This document discusses building a TODO API using .NET 6 and a microservice architecture. It outlines creating a new .NET 6 Web API project in Visual Studio Code or Visual Studio, developing an API with actions to get, add, update, and delete TODO items that have an ID, task, completion status, and user ID, and adding a new controller. The TODO items will be stored in a database.
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Event Driven Programming - Lab 01
This document discusses building a TODO API using .NET 6 and a microservice architecture. It outlines creating a new .NET 6 Web API project in Visual Studio Code or Visual Studio, developing an API with actions to get, add, update, and delete TODO items that have an ID, task, completion status, and user ID, and adding a new controller. The TODO items will be stored in a database.