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I feel like a good way to view it also is that if someone is selling an AI tool that's there to enhance what a person is doing, it probably has a lot more staying power than something that is being sold as a full replacement for a person. Computers don't work like how brains do so it can't replace them, but making stuff that's intended for people to use is something that is actually useful enough that folks would adopt it. And just personally as an engineer, it's a lot more satisfying to make stuff that people like to use vs a fully automated system that is supposed to exist without any human interaction.

How would you structure an auto project in an "appropriate" MVC-style? Since WASM needs to communicate with the Blazor Server over Web API in an auto project (afaik), would you add a (api-)controller-folder in the server project? Would you add a model-folder to the server project, for models with only server concerns? Would you add a model-folder to the WASM project, for only client concerns (which are accessable to server as well)? Thank you

How to use this without razor pages in minimal api only?

Omg your video is so encouraging. Love your videos so far. Keep up with it!

Finally, I understand the .NET universe. This was incredibly well explained, thank you!

Bad joke of the day: Transition from SWE to snake charmer especially if your language was Python.

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Haven't seen a better video on parallel programming than this! Super duper helpful.

Hello Tim, at this point in the project, is it possible if someone was given the weblink, the project could be used as an real-time online demo rather than the user downloading the project onto their local machine and using it there?

Excellent, excellent video!!!!!!

I got some feedback from co-pilot on C# linq questions, which jogged my memory. I looked back at C# In Depth by Jon Skeet and found what co-pilot spit out was word for word from a book written12-15 years ago. Yes, a heck of a search engine, but no better than the jerk in high-school who used to copy test answers.

Caused the problems it is proud of fixing??? Are we talking software here or government actions whooooooohahahahahahahahahahaha

ohhh thank you soo much! i made a weather program with a console app. it did run succsessfully, but i didn't understand how the properties worked. this video helped me understand it! :)

Hey Tim a good idea to learn and stay up to date with two frontend frameworks at the same time?

Having the Ai training on millions of github repos, will it be able to program by itself?

I have used WinForms for years, but watching this series excited me. Thank you so much for this.

Great great great tutorial.. You have so seamlessly pluck-out the topic of Azure functions from the forest of Azure concepts and put it out as a single module and explained it so well touching all the necessary details like Local development, pricing, deployment, integration with other platforms and future scope. Just loved it man. Thanks for this video.

Nah, I'm very sorry but a big NO to certain parts of this video. This method is too slow. Now is the age of AI, we should directly dive into real world projects or small tutorial projects. The basics, foundations, such as `for loop`, `if else`, syntax, those are too easy and basic, I mean we can just look up for syntax in the "modern dictionary": AI. Got anything hard to understand? Just ask AI. And for the debugging part, of course debugging yourself is very good for gaining experience, but I also think if you can find a solution online that would also be very good, the only problem is we should not completely throw the problem to another person without getting involved in the solving of the problem. The key is to solve the problem, either by debugging or searching online, debug by hand is not the only way, searching online, reading documents, even asking AI, are all solutions nowadays, in the AI age. Also talk about debugging, IDEs are also evolving, so the difficulty to debug nowadays are also way easier than years ago, especially when there is copilot around. Anyway the video is very good, thanks a lot on the video! But I don't think everyone should start from the basics now, because in this age everything is evolving too fast, basics are easy to catch up to, while learning fast is the key of this age. Utilizing all you can utilize, AI and IDEs, those can boost the process of learning, making "directly dive into projects without basics" a possible thing.

Hello Tim, would it have been easier to initially use windows going right into Azure rather than using Linux? What is the disadvantage of using windows in Azure with this project?

When you create the Factory static class, is that an implementation of the Factory Pattern? Also, I'm having a hard time trying to wrap my head around this principle, specially because I think I'm taking the "inversion" part too literally, like: instead of the high-level module depending on the low-level module, the low-level model should depend on the high-level module. But considering the statement that "both modules should depend on abstractions" and the usage of Interfaces, then I'm thinking that what DIP suggests is not inversion but more like... redirection? In this sense, both the high-level and the low-level modules have their dependencies redirected to an Interface, which the low-level module should be a implementation of (this way we can change the low-level model for another implementation without the high-level module complaint). Am I getting this right? Or am I mixing up concept with implementation? Anyways, I'm loving your videos and I'm learning sooo much! Keep it going with this great work! ✨

54:30 I remember in high-school (way back in the early 2000s), using VB to create little applications. I remember at the time a book came out about c# and I bought it. That was a long time ago. 😁

Thank you for taking the time to explain all of this. Its actually pretty simple and easy to understand. Grest video!

