ASP.NET Core – Build Hands-On Web Projects

ASP.NET Core – Build Hands-On Web Projects, available at $79.99, has an average rating of 4.55, with 98 lectures, 3 quizzes, based on 31 reviews, and has 1348 subscribers.

You will learn about The students will learn everything that is critical in the ASPNET Core 3.1 framework. They will learn middleware, model-binding, session and state management Practical hands-on application with Razor pages and MVC templates The students will learn a critically demanding topic of creating their own web Api with a real SQL database to perform CRUD operations. They will then learn to create the client MVC application within the same Visual Studio solution to consume the API created in the previous section. The students will learn adodotnet technology and use of stored procedures in a database for CRUD operations. This course is ideal for individuals who are All level of developers : Beginner – Intermediate – Senior having some knowledge of C# (1 year or more) having experience of working on aspnet platform. or Any software engineering student willing to learn this new web framework from Microsoft. or Learners aiming to switch over from Java/C++ background for professional or personal development. It is particularly useful for All level of developers : Beginner – Intermediate – Senior having some knowledge of C# (1 year or more) having experience of working on aspnet platform. or Any software engineering student willing to learn this new web framework from Microsoft. or Learners aiming to switch over from Java/C++ background for professional or personal development.

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Title: ASP.NET Core – Build Hands-On Web Projects

Price: $79.99

Average Rating: 4.55

Number of Lectures: 98

Number of Quizzes: 3

Number of Published Lectures: 98

Number of Published Quizzes: 3

Number of Curriculum Items: 108

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 108

Number of Practice Tests: 1

Number of Published Practice Tests: 1

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

The students will learn everything that is critical in the ASPNET Core 3.1 framework. They will learn middleware, model-binding, session and state management
Practical hands-on application with Razor pages and MVC templates
The students will learn a critically demanding topic of creating their own web Api with a real SQL database to perform CRUD operations.
They will then learn to create the client MVC application within the same Visual Studio solution to consume the API created in the previous section.
The students will learn adodotnet technology and use of stored procedures in a database for CRUD operations.

Who Should Attend

All level of developers : Beginner – Intermediate – Senior having some knowledge of C# (1 year or more) having experience of working on aspnet platform.
Any software engineering student willing to learn this new web framework from Microsoft.
Learners aiming to switch over from Java/C++ background for professional or personal development.

Target Audiences

All level of developers : Beginner – Intermediate – Senior having some knowledge of C# (1 year or more) having experience of working on aspnet platform.
Any software engineering student willing to learn this new web framework from Microsoft.
Learners aiming to switch over from Java/C++ background for professional or personal development.

Hi there, I am Kaushik Roy Chowdhury. I am a Microsoft Certified Professional and hold a Master’s Degree in Computer Science from Auckland University of Technology (AUT), New Zealand.

I have worked in the software development industry in New Zealand with some eminent companies on various permanent and contract assignments.

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Are you are a passionate software developer or an eager student of software with a passion for learning new cutting edge technology products, desiring to find your way through this ever-evolving and new web framework? This course will allow you to use ASP.NET Core 3.1 professionally for creating web applications using all the three project templates: Razor pages, Web API, and MVC.

At the time of originally creating this course, ASP.NET Core 3.1 was the current and latest stable framework version, forming the foundation of this course. Since then, Microsoft has released ASP.NET 6.0, the Long Term Support version, at the .NET conference in early November 2021. To keep in line with these releases, I have updated the content to reflect the latest advancements in the framework.

This course includes a comprehensive guide on how to migrate major projects from ASP.NET Core 3.1 to ASP.NET 6.0. Specifically, you’ll learn how to migrate the major project—creating a Web API and consuming it with an MVC Client. The migration process, as demonstrated in the course, is straightforward and requires minimal effort.

Currently, the latest LTS version is ASP.NET 8, and I have updated the course content to include a new section, Section 12, which covers building a Razor Pages Web Application in ASP.NET 8. This section includes features such as filtering, sorting, and pagination. My goal is to keep the course content updated from its initial publication, ensuring it remains relevant and valuable as new versions are released.

This course begins with the objective to walk through the learner with the building of a few important ASP.NET Core concepts through coding example projects in Visual Studio 2019.

The course then leads them to build a Razor app to-do list with an in-memory collection. The same application is then built with MVC concepts to perform a comparative study between the two technologies.

Thereafter, the highlight of this course appears with a real-life project spanning over two sections and multiple lectures.The first section shows the building of a web API with sequential stages and hands-on coding and explanation. The Web API uses ADO dotNET technology and SQL Server database with Stored Procedures. Entity framework has not been used because of two main reasons: There are plenty of courses and articles showing the use of Entity Framework Core (EF Core) in the market place. Secondly, ADO technology is what EF Core is built upon and proven to be at least as good performance-wise. Lastly, I have now introduced a section that shows how to use EF Core to build a Web API using ASP.NET 6.0. So the learners have a chance to learn both the popular technologies for applications that are database-driven.

The Web API has Serilog NuGet package integrated for structured error logging in text files.This project follows a repository pattern which is a best practice in Web development.

