ASP.NET Web API and Javascript Full Stack Web Application - Build A Notes Application - Part 2

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This is PART-2 of the video series - Build Full Stack Web Application Using ASP.NET Core Web API and Javascript Client - Notes App

In this video, you will learn to create an amazing full-stack application that will be used to show, add, and delete update notes.
This will be a great learning experience and in this one, we will create a backend API using ASP.NET 6 (.NET 6) and use Entity Framework core to persist our data.
we will also create a front-end client using HTML CSS and javascript and we will tie both these applications together to create a wonderful full-stack web application.

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In the ASP.NET 6 Web API, we will install Entity Framework Core to talk to our SQL Server database and perform CRUD operations.

In the Client Side, we will create our UI Client using HTML, CSS and Javascript.

We will use the Fetch API to make HTTP Calls to our .NET API and make CRUD operations on the API.

We will also enable CORS on the .NET API.

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