@amantinband

I wanted to create a high-pace tutorial for developers with some experience or beginners with strong technical skills onboarding an ASP.NET project. Really hope you'll enjoy this video, and I am excited to hear your feedback!

@kevball21

1 hour for Expert Dev = 5 hours for Jr Dev me :) Coding along to this video was great, really helps me to understand why some complexities are added that that I have never worked with before.  Looking forward to the next video!

@pablojjimenez

You could use this project as a base to build the DDD version, adding database, event sourcing… I reckon it can be easier for us to follow with examples 😇

@thefarhadfarhadi

Hi, I wanted to tell you how amazing your videos are, the best part was your package I really loved your way of thinking, and I'm sure with the help of your package we can definitely make our code base cleaner. 

Thanks again and keep making these amazing videos.

@wakeelsaliu5190

This is such a nice demo, although it has a lot of moving part, but it allows one to control one's flow from the ground up.

@ovas33710

Love your content dude! Hands down the best dotnet content on the internet. I was able to improve existing code base at work following your pointers. You have my respect. Nice work. Thank you!! :D

@anamuslimun

This is awesome! Learning new stuff. Thanks Amichai. 
Using the copilot together helped a lot too.

@makariyu69

More of this please. Great work Sir!

@ariefmuhammadlubis1803

Great video, I'm still waiting for your playlist "Clean Architecture & DDD"

@MilanJovanovicTech

Would have loved to see this with a real database. There are some nuances that you can talk about with "reading to write" and "reading to view".
Also, one thing worth expanding on is those ":guid" in the route and what they are for.

@sushilb7994

Excellent video as always. You are the best teacher, Amichai!

@ahmedzakaria5074

Great playlist, i hope that you talk about event sourcing

@kkleber

Excellent video quality and explanations!

@lifeisbeautifu1

This is amazing! Thank you!❤🔥

@D3coded_de

Thank you for you efforts to teach this topic to the people. I just had a problem with one thing, following the tutorial. At 48:54 for example you skip to a other part of the code, without saying, where you went. I know, that you are very fluent in using vscode and can navigate with keyboard, but these jumps sometimes confuse me and I have to look a second time, if I'am at the same place as you are. Keep up the good work! 👍

@harrynewman1744

This is great, thanks. Subbed.

@adeni4359

Great video! Please more videos similar to this

@gakshay9537

Great explanation Amichai. Just a question about the model where you have used constructor to assign the properties.  Consider if that model has a property called CreatedOn which should be assigned at the time of creating and at the time of update, it should not be modified. How do we handle this. basically if we want to add the custom code at the update or insert , how to handle it. Thanks in advance

@dm13199

This is a great video. Thanks for sharing. Btw, do you mind to list out all the vscode extensions that you use? Especially to auto-generate the code for class, namespace, interface. Is that github pilot? i cant find it for free.

@nivaldobrasil

Thank you