As with my blog application, I'm developing the Movie Pro application in .NET 6 even though the Coder Foundry tutorials are currently in .NET 5.
This .NET 5 vs .NET 6 difference was a minor sticking point in my blog application, however I thought I'd write the post in the Movie Pro blog since this difference jumped in to my mind as I pre-emptively coded around it.
The difference being how we declare property values in classes, which is initially a 'green ramen' problem, but becomes a much larger issue when trying to communicate with a SQL database.
This link proved to be very useful. Currently I have opted for the option to set each relevant property to be nullable, i.e. 'public string? Description { get; set }', in the example image above.
Created: 19-Feb-2022