I have watch, you are the one explain it line by line
@gert-janvanderkamp3508
"I don't like magic, when it breaks down you have to figure it out first before you can fix it" ABSOLUTLEY YES. ASP CORE is brilliant in how it works, but boy does this configuration through extension methods obscure how simple it actually works. Both the services collection and pipeline, the core components of how it works, get obscured. Everyone creating anything serious shoud have a solid grasp of how the 'pipeline' (it's more of a trampoline) and the mvc routing mechanism work and how the classes it news up interact with the DI services. (maybe an idea for a video?) It's probably less work to go down understand that than to stare at the magic show and keeping your fingers crossed. Once you get it it really is so simple and elegant.
@0i0l0o
From now on, I'll just say For the Algorithm. Cause I am tired of writing that you are an outstanding teacher.
@amalaljohari9358
I usually don't watch long videos since they are wasting of time, but your videos are gold, I listen to each word and don't waste any second of your valuable videos, you are great Tim, I hope you always create videos, we learn a lot from you
@mahimakapoor1315
After wasting 2 days, I reached to this video...it's awesome..u simplified everything so smoothly...I can't even imagine to use this Logging without any help of yours.. Thank u Thank u so much
@lcee8325
Thank you for an excellent video @IAmTimCorey! My favorite part: 53:02 "Where do you go from here? Well, ...to start off with, you stop right here." :]
@TheChodex
This is so much better then Log4Net in my opinion. Simple things like this are what made me fall in love with .NET Core. Everything I need just comes built-in!
@torrvic1156
Thank you so much Mr. Corey! This video was full of very clear and reasonable explanations regarding to how basic logging works.
@wchishti
Thank you for explaining all the behind-the-scenes logic. It was very helpful.
@akshaynegi4849
this tutorial is amazing...I read the positive comments before starting the course and I am happy to take this course.
@jameshoiby
Tim, I've been using the basics in Serilog for quite a while and would love to see an in-depth discussion of the advanced features of Serilog. Thanks for the great videos!
@dalmirogranas9990
I keep getting back to this video over and over. Content is solid ❤️
@bhoopendrasharma9474
Thank you, Tim, for such informative video about .NET core ILogger, videos on Serilog and ApplicationInsights would also be exciting. Thanks again...
@MrOneWorld123
49:00 I used that approach previously to use class name + object instance hash as category. That way I could track down zombie instances of classes.
@sokkpupptz
i watched the whole thing but didn't what i came for which was how to log to files n=but still worth watching - thanks
@imanidioli
My headache relieved after this video bless you
@NelsonPRSousa
Hi Tim Corey, Just want to point out that at 41:45, Console was probably taking into account what you have specified in appsettings.Development.json, not appsettings.json. You guys should expand appsettings.json in Solution Explorer and see your settings for each environment (development, production, etc). Nice video anyway!
@LivingTheDream21
Very well explained, step by step and thorough. Answers all questions I would've had.
@SumanNath25
This was one the great content I have ever learned. Thanks Tim Corey.
@mrterrbl8184