.NET Core Complete Guide (.NET 6) [OLD Course]

.NET Core Complete Guide (.NET 6) [OLD Course], available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.65, with 197 lectures, based on 15 reviews, and has 595 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn structure of ASP NET MVC Core (.NET 6) Project Learn structure of ASP NET Core (.NET 6) Razor Project Learn basic fundamentals of ASP NET MVC Core (.NET 6) Integrate Identity Framework and learn how to add more fields to Users Interact with Razor class library for Identity Integrate Entity Framework along with code first migrations Sessions in ASP NET Core (.NET 6) Email notifications Stripe Payment Integrations Repository Pattern to Access Database Seed Database Migrations Automatically Deploying website on Microsoft Azure This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone who wants to learn ASP NET MVC core (.NET 6) from Basics to Advance or Anyone who wants to learn most latest changes with Microsoft newest framework or Anyone interested in learning how to Architect Large Scale Projects It is particularly useful for Anyone who wants to learn ASP NET MVC core (.NET 6) from Basics to Advance or Anyone who wants to learn most latest changes with Microsoft newest framework or Anyone interested in learning how to Architect Large Scale Projects.

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Summary

Title: .NET Core Complete Guide (.NET 6) [OLD Course]

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.65

Number of Lectures: 197

Number of Published Lectures: 197

Number of Curriculum Items: 197

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 197

Original Price: $64.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Learn structure of ASP NET MVC Core (.NET 6) Project
Learn structure of ASP NET Core (.NET 6) Razor Project
Learn basic fundamentals of ASP NET MVC Core (.NET 6)
Integrate Identity Framework and learn how to add more fields to Users
Interact with Razor class library for Identity
Integrate Entity Framework along with code first migrations
Sessions in ASP NET Core (.NET 6)
Email notifications
Stripe Payment Integrations
Repository Pattern to Access Database
Seed Database Migrations Automatically
Deploying website on Microsoft Azure

Who Should Attend

Anyone who wants to learn ASP NET MVC core (.NET 6) from Basics to Advance
Anyone who wants to learn most latest changes with Microsoft newest framework
Anyone interested in learning how to Architect Large Scale Projects

Target Audiences

Anyone who wants to learn ASP NET MVC core (.NET 6) from Basics to Advance
Anyone who wants to learn most latest changes with Microsoft newest framework
Anyone interested in learning how to Architect Large Scale Projects

This is a Beginner to Advanced level course on .NET 6 that will take you from basics all the way to advance mode. This course is for anyone who is new to ASP.NET Core or who is familiar with ASP.NET and wants to take the first stab at understanding what is different in ASP.NET Core. From there we would be building multiple projects to understand all concepts in .NET 6 as we will deploy our final application on Azure as well as IIS.

Throughout this course, we would understand the evolution of ASP.NET Core, and then we would take a look at the modified files and folder structure.

We would then take a look at new concepts in ASP.NET Core
We would build a small Razor application with CRUD operations using Entity framework for integration with the database.
We would build our Bulky Book website where we will learn advanced topics in ASP.NET MVC Core
Finally, we will deploy our Bulky Book website on Microsoft Azure and IIS.

What are the requirements?

3-6 months knowledge of c#
Visual Studio 2022
SQL Server Management Studio

What am I going to get from this course?

Learn the structure of ASP NET MVC Core Project
Learn the structure of ASP NET Core Razor Project
Learn the fundamentals of ASP NET MVC Core
Build 2 Projects throughout the course
Integrate Identity Framework and learn how to add more fields to Users
Interact with Razor class library for Identity
Integrate Entity Framework along with code first migrations
Sessions in ASP NET Core
Custom Tag Helpers in ASP NET Core
Bootstrap v5
Authentication and Authorization in ASP NET Core
Email notifications
TempData/ViewBag/ViewData in ASP NET Core
Stripe Payment Integrations
Repository Pattern to Access Database
Seed Database Migrations Automatically
Deploying the website on Microsoft Azure

