That's a great tutorial. Short and straight forward no wasting time

Shawn, everything works fine except for the identity default api endpoints which are protected e.g. manage/info doesn’t work with the bearer token and it works only with the generated cookie. Login endpoint is working fine. But once we are logged in and get the bearer token then all the identity api endpoints should be accessible with that bearer token. But the protected ones aren’t working. Any suggestions how to get it working with that bearer token and not the cookies which are http only tokens

thank you so much!!!

Thank you so much for this content, it helped me a lot. Regards from Brazil.

Great explanation!! Love it!

Lol, historical refactoring / back porting to various dialects? Super nerd content. I love it.

Your explanation is clear and concise, making the process easy to understand. Thank you for the details and excellent graphical explanation .. really helpful

Thanks for this part of the chat! I would love to hear more about how the Asp project must be acting as the pwa's server. It's got me a little stumped, and the plugin's deploy docs don't include .Net. You are the best! 👉👉💯

Nice explanation. It helped clarify a few things. Thank you for your efforts!

This is really useful thanks!

Excellent explanation and visualization!

when the stack pops what happens to a struct - which is a value type - that contains a string. is the string immediately culled (because the struct has been cleaned up) or does it wait around for the GC? - also how many pancakes where consumed after you did this ?

Is it able to see if the target is in stack or heap when debugging?

Awesome tutorial! Every other FluentValidation tutorial is copy/ pasting from the documentation site which is ok but might just help the beginners. This one helps the advanced users too! Kudos!

Brilliant, thanks Shawn.

Excellent, thank you! I've been a software engineer since 1981 and I started writing code in machine language and punching the finished product onto cards. Yikes! I moved to C when the company started running Bell UNIX which at the time was like science fiction. I think that is why I am ALL OVER the newest and latest version of anything. I'll go back and rewrite sections of code if there is a notable improvement in functionality or syntax. Old dog, new tricks: no problem.

Awesome thanks a lot Shawn! Love how concise you are.

Really cool, thank you sir! But with this method, how can i send token via api endpoint?

I learned C# when MVC5 was still brand new (according to google C# 5 with .Net 4.5), I came from a Java 7 and 8 background. I wasn't a big fan of C# back then, I think likely because of how MVC5 worked overall, but getting used to var and weird concepts like async, delegate, yield, and other such keywords (which I saw being used in codebases at the time). It was only when I started working with C# 7+ that the language clicked for me and async became second nature, it felt like much of what was clear and important to make things work got consolidated slowly over 7 and really took root in 8 with .Net Core which has cemented this language as one of my favourites.

Subscribed. Great stuff. Thanks. It's good to know this is available. Have you built something with it that was released as an app? (working on android and ios?)

Fantastic analysis of C#.

Great

For those that are new here, note: - When the glasses come on; you're about to learn something. - When the glasses come off; a point is about to be hammered in. You're welcome 🙂

Hi sir, I am looking for a mentor, can you teach me your tech skills, I am willing to work no fees.

Maybe I like you... I can't wait for that gRPC cause

Wow, 1.0 and 2.0 - what a blast from the past. Mixed memories for sure! Thank you!!

Walking down the memory lane 🙂

Incredible content, thank you very much!

We're too old. I remember my first book was of .NET version 1.1 and google was failing to search ".net"

Thank you! This kind of series put things into perspective. Although having coded C# before that, I learned Visual C# 2005, from the Step by Step book in the summer of 2007. It demonstrated boxing and then introduced generics. That version didn't include LINQ. But I barely remember those loops you used to do. Except in other languages.

Excellent content. Thanks for explaining the technical and not being judgemental of those of us stuck in framework.

Thanks for the video! As interesting as always

Hey Shawn, can you make a general c# video on streams?

thanks for posting Shawn. Looks to me like middleware is technically a node in a linked list, passing request http context to the next node and back recursively.

Nice, looking forward to Part 3

That was really cool. Thanks

It was just a small part of this, but you should use ILogger as it is meant to, without string interpolation.

Great video I have one query - can I run a stored proc on crown schedule where that sproc took 20 minutes to complete. And What happen if IIS pool recycles in between while this job is running do I need to reschedule or quartz will take care of this. Please reply.

Coolio !!! 💯💯💯💯💯

what advice you would giive to a seasonal dotnet developer like me ? or a beginner T_T my mind is sooo overwhelmed with a lot of informations need to understand

Like as always, concise and straight to the point. You are amazing Shawn. Keep it up.

Thanks for this video :)

Dear Sir, I would like to express my sincere appreciation for the valuable information you shared with us. Your presentation was truly remarkable and provided me with a wealth of knowledge that I found extremely useful. I am grateful for the opportunity to have learned from your expertise.

This is interesting. So far I’ve gone down my own route using BackgroundService, and Channel to send it data. It’s fine, but if you’re using IIS you need to watch out for application pool recycling, which has shut down my long running processes many a time! It took a few iterations before I got the configuration right in IIS Manager.

Hi, great video! What are the advantages over hangfire?

really cool! I knew Quartz was a thing, but had never seen a demo until now. Love it!

anybody can compare Quartz and Hangfire? they seem very similar. Also, now that MasTransit can use SQL as a transport (instead of RabbitMQ), there is another player to consider :)

Thank you so much for your teaching great and simple presentation God bless you

The unit test are more looking like integration, agree? I have not noticed you mocked anything...

How does it keep state if your app crashes / restarts? Can you store the jobs in a queue or database?