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In this video, we will build a blog with Angular and ASP.NET Core API.
We will first create a new ASP.NET Core Web API and we will install Entity Framework Core packages into our API.

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Then we will use the EF Core Code first approach to create our domain model for our blog and we will create the DbContext class.

Then we will use EF Core migrations to create a new database in SQL Server.

In this way, we will connect our ASP.NET Core Web API to perform CRUD operations on the SQL Server database.

Then we will inject the DbContext in the application using dependency injection and we will create CRUD (Create, Update, Delete and Read) methods.

Then we will create a new Angular UI application using Angular CLI.

We will then create the Admin functionality of the blog by creating new components in our Angular app. We will connect our Angular application to the ASP.NET Core API and will add CRUD operations in our Angular app.

Then we will also create another component for the public blog view.

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