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Section 1

Lecture 1: welcome bulky final

Lecture 2: Live preview

Lecture 3: Tools needed

Lecture 4: Project resources

Lecture 5: .Net core road map

Lecture 6: Dependency injection

Lecture 7: Create Project

Lecture 8: Hot Reload

Lecture 9: Project file

Lecture 10: Launch settings, www root and app settings

Lecture 11: Programcs

Lecture 12: MVC architecture

Lecture 13: Routing overview

Lecture 14: Routing in Action

Lecture 15: Default Views

Lecture 16: Tag helper

Lecture 17: Action result

Chapter 2: MVC Basics – CRUD Operation

Lecture 1: Create Category Model

Lecture 2: Add Data Annotations

Lecture 3: Add Connection String

Lecture 4: Add Application Db Context

Lecture 5: Setup Program.cs to use DbContext

Lecture 6: Create Database

Lecture 7: Create Category Controller

Lecture 8: Retrieve all Categories

Lecture 9: Display all Categories

Lecture 10: Bootswatch Theme

Lecture 11: Bootstrap Icons

Lecture 12: Create Category View

Lecture 13: Demo – Create Category

Lecture 14: Server side Validations

Lecture 15: Custom Validation

Lecture 16: Add Client Side Validation

Lecture 17: Display Name and Range Validation

Lecture 18: Edit Category – GET

Lecture 19: Edit Category – POST

Lecture 20: Delete Category

Lecture 21: Temp data

Lecture 22: Partial views

Lecture 23: Toastr Alerts

Lecture 24: Scaffold CRUD

Chapter 3: Razor Pages – CRUD Operation

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Create Project

Lecture 3: Whats Different

Lecture 4: Razor Pages Introduction_Razor

Lecture 5: Default Views_Razor

Lecture 6: Routing Overview_Razor

Lecture 7: Create Category Model

Lecture 8: Data Annotations

Lecture 9: Connection String

Lecture 10: Application db context

Lecture 11: Program.CS Database Settings

Lecture 12: Create Database

Lecture 13: Categories Get Action Method

Lecture 14: Display All Categories

Lecture 15: Add Create Category Button

Lecture 16: Create Category Ui

Lecture 17: Create Property In Page Model

Lecture 18: Create Category And Bind Property

Lecture 19: Bootswatch

Lecture 20: Server Side Validations

Lecture 21: Custom Validations

Lecture 22: Display Name And Range Annotation

Lecture 23: Client Side Validations

Lecture 24: Links For Edit And Delete

Lecture 25: Edit Category

Lecture 26: Back To List

Lecture 27: Delete Category

Lecture 28: Temp data

Lecture 29: Toastr

Lecture 30: Partial Views

Lecture 31: Scaffold Crud Pages

Lecture 32: Back To Bulky

Chapter 4: N-Tier Architecture

Lecture 1: Creating more Projects

Lecture 2: N Tier Architecture

Lecture 3: Details Action Method

Lecture 4: Help Tip 1 – How to handle corrupted migrations

Lecture 5: Bootswatch Theme

Chapter 5: Repository Pattern

Lecture 1: Intro To Repository

Lecture 2: Repo Overview

Lecture 3: Repository Pattern Detailed Flow

Lecture 4: Repository Detailed Architecture

Lecture 5: Irepository Interface

Lecture 6: Implement Irepository

Lecture 7: Category Repository Interface

Lecture 8: Implement Category Repository

Lecture 9: Replace Dbcontext With Category Repository

Lecture 10: Implementing Unit Of Work

Lecture 11: Unitofwork In Action

Lecture 12: Assignment 1 Solution – Cover Type Repository

Lecture 13: Assignment 1 – Cover Type Repository

Lecture 14: Areas In .Net Core

Lecture 15: Areas In Action

Lecture 16: Assignment 2 – Cover Type Controller And Views

Lecture 17: Assignment 2 Solution – Cover Type Controller And Views

Instructors

Bhrugen Patel
Microsoft MVP | Passionate Software Architect

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