Lets Do Coding

Lets Do Coding
In this PlantUml Themes Masterclas we shall see the plantUML Theming and make stunning and beautiful plantuml diagrams. We shall start with the basics on how the visual design works in general covering all the aspects under the hood and then proceed for how to use pre-defined system themes with just two words as well as how you can use your custom themes. This video does need some basic understanding of PlantUML since we would be focusing on the beautification part and not the actual design. There is a complete masterclass we did for PlantUML that covers all aspects from installation to rendering and targeted sequence diagrams which can be found here: https://youtu.be/JqJpbNxIK90 . Checkout the video to understand how you can generate sequence diagrams easily. Relevant Links: Source: https://github.com/letsdocoding/youtube-content-sources/tree/main/plantuml_themed Masterclass sequence diagram: https://youtu.be/JqJpbNxIK90 PlantUML CI Integration with AzureDevops - WIP/Coming Soon SkinParam All Attributes/Usage: https://plantuml.com/imgw/img-fccfb72c6712932336a7f7d2be0a525f.png PlantUml themes Gallery: https://bschwarz.github.io/puml-themes/gallery.html PlantUML Themes Repo: https://github.com/plantuml/plantuml/tree/master/themes Index: 0:00 - Intro 1:22 - Current Setup 2:35 - skinparam 5:10 - Using class type grouping 7:45 - Message Alignment 9:25 - Monochrome 10:42 - Handwritten Mode 12:40 - Themes 14:48 - Using Custom Themes 16:44 - Closure and Way Forward
PlantUml Themes Masterclass | Beautify PlantUML Diagrams | LetsDoCoding
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In this video we shall be bootstrapping Entity Framework DAL layer we built in last lab using a dotnet core application and establish database connectivity (and validate it) along with some bare bone seeding in one of the two tables. . This is part 4 of the EFCore Complete Course and the bootstrapping done validates end to end database connectivity. The scope of this video is limited which shall be extended in the upcoming videos, here we setup 2 tables in database with seeding and all production ready project structuring. EF Core Complete Definitive Course : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JHzC5AXXlnE&list=PL3TuugVsz1mMmN5hk8hXb9pPyzvPFGkXO Source code available at GitHub: https://go.letsdocoding.com/efcore-source Free to use the source code for all purposes. Index: 0:00 - Intro & Recap 1:52 - Adding the WebAPI invocation project 3:10 - The Migrations Project 4:18 - XAMPP 4:50 - phpMyAdmin 6:00 - Pomelo Mysql Driver 7:05 - Updating Startup 8:00 - Adding Connection String 14:30 - Updating DbContext 16:10 - Updating Controller 18:00 - Migrations 21:45 - Validating Database 22:40 - Validating API 23:45 - Way Forward
Bootstrapping Entity Framework DAL Layer | EFCore Complete Course Part 4
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In this video we shall be Using a Custom Domain with AWS REST API Gateway and also getting a free SSL certificate from Amazon Certificate Manager. REST Gateway provides a lot of of important features in comparison to you normal HTTP v1/v2 API Gateway around security and others. However two problems apparent over there are the ugly random urls and the stage name as request path. With Custom Domains you can directly use your production and site ready certificate with REST Gateway which we shall do in this lab. Index: 0:00 - Intro 1:45 - Quick Recap 2:35 - Problem with default URL 4:02 - Custom Domain Names 5:00 - Adding a Domain 5:53 - Requesting a certificate 8:03 - Validating/Approving Certificate 9:05 - Using the new certificate 9:30 - Configure API Mappings 10:34 - DNS Records 12:20 - Everything in order 13:05 - Recap and way forward 13:45 - Thanks
Using a Custom Domain with AWS REST API Gateway with free SSL
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In this video we shall be deploying AWS Lambda using Dotnet Core 5 based Docker image. We would be using the Dotnet Core 5 to built the WebAPI, then create a docker image and publish to ECR. Once the image is published to AWS Elastic Container Registry or ECR, we shall continue and deploy the lambda from this image and shall update the image and then lambda thereafter. The container image are new features that allows docker images to be used for container images. We shall also see some more advanced options to save time and improve performance such as batching. Source code available at: https://github.com/letsdocoding/lambda-dotnet-docker-image Next Video in Series - Adding Custom Domain to AWS REST API Gateway Index: 0:00 - Intro 1:30 - Logical Diagram 2:32 - Creating WebAPI project 3:13 - Brief Context 4:34 - Blueprints 6:05 - Exploring Default Files Generated 8:58 - Adding the new controllers 9:41 - Quick recap of code 11:53 - Updating the Dockerfile 16:23 - ECR Changes 18:00 - Pushing to ECR 19:32 - Batching the push 21:14 - Creating the Lambda 23:05 - Updating the image and lambda 25:23 - Lambda Configuration Options 23:38 - Adding REST API Gateway 29:12 - Testing the setup 30:15 - Deploying the API 31:21 - Closure and Steps Forward
AWS Lambda using ECR and Dotnet Core based Docker Image
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in this video we shall be seeing on What and Why of Entity Framework should be used along with Benefits and Advantages. We start with a brief context of entity Framework and understand what is entity framework actually. Then we shall proceed with the advantages and benefits. This is part 2 of the EFCore Complete Course and we are discussing the Advantages and Benefits here. While entity framework 6 is not GA, we have tried to give a glimpse and new features shall be updates shall be posted as it goes to GA. Check out the other videos in series to learn entity framework and also how to use efcore with DotNet core. Source Code: https://go.letsdocoding.com/efcore-source Complete Course Series: https://go.letsdocoding.com/efcore-course Index 0:00 - Introduction and Brief Context 4:59 - Benefits and Advantages 5:18 - Strong Typing 5:47 - LINQ Queries 6:27 - Devops / Versioning 6:50 - Database as a Code 7:05 - Migration Bundles 7:43 - Constraints 8:20 - Navigation Properties 8:54 - Loose Coupling with DB 9:47 - State Tracking 10:38 - Atomic Commits 11:15 - Fast ramp up and easy learning curve 11: 33 - Closing and Thanks
What and Why Entity Framework - Advantages and Benefits | EFCore Complete Course Part 2
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In this video we shall be setting up and design the base Entity Framework Core DAL Framework. This is part 3 of the EFCore Complete Course and the framework built in here will be used throughout the course. We shall be starting with a quick recap and have a look on the roadmap. Thereafter we shall start with the POCO entities and adding auditability. We shall see why to use DateTimeOffset and add the project for DAL Framework. Then we use project for actual dal layer and DbContext and Packages. EF Core Complete Definitive Course : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JHzC5AXXlnE&list=PL3TuugVsz1mMmN5hk8hXb9pPyzvPFGkXO Source code available at GitHub: https://go.letsdocoding.com/efcore-source Free to use the source code for all purposes. Index: 0:00 - Intro 01:19 - Course Overview - Recap 02:10 -Target for actual production 04:47 - Course Roadmap 05:36 - The Start 06:40 - Contracts project 07:51 - First Entity 10:10 - Adding Auditability 12:05 - DateTimeOffset 13:41 - BaseEntity - Why and Where 14:59 - DAL base Framework 15:40 - Adding the Packages 17:02 - Adding the DbContext 19:08 - Barebone Unit of Work 22:39 - BaseRepository 29:45 - User Repository 31:40 - Extension Methods 33:33 - The mistake corrected 34:42 - Closure and Final Pointers
Entity Framework Core Design DAL Framework | EFCore Complete Course Part 3
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