When you just started learning a new web framework (in my case, ASP.NET Core)

Haha, how do I understand you xDD
And don't forget to save when you get sth to work. Just in case)

P.S. mkdir v2 and so on))

Worked some with it, use it with the entity framework when doing your database building

@Stocken yus, EF Core is awesome

I used to use ASP.NET... then I discovered PHP and my entire life changed from that day on lol

@FinlayDaG33k For the worst I presume. :P Just kidding.

What kind of port is that O.o

@Alpham0use IIS seems to choose a port at random when debugging via Visual Studio.

@RememberMe huh, makes sense I've never written .NET

@Alpham0use it's not a .NET thing. If starting and connecting to the server is automated then one doesn't need to choose a port anyway, a random port is a good choice.
I see you're a full stack developer. You should try .NET Core out. It's cross platform, too.

@RememberMe you can change the port in appsettings.json I believe. The json file that is in the properties tab in solution explorer