ASP.NET 6 REST API Following CLEAN ARCHITECTURE & DDD Tutorial | Part 1 - Project Setup

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Link to the full playlist: Become a Patreon & get the source code: Follow me on 'em socials: Twitter: LinkedIn: GitHub: What is this series? We'll build a REST API following Clean Architecture & Domain-Driven Design principles completely from scratch. We will use .NET 6, EF Core, and common patterns such as CQRS, unit of work, repository, mediator, and more 💪🏽 We'll also use some awesome open-source libraries such as MediatR, FluentValidation, ErrorOr, Throw, Mapster, and more. The developing environment will be visual studio code & dotnet CLI only. We will use awesome vscode plugins for everything from sending HTTP requests to connecting to our SQL database, debugging, and peeking at JWT tokens. We will code and refactor multiple times to tackle the many concepts I want to teach. When the series will be over, you'll have a good understanding and intuition on how to use these patterns & libraries in your industry-level applications. How often will a new part come out? Once or twice a week. What are we doing today? We'll set up the 5 projects following Clean Architecture, use some cool vscode extensions & start setting up some authentication stuff. We'll also understand how each layer registers its own dependencies in the dependency injection IoC. #dotnet 00:00. What we'll be building 01:58. Clean Architecture in one sentence 03:36. Technologies we'll use 04:30. Disclaimers 05:22. Who the heck is Amichai? 06:00. Overview of today's video 06:20. Project setup 10:55. Code: Project overview 11:48. Making HTTP Request inside vscode using the REST Client plugin 14:01. Deleting all unnecessary code 15:40. Register & Login endpoint schema 16:46. Presentation Layer vs. Application Layer 18:31. Modeling the API contract 20:20. Register & Login endpoint in the Presentation Layer 24:35. Authentication Service in the Application Layer 30:48. Registering the AuthenticationService in the IoC Container 31:55. Dependency Injection in Clean Architecture 36:17. What's next?