Welcome
What will you learn in this course?
Who is the course for and prerequisites
© 2026 Dometrain. All rights reserved.
Learn how to create robust, scalable REST APIs in ASP.NET Core. This course covers essential principles, real-world techniques, and advanced features for modern API development.
When people say, “I want to build an API”, nowadays, they almost always mean a REST API. RESTful APIs have been the dominant way of building APIs nowadays and for a good reason. Their properties make them scalable and robust for the modern world of distributed computing, and even though they are far from the only way of building APIs, they are the most popular by a wide margin. In this course, Nick will teach you how to build REST APIs based on his experience building them for millions of users in billion-dollar companies.
Very well structured, clear content and its presentation. Great delivery while explaining possible hitches.
The importance and benefits of using SDKs for APIs
Very well structured and insightful. I liked everything comes together.
Authentication and Caching. Some of this information was sometimes searching for me and like how easy in the it was.
I liked that the MVC approach was showed first then the migrating to minimal API. I also learned a lot about versioning and how to do authorization. Caching was also a nice topic.
How to structure API projects by slicing up the logic into different projects in the solution. Have one for the business logic, one for the models and so on.
It goes in all details on how to implement REST apis in .net, including parts I wouldn't thought about
The output cache was really interesting, and how to apply versioning properly too
clear and concise information and explores other topics to keep you in the loop. Overall a great crash course on the different aspects of API development.
general API implementation and the different aspects to consider.
I enjoyed the fact that this course went from Rest implementation in Controllers into Minimal APIs, down to a SDK that can be easily passed to a 3rd party or a frontend team.
How easy it is to implement a REST API, is just a set of standardized rules.
