This tutorial needs to be updated. Its due.
I got tired of going back and forth from this and the docs.
though this is a much deeper example then the docs i think
its time for an update that aligns with where the docs are at.
I see the use of a mapper in this article but in the docs its done differently with a brief example of how, if by any chance you create a mapper in this manner. Good thing the github is linked also but still needs an update. Hope its soon. Thanks for the article. Im not debating if its better then mvc or any of that. Im coming from js/ts with node/bun, so just the fact your using any api architecture for the folder structure is amazing. I also use brackets on the same line. So i know thats .Net blasphamy lol. I just need a solid update to this article or inbed this version of the tutorial in the docs. The current one is way simpler then this and this one seems the better of the two because of the detail. Just a suggestion.
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This tutorial needs to be updated. Its due.
I got tired of going back and forth from this and the docs.
though this is a much deeper example then the docs i think
its time for an update that aligns with where the docs are at.
I see the use of a mapper in this article but in the docs its done differently with a brief example of how, if by any chance you create a mapper in this manner. Good thing the github is linked also but still needs an update. Hope its soon. Thanks for the article. Im not debating if its better then mvc or any of that. Im coming from js/ts with node/bun, so just the fact your using any api architecture for the folder structure is amazing. I also use brackets on the same line. So i know thats .Net blasphamy lol. I just need a solid update to this article or inbed this version of the tutorial in the docs. The current one is way simpler then this and this one seems the better of the two because of the detail. Just a suggestion.