Thoughts on .Net & Coding

In the previous part of this article we created the Projects table and EF Core classes. Now it's time to create a Web API that performs the CRUD operations on the Projects table.

Non-relational data is quite common these days. Such a non-relational data is often stored in JSON format. There are database engines available that process JSON documents and allow you to work with data using specialized libraries designed for that purpose. However, at times you need to work with relational and non-relational data together in the same application.

In the previous article we learned to call Web API and minimal API using fetch(). Many a times your APIs are secured using JSON Web Token (JWT) based authentication scheme. And you need to pass the JWT while making API calls. In this part of the article we will learn to do just that.

In the previous article we created a Web API controller and minimal APIs that perform CRUD operations on the Customers table. Now it's time to call our APIs from our UI. We could have used a plain HTML page for housing the UI elements but we will use the same MVC view that we have created in the previous examples of this series.

In the previous article we learned how to invoke ASP.NET Core MVC actions using JavaScript fetch(). Now it's time to see how Web APIs and Minimal APIs can be invoked using fetch().

In the previous article we completed the Razor Pages example that uses fetch() to perform CRUD operations. You can use the same technique to call ASP.NET Core MVC controller actions. In this article we will migrate our Razor Pages code to MVC.

In the previous article we created various page handlers that are supposed to be called from the client side script using fetch() method. Now it's time to build the UI by adding the fetch() calls and client side event handlers.

In the previous article we discussed the basics of the browser's fetch() API. We also fetched HTML page from the server using GET verb. Now it's time to do something more interesting -- CRUD operations using fetch() and Razor Pages.