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Angular 14 CRUD Operation with Web API .Net 6.0

How to Perform CRUD Operation Using Angular 14 In this article, we will learn the angular crud (create, read, update, delete) tutorial with ASP.NET Core 6 web API. We will use the SQL Server database and responsive user interface for our Web app, we will use the Bootstrap 5. Let's start step by step. Step 1 - Create Database and Web API First we need to create Employee database in SQL Server and web API to communicate with database. so you can use my previous article CRUD operations in web API using net 6.0 to create web API step by step. As you can see, after creating all the required API and database, our API creation part is completed. Now we have to do the angular part like installing angular CLI, creating angular 14 project, command for building and running angular application...etc. Step 2 - Install Angular CLI Now we have to install angular CLI into our system. If you have already installed angular CLI into your system then skip this step.  To install angular CLI open vis

CRUD operations in web api using net 6.0

.NET 6.0 - CRUD API Example and Tutorial This tutorial gives you step by step implementation of creating CRUD operations using ASP.NET Web API Core. This tutorial builds API for its clients to manage employee. it shows how to configure the SQL server connection to manage CRUD operations in real-time applications. Let's start step by step. 1. Create ASP.NET Web API Project Open your Visual Studio and select New Project from File Menu.     Now enter the name of the application and click next.   Next select framework .net 6 from drop down and enable open API (Swagger) support and click on create to create default project template for API.   2. Now Add Model to Employee Web API In this step, you will add the Employee Model Class which will define database entity. Right click on the project from solution explorer and select Add -> New Folder . Enter folder name as Models . Right click on the Models folder and select Add -> Class and add class file with name