ASP.NET 6.0 - Build Hands-On Web Projects - Error Logging in Web API Project

The video introduces a project involving an ASP.NET Core Web API and an MVC client application. The project uses ADO.NET and stored procedures for database operations, avoiding Entity Framework for performance reasons. It demonstrates client-side and server-side validation, and error handling using Serilog for logging. The tutorial aims to guide viewers through building a solution with a focus on performance and error management.

What is the main purpose of the project introduced in the video?

• To design a game using Unity

• To develop a desktop application using WPF

• To create a web application using ASP.NET Core Web API and MVC

• To build a mobile application using Xamarin

Why does the project use ADO.NET instead of Entity Framework?

• ADO.NET offers better performance with stored procedures

• Entity Framework is not compatible with ASP.NET Core

• ADO.NET is easier to use

• Entity Framework does not support SQL Server

What type of validation is performed when adding a customer?

• No validation is performed

• Both client-side and server-side validation

• Client-side validation only

• Server-side validation only

What happens if an order is added with a non-existent customer ID?

• The order is added successfully

• The application crashes

• An error is logged, but not shown on the client

• The order is added with a default customer ID

How are unexpected errors handled in the project?

• They are displayed to the user

• They are logged using Serilog

• They are ignored

• They are sent to a remote server

What is the role of Serilog in the project?

• To handle user authentication

• To manage database connections

• To log errors in the Web API

• To perform data validation

What relationship is demonstrated using the customer and order tables?

• No relationship

• One-to-many relationship

• Many-to-many relationship

• One-to-one relationship