
Describe updating an account holder by locating the record with a read repository and id, applying updates via the domain model, and returning the updated id in a response wrapper.
Create the delete account holder command and handler using unit of work to fetch by id, delete, and commit. Return a success response with the id; handle not found appropriately.
Define and test account holder endpoints by updating, deleting, and retrieving account holders via HTTP put, delete, and get by id, handling 404 not found and 200 ok responses.
separate the balance check from the transaction flow and validate withdrawal amounts against the account balance on the server; create and commit a transaction object for withdrawals and deposits.
Implement a post endpoint named transaction in the account controller to process transaction payloads and return a success or failure response. Expose the account balance in the response for testing.
Explore how MudBlazor's main layout uses the app bar, nav bar, and render body to structure a Blazor app. Override default razor pages with txt files to preview components quickly.
Learn to define account holder endpoints and build a front-end interface by creating a static endpoints class with add, update, delete, get by id, and get all routes.
Test the account holder list by launching the web api and Blazor wasm together, verify data retrieval from the api, and explore responsive design with data labels in Blazor.
Investigate a null reference in the account holder dialog and instantiate the create account holder object to render the form, then save to the API and show a success snackbar.
Implement a mediator-based query to fetch accounts by account holder ID, map to an account response, and expose a get accounts by account holder ID API endpoint for frontend integration.
Implement an async flow to fetch accounts by account holder ID via http client, bind the accounts list to the UI, and display it in a table with loading.
Create a new account list component with a from-scratch table inside a material card, reuse the header, display account number, balance, is active, and account type, and add account action.
Fix account list component by resolving enum string binding across API and front end, restore enum types, and enhance the UI with a read-only checkbox and currency formatting.
Test the transaction history component by validating label fixes, exploring navigation from the account list back to the account history, and routing with account holder id to load transactions.
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