[FREE]Building an Enterprise Application with ASP.NET Core MVC (9 Hrs)

Building an Enterprise Application with ASP.NET Core MVC

For those with basic OOP knowledge & new ASP.NET Core , this course will use a project-based approach to teach ASP.NET Core full-stack web application development, Using the latest .net core SDK as of the time of production.

“.NET Core is an open-source, general-purpose development platform maintained by Microsoft and the .NET community on GitHub. It’s cross-platform (supporting Windows, macOS, and Linux) and can be used to build device, cloud, and IoT applications.” – Microsoft.

In this course, we will be developing a web-based, modular Enterprise Payroll Software using the popular ASP.NET Core Framework. We will use a multi-layered architecture and it will be hosted on Azure Cloud.

Project Technology Stack & Tools used

– C# Programming language

– .NET Core 2.2 & 3.0 SDK Covered

– MVC

– Entity Framework Core

– LINQ

– Visual Studio 2019

– Bootstrap 4

– SQL Server, Server Management Studio

– GIT Version Control System (VCS), Version 2.22.0

– RotativaCore (NuGet Library for PDF)

– Cmder (Console Emulator for Windows)

– Azure Cloud Portal

What you’ll learn

Implement multi-layