Learn C# Full Stack Development with Angular and ASP.NET

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Creating your first full-stack application Part 1: ASP.NET

Lecture 1: Course Introduction

Lecture 2: What is full stack development

Lecture 3: Installing Visual Studio and ASP.NET

Lecture 4: Creating an API project

Lecture 5: In-Depth exploration of the API project

Lecture 6: Structure of an ASP.NET API

Lecture 7: Handout: ASP.NET

Lecture 8: Creating the book model

Lecture 9: Creating the book controller from scratch

Lecture 10: A small request

Lecture 11: HTTP requests and responses

Lecture 12: Handout Http Requests

Lecture 13: Creating the get all books endpoint

Lecture 14: Configuring the project for controllers

Lecture 15: Adding a redirection for the default route

Lecture 16: API review before moving on

Lecture 17: Handout: Full-Stack Development

Chapter 2: Creating your first full-stack application Part 2: Angular

Lecture 1: Installing node.js

Lecture 2: Installing the angular cli

Lecture 3: Installing visual studio code and extensions

Lecture 4: Setting the execution policy

Lecture 5: Creating your first Angular project

Lecture 6: Angular project deep-dive

Lecture 7: Handout: Angular

Lecture 8: Creating the book interface

Lecture 9: Creating the book-list component

Lecture 10: Binding data of components

Lecture 11: Binding a book object

Lecture 12: Creating an ngFor loop to show multiple books

Lecture 13: Creating the angular book service

Lecture 14: Building the book service

Lecture 15: Handout: Angular services

Lecture 16: Sending a get request with observable to the api

Lecture 17: Handout angular observables

Lecture 18: Using the book service in our component

Lecture 19: Configuring CORS to allow api access

Chapter 3: Employee Management System Part 1: ASP.NET

Lecture 1: Project Introduction: Employee Management System

Lecture 2: Source Code ASP API

Lecture 3: Installing .NET 9.0

Lecture 4: Updating visual studio

Lecture 5: Enabling preview features in vs

Lecture 6: Source Code: Employee Management API

Lecture 7: Creating the asp employee management project

Lecture 8: Employee model creation

Lecture 9: Installing Entity Framework Core + In Memory Database

Lecture 10: 306 Creating and registering a database context

Lecture 11: Handout: DB Context

Lecture 12: Adding a DbSet<> for our employees to the db context

Lecture 13: Handout: Entity Framework

Lecture 14: Configuring CORS for Angular

Lecture 15: Using the repository design pattern and creating the repository interface

Lecture 16: Creating the employee repository class

Lecture 17: Employee repository logic for adding

Lecture 18: Employee repository logic for getting

Lecture 19: Employee repository logic for updating and deleting

Lecture 20: Handout: Repository design pattern

Lecture 21: Registration of the repository for the dependency injection

Lecture 22: Creating the employee API conroller with a create endpoint

Lecture 23: Adding and configuring Swagger

Lecture 24: Testing an API endpoint with Swagger

Lecture 25: GetAll Endpoint

Lecture 26: GetById Endpoint

Lecture 27: Create Endpoint

Lecture 28: Delete Endpoint

Lecture 29: Update Endpoint

Lecture 30: API review

Lecture 31: Handout: ASP Crud API

Chapter 4: Employee Management System Part 2: Angular

Lecture 1: Source Code Angular App

Lecture 2: Angular project creation

Lecture 3: Employee interface and employee table component

Lecture 4: Environments for the api url

Lecture 5: Creating the employee service

Lecture 6: Loading employees from the api

Lecture 7: Showing the employee data in a table

Lecture 8: Defining routes in angular

Lecture 9: Creating a simple navigation menu based on routes

Lecture 10: Preparing the employee form

Lecture 11: Creating the employee form and data binding

Lecture 12: Finishing the employee form

Lecture 13: Handout: Angular data-binding

Lecture 14: Extending the service to send a http post request

Lecture 15: Handling observable errors and showing error messages with conditional rendering

Lecture 16: Deleting Employees

Lecture 17: Edit Employee Route

Lecture 18: Reading a param from the URL

Lecture 19: Loading the employee to edit

Lecture 20: Editing an existing employee

Chapter 5: Employee Management System Part 3: Styling

Lecture 1: Exploring Bootstrap

Lecture 2: Installing Bootstrap

Lecture 3: Styling a navbar

Lecture 4: Styling the employee table