The complete ASP.NET Core 9 course for busy developers

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Building your first ASP.NET Core application

Lecture 1: Why you should learn ASP.NET

Lecture 2: History of ASP.NET

Lecture 3: Downloading VS Preview and .Net 9

Lecture 4: Creating the ASP.NET MVC Project

Lecture 5: Running our Project and Understanding the launchSettings.json file

Lecture 6: The Project file

Lecture 7: Connection Services and Dependencies

Lecture 8: WWW Root

Lecture 9: What is MVC

Lecture 10: MVC in our Project

Lecture 11: Looking at Views

Lecture 12: ViewImports and ValidationScriptsPartial

Lecture 13: The error View and Model

Lecture 14: App settings json

Lecture 15: Understanding the Program.Cs file

Lecture 16: Understanding Middleware and Services

Lecture 17: Understanding Routing

Lecture 18: Build our own route

Chapter 2: Crafting a full web app including Entity Framework (Database Connection)

Lecture 1: Model – Table and ID

Lecture 2: Annotations and avoiding null

Lecture 3: Setting up SQL Server and SQL Server Management Studio

Lecture 4: Setting up the ConnectionString to connect to our SqlServer

Lecture 5: Adding Entity Framework to our App

Lecture 6: Application DbContext and Connecting EF to SQL

Lecture 7: Adding MARS to our connection string

Lecture 8: Creating our Database and Table – Understanding Migrations

Lecture 9: Controllers Presentation

Lecture 10: Setting up our Diary Entries Controller

Lecture 11: Adding an Item to the Navigation Bar

Lecture 12: Seeding our Diary Entry Table

Lecture 13: Why even use seeding

Lecture 14: Setting up the table UI

Lecture 15: Get and Post Requests

Lecture 16: Crud Operations Intro

Lecture 17: Read data and display it in our web app

Lecture 18: Designing our Website a bit

Lecture 19: Adding a Button to our Index Page

Lecture 20: Endpoints in Web Development

Lecture 21: Create Action and View

Lecture 22: Moving to another action using tag helpers

Lecture 23: Designing the Create Page Form

Lecture 24: Creating a Diary Entry and actually storing it in the DB

Lecture 25: Adding Client Side Validation

Lecture 26: Understanding ASP Validation and Error Messages

Lecture 27: Adding Servicer Side Validation

Lecture 28: Adding The Crud Buttons

Lecture 29: CRUD: Edit Page action and Data

Lecture 30: CRUD: Edit Http Post – Updating Database Entries

Lecture 31: Routing with ID

Lecture 32: CRUD: HTTPGet Delete Action and View

Lecture 33: CRUD: HTTPPost Delete Action

Chapter 3: RESTful API Development in ASP.NET Core

Lecture 1: Restful API Intro

Lecture 2: Understanding Crud in ASP.NET API and Project Steps

Lecture 3: Creating our Web API Project

Lecture 4: Understanding the Web API Template Project

Lecture 5: Looking at the Default WeatherForcastController

Lecture 6: Setting up everything so we can access the DB again

Lecture 7: Web API Features Overview

Lecture 8: Swagger overview

Lecture 9: HTTP GET – CRUD – Reading all entries via API

Lecture 10: IEnumerable

Lecture 11: Asynchronous Programming

Lecture 12: Understanding Task

Lecture 13: Understanding ActionResult

Lecture 14: HTTP GET but Asynchronously

Lecture 15: HTTP GET by ID

Lecture 16: Crud: Creating an Item in the DB

Lecture 17: CRUD: HttpPut request to update items in the DB

Lecture 18: CRUD: HttpDelete

Chapter 4: User and Role Management with ASP.NET Core Identity

Lecture 1: DevSpot Project Introduction

Lecture 2: Devspot project creation

Lecture 3: Installing asp identity

Lecture 4: Creating an identity db context

Lecture 5: Registering the db context

Lecture 6: Creating and reading a connection string

Lecture 7: Configuring a default identity and scaffolding an identity page

Lecture 8: Razor page behaviour explained

Lecture 9: Creating a service scope for seeding roles

Lecture 10: Seeding the admin role

Lecture 11: Refactoring a role seeder class

Lecture 12: Creating a user seeder class for seeding users