All the CLI commands should be in the project directory

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All the CLI commands should be in the project directory #28381

Open kent05 opened 1 year ago

kent05 commented 1 year ago

I try to going through The asp.net core Razor pages tutorial because they noted it was for beginners, with VS code but some of the guide to follow are terrible. I am a beginner and at least snippet image of directories where certain CLI commands is needed would be a lot more helpful. Probably I'll come back if improvements has been made for pure beginners.

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Content: Part 2, add a model
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wadepickett commented 1 year ago

Thanks @kent05, the feedback is appreciated. I see your point. We will be soon updating this entire series for the .NET 8.0 preview and that will give me a chance to incorporate suggestions like this. This tutorial series introduces using Razor Pages with a beginner's real world web app using a model and a database. It is a more advanced topic then say, a first web page or even a first app. The first tutorial in this series, is that super simple app. You create it, and it runs, and you can start taking advantage of more features from there. By the time we get to a model and a database, it will be more complicated, but that said, anything we can do to clarify and eliminate possible time wasting should happen. I think your suggestion is helpful, thanks again.

wadepickett commented 1 year ago

@kent05, I have a Razor Pages centered training series I created here that was recently updated by the great Jon Galloway. I am curious if you find either one to be a better experience for your needs, or if there are things you found valuable from both.

Rick-Anderson commented 1 year ago

I am a beginner and at least snippet image of directories where certain CLI commands is needed would be a lot more helpful.

All the CLI commands should be in the project directory. A screen shot is not a good way to convey that information.