ASP.NET Core MVC – Up and Running Part 2 (.NET 5)

ASP.NET Core MVC – Up and Running Part 2 (.NET 5), available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.6, with 108 lectures, based on 237 reviews, and has 1866 subscribers.

You will learn about Enhance an existing .NET Core 5 application Modify existing Architecture of Application Learn how to separate out Data Layer in another project Bootstrap 5 Repository Pattern N-Tier Architecture Datatables in .NET Core Toastr Notifications and TempData Complex Objects in Sessions in .NET Core Order Management architecture Facebook Single Sign On Integrate Braintree payment with refunds Syncfusion integration with .NET Core MVC. Data Seeding and Azure Deployments with .NET Core This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone who wants to learn how to Architect .NET Core application or Anyone who wants to learn .NET 5 and advance concepts or Anyone who wants to learn how to integrate Braintree payment gateway It is particularly useful for Anyone who wants to learn how to Architect .NET Core application or Anyone who wants to learn .NET 5 and advance concepts or Anyone who wants to learn how to integrate Braintree payment gateway.

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Summary

Title: ASP.NET Core MVC – Up and Running Part 2 (.NET 5)

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.6

Number of Lectures: 108

Number of Published Lectures: 108

Number of Curriculum Items: 108

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 108

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Enhance an existing .NET Core 5 application
Modify existing Architecture of Application
Learn how to separate out Data Layer in another project
Bootstrap 5
Repository Pattern
N-Tier Architecture
Datatables in .NET Core
Toastr Notifications and TempData
Complex Objects in Sessions in .NET Core
Order Management architecture
Facebook Single Sign On
Integrate Braintree payment with refunds
Syncfusion integration with .NET Core MVC.
Data Seeding and Azure Deployments with .NET Core

Who Should Attend

Anyone who wants to learn how to Architect .NET Core application
Anyone who wants to learn .NET 5 and advance concepts
Anyone who wants to learn how to integrate Braintree payment gateway

Target Audiences

Anyone who wants to learn how to Architect .NET Core application
Anyone who wants to learn .NET 5 and advance concepts
Anyone who wants to learn how to integrate Braintree payment gateway

ASP.NET Core(.NET 5) has advanced drastically, but with that comes many challenges for a developer.

How do you scale an existing application? How do you architect a mid-large scale project? How to correctly process payments?

This course is part 2 to the Part 1 of Up and Running ASP.NET Core MVC. In Part 1 we built our application with sending inquiry about products that are being sold.

As business requirements change, in this course we will have to add many more features to the project. But with that you need to be sure about architecture to make sure it is scalable! So there will be many changes in existing application, which is a typical real world scenario.

This course will provide you a complete real world scenario which will make you face many challenges and solve those issues as we proceed with the course.

So join me in this exciting course of exploring what real world challenges are and what issues you encounter when business changes their requirements.

We will be using the latest .NET 5 for this course along with Entity Framework Core and Braintree for payment processing.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Welcome

Lecture 2: What we will build?

Lecture 3: Topics covered

Lecture 4: What we built in part 1

Lecture 5: New requirements

Lecture 6: Approaching change in requirements

Lecture 7: Project resources

Lecture 8: Part 1 Project Overview

Chapter 2: Code Seperation

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Breaking out Utility Part 1

Lecture 3: Breaking out Utility Part 2

Lecture 4: Separating out Models

Lecture 5: Separating out Data Layer Part 1

Lecture 6: Separating out Data Layer Part 2

Lecture 7: Testing New Migration

Lecture 8: Packages

Lecture 9: Bootstrap 5 Changes Part 1

Lecture 10: Bootstrap 5 Changes Part 2

Lecture 11: End Code

Chapter 3: Repository Pattern

Lecture 1: Repository Interface Part 1

Lecture 2: Repository Interface Part 2

Lecture 3: Repository Interface Part 3

Lecture 4: Category Repository

Lecture 5: Category Respository In Action

Lecture 6: Solution – Application Type Repository

Lecture 7: Product Repository

Lecture 8: Product Repository Cntd

Lecture 9: Include Properties Common Error

Chapter 4: Inquiry Details

Lecture 1: Inquiry Header Model

Lecture 2: Inquiry Details Model

Lecture 3: Push Inquiry Header and Detail to Database

Lecture 4: Inquiry Repository

Lecture 5: Repository Pattern Modifications Part 1

Lecture 6: Repository Pattern Modifications Part 2

Lecture 7: Submit Inquiry

Lecture 8: Inquiry Controller and View Model

Chapter 5: Inquiry Management (Admin)

Lecture 1: 1 Add Inquiry Index View

Lecture 2: Inquiry Js

Lecture 3: Datatables Demo

Lecture 4: Inquiry Details Get Action

Lecture 5: Inquiry Details View

Lecture 6: Convert to Cart

Lecture 7: Delete Inquiry

Lecture 8: Toastr Notifications Partial View

Lecture 9: TempData and Toastr in action

Lecture 10: Adding alerts to application

Chapter 6: Shopping Cart

Lecture 1: Change In Requirements

Lecture 2: Add SqFt to Model

Lecture 3: Adding SqFt to session

Lecture 4: Shopping Cart Modifications

Lecture 5: Updating Shopping Cart UI

Lecture 6: Update Cart UI

Lecture 7: Update Cart Action Method

Lecture 8: Update Cart Functionality

Lecture 9: Update Cart on Continue Button

Lecture 10: Scenarios for User Details

Lecture 11: User Details based on Role of User

Lecture 12: Summary Page SqFt Calculation

Lecture 13: More fields on Order Summary

Lecture 14: Validations

Chapter 7: Order and Payments

Lecture 1: Order Header and Order Details Model

Lecture 2: Order Repository

Lecture 3: Create Order

Lecture 4: Demo – Create Order

Lecture 5: Order Confirmation

Lecture 6: Braintree Registration

Lecture 7: BrainTree Setup Part 1

Lecture 8: BrainTree Setup Part 2

Lecture 9: Braintree Transaction Client Setup Part 1

Lecture 10: Braintree Payment Flow

Lecture 11: Braintree Client Setup Part 2

Lecture 12: Overview of Braintree Transaction

Lecture 13: Braintree Server Setup

Lecture 14: Braintree in Action

Lecture 15: Clear Cart

Chapter 8: Social Login

Lecture 1: SSO Package and Version Update

Lecture 2: Register with Facebook Part 1

Lecture 3: External Login Changes

Lecture 4: Register with Facebook Part 2

Lecture 5: Social Login Association Samples

Lecture 6: UI Redesign

Lecture 7: Login UI Changes

Lecture 8: Login Bug

Lecture 9: Register UI Part 1

Lecture 10: Register UI Part 2

Chapter 9: Order Managment

Lecture 1: Order List View Model

Lecture 2: Order Index Action Method Part 1

Lecture 3: Syncfusion Setup

Lecture 4: Adding Syncfusion Grid

Lecture 5: Syncfusion Grid Customization

Lecture 6: Add Filter UI

Instructors

DotNet Mastery
Ultimate Training Resource for .NET Developers
Bhrugen Patel
Microsoft MVP | Passionate Software Architect

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3 stars: 15 votes
4 stars: 82 votes
5 stars: 138 votes

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