Web API Development in .NET 8 in 2 Hours | ASP.NET CORE | RESTFUL API

00:00:00 Introduction
00:03:06 What is Web API & Why create Web API
00:10:21 How Web API Works in Theory
00:14:49 How Web API Works  (Demo with Minimal APIs)
00:27:32 What is a Web API Framework
00:33:27 ASP.NET Core Middleware Pipeline
00:37:34 Web API Controller
00:42:25 Routing in Web API
00:51:17 Model Binding
01:01:06 Model Validation with DataAnnatation
01:08:07 Model Validation with ValidationAttribute
01:15:10 Web API Return Types
01:21:30 In Mememory Repository
01:25:01 Model Validation with Action Filter
01:35:30 Read Endpoint
01:36:55 Create Endpoint
01:46:45 Validating Create Endpoint with ActionFilter
01:51:23 Update Endpoint
01:59:48 Exception Hanlding with Exception Filter
02:05:48 Delete Endpoint
 

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