The second section (part) shows the consumption of the Web API by an ASP.NET Core 3.1 MVC application for CRUD operations (as the front end). This application saves and retrieves to/from the database used by the Web API thereby extending the idea for learners to consume public API’s through an in-house MVC client.

I have now added a section at the end on Creating a Web API with ASP.NET 6.0 using EF Core – Code First Approach.

The entire course has got a number of assignments, quizzes, and a practice test spread over the sections to self-assess learning.

Downloadable code samples and links to free external resources have been provided wherever felt necessary.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Encouraging Constructive Feedback: A Message to Our Udemy Students

Lecture 2: Course Title Change and Migration to ASP.NET 6.0

Lecture 3: Course Descriptor and Scope

Lecture 4: Who Am I?

Lecture 5: Setting Up the Development Environment

Lecture 6: Introduction

Chapter 2: Create and Take a Deep dive into Your First ASP.NET Core 3.1 Application

Lecture 1: Understanding the New Look Project File

Lecture 2: The Program Class and Host Object

Lecture 3: The Startup Class – How to Configure Services

Lecture 4: The Startup Class – Defining the Middleware Pipeline

Lecture 5: How Razor Pages Generate Response

Lecture 6: Section Summary

Chapter 3: Middleware in ASP.NET Core 3.1

Lecture 1: About Middleware

Lecture 2: Asynchronous Programming through Console Application

Lecture 3: Request Delegate Usage for Inline Middleware

Lecture 4: Create Your Custom Middleware

Lecture 5: Understand the Behavior on Combining Middleware

Chapter 4: Detailed look into the into Razor Pages and MVC Application

Lecture 1: Create a ToDo List Razor Pages Application

Lecture 2: Build a Complete MVC ToDo List Application

Chapter 5: Model Binding in ASP.NET Core

Lecture 1: Model Binding Introduction

Lecture 2: Integrating Microsoft GitHub Repository Sample Code

Lecture 3: Announcing Release of ASP.NET 6

Chapter 6: State Management in ASP.NET Core

Lecture 1: What is State Management of a Web Application ?

Lecture 2: Cookies for State Management

Lecture 3: State Management (Session State)

Lecture 4: Query Strings for State Management

Lecture 5: Hidden Fields for State Management

Chapter 7: Coding Project Part 1: Build a Web API

Lecture 1: Introduction: Build and Consume a Web API using ASP.NET Core and ADO.NET

Lecture 2: Create a Web API

Lecture 3: Understand the SQL Server Database Tables

Lecture 4: Understand the Stored Procedures for CRUD operation

Lecture 5: Create the Customer Model Class

Lecture 6: Create the Order Model Class

Lecture 7: Create the ICustomerRepository Interface

Lecture 8: Create the IOrderRepository Interface

Lecture 9: Edit the appsettings.json File to Include the Connection String

Lecture 10: Error Logging in Web Api Project

Lecture 11: Integrating Serilog for Web Api Logging

Lecture 12: Create a Customer Repository

Lecture 13: Completing Customer Repository CRUD Methods

Lecture 14: Create an Order Repository

Lecture 15: Completing Order Repository CRUD Methods

Lecture 16: Registering in Startup Class

Lecture 17: Creating the Home Controller

Lecture 18: Creating the Customer Controller

Lecture 19: Creating the Order Controller

Chapter 8: Coding Project Part 2: Consume the Web API Using an ASP.NET Core 3.1 MVC Client

Lecture 1: Create an ASP.NET Core MVC Project

Lecture 2: Inspect the wwwroot

Lecture 3: The Shared Folder

Lecture 4: Views Folder – Other Files

Lecture 5: Controllers Folder

Lecture 6: Models Folder

Lecture 7: Create the Customer and Order Classes

Lecture 8: Edit the Layout File

Lecture 9: Configuring the Startup Class

Lecture 10: Modify the Home Controller

Lecture 11: Install Nuget Packages

Lecture 12: Edit Home Controller Index View

Lecture 13: Create the Customer Controller

Lecture 14: Create the Index View (Customer Controller)

Lecture 15: Create the GetCustomer Action Methods

Lecture 16: Create the View to Get Customer By Id

Lecture 17: Add Validation Attributes to Customer Class

Lecture 18: Create AddCustomer Action Methods

Lecture 19: Server Side Validation with AddCustomer View

Lecture 20: Client Side Validation of Customer Model

Lecture 21: Create UpdateCustomer Action Methods

Lecture 22: Create UpdateCustomer View

Lecture 23: Create the DeleteCustomer Action Method

Lecture 24: Create the Order Controller

Lecture 25: Create Index View (Order Controller)

Lecture 26: Create GetOrder Action Methods

Lecture 27: Create GetOrder View

Lecture 28: Add Validation Attributes to Order Class

Lecture 29: Create AddOrder Action Methods

Lecture 30: Create the AddOrder View

Lecture 31: Testing Validation of Order Form Inputs

Lecture 32: Create UpdateOrder Action Methods

Lecture 33: Create the UpdateOrder View

Lecture 34: Create the DeleteOrder Action Method

Chapter 9: Bonus: Migrating the Project to ASP.NET 5

Lecture 1: How to Migrate the Web API/MVC Project to ASP.NET 5.0 ?

Instructors

Kaushik Roy Chowdhury
Software Educator and Online Course Creator

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