Hosting model for .NET APIs [Pt 2] | Back-end Web Development with .NET for Beginners

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This video introduces the minimal hosting models of web APIs in ASP.NET Core. In this video, Safia creates a new ASP.NET Core project template in Visual Studio Code (VS Code) then explores this new app's configuration in the Program.cs file. Program.cs will launch a host that's responsible for starting the application, configuring an underlying HTTP server, and setting up the pipeline for processing requests and responses over HTTP.

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00:00 - Intro
00:25 - Create a new ASP.NET Core project in VS Code
00:56 - View ASP.NET Core configuration in Program.cs
02:28 - Outro  

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