Curious everyone talks about post not being idempotent and the others like Put being idempotent. Looks like in asp core web api by default, it doesn't ensure idempotency. It behaves similar to POST, updating the resource every time its invoked regardless of where the incoming data is identical to the current state or not. To achieve idempotency you need to implement logic to handle identical requests to avoid redundant updates. Do you write any additional code or just use the verbage based on what is happening as just a best practice?

Amazing Guide, thank you man <3

what happens is when the tournament is created and the matchups are determined, say we have 3 teams of, the mathcup entries is populate with 5 entris, while the machups is populated with 2, 3 entries, with two entries being in round 1 and the last in round 2, now the issue, when the matchup entries is populated each entries is populated with a new id, the first three have parent macthu of null as they belong to the first round, while the last two entries has a perent machup of the first matchup in the and second mathup respectively, so it knows where these entries will come from, but it doesnet know know the teams yet. when i score a mathup the update made only happens to the score value and teamcmepeting value of the current machups, so my loop runs just twise permactup and updates the score values of those entries as team competing value is alrady null, while the entries of the secnod round mathcup have different id, i am guessing the issue must be from how my sql is structured, can anyone help me, is that how the matchup entries is suppoed to behave, or is the loop not supposed to run through every possible mathcup in the matchup model

i dont know if my datbase relationships was wrong

it just updating the entries for the current round, round two teamcompeting just remain nulls, is it not supoosed to update that when with the teamcopeteing id of the winner

hi Tim, the second rounds after the first round dont seem to populat for sql, team competing id is not updated in the matchup entries tables, but score is, so round 2 never gets the new team competeting, i have tried debugging, but i cant seem to find the issue

Hi, I am just at the beginning and I already don't understand. What are DbContext, DbSet, ConfigureServices, add migration, etc ? Don't you explain anything ? Am i just supposed to copy all without understanding anything ?

In my attempt, ChatGPT 4o was able to create a nearly circular, regular nonagon or even a hexadecagon. then I asked it to create a nonagon that looks like a trapezoid. This time, it gave me a distorted octagon. I told it that it didn't look like a trapezoid at all and that it was missing a side. So it gave me a nonagon that somewhat resembled a chubby winter melon.

Another point to add here is a problem our team is facing at work, which is an AI research institute, is managing expectations for company partners. Everybody sees the (cherrypicked) demos from Open AI and assumes AI can do anything. However, in reality we are often working with very limited and extremely specialized industrial or medical data. AI still has a long way to go here (which is good for me, means my job is secure :D )

Is async/await covered in the C# mastercourse?

As a software engineer, I'm most proud when I fix the problems I created-- especially before anyone else notices! Should come as no surprise that I first learned BASIC in a basement. It's just who I am.

I'm a senior dev and I got fired recently for making a stupid rooky mistake. I'm not sure who the following quote is from but it helped me a lot! "Never be a prisoner of your past.......it was a lesson, not a life sentence". In other words.......accept it, own it and move on

Thank you so much - learning a lot from you videos!

Thanks a lot!!!

We know AI is just a better search engine, awesome code gen or assistant... But its based on the knowledge already on the internet or whatever it was trained in at point in time.. techniques like rag can work with realtime data but has its limitations.... But it is not accurate all the time and needs someone to validate its output... Replacing most devs will not be possible with AI or text generator... Most of the industries use computers and automation or everything and putting everyone out of job means those people will just buy essentials to survive i.e. food, clothes etc. which will bring down many businesses and its a vicious cycle

We know AI is just a better search engine, awesome code gen or assistant... But its based on the knowledge already on the internet or whatever it was trained in at point in time.. techniques like rag can work with realtime data but has its limitations.... But it is not accurate all the time and needs someone to validate its output... Replacing most devs will not be possible with AI or text generator... Most of the industries use computers and automation or everything and putting everyone out of job means those people will just buy essentials to survive i.e. food, clothes etc. which will bring down many businesses and its a vicious cycle

Thank you Tim for creating such a wonderful Video.

So where does ASP .Net and ASP .Net Core come in?

you are right as of now Tim Corey. We will be there soon. AI will be the artificial life.

But why use static before the tableservers object creation in program class..is it necessary?

You created a long video and repeated all the simple things, but there is a lack of pros and cons of this pattern. I feel I did not learn if I have to use MediatR or not, what are the factors if I have to use this lib or not

Thanks Master for clearing things up in this video! Super important topic, couldn't have explained it better .

Thank you sir, you are great as always.

this is just exelent

Thanks for this clear explaination, Tim. I however do not get 1 thing - If SDE's are laid off/reduced as some coding tasks AI can do & an SDE can do more work. With this, how will AI generate new jobs? In which area/duties it could generate new jobs? What are your thoughts on it? Thanks.

Thank you 💙

When you mentioned Data Validation and CSV file validation, which library were you referring to and what are the most significant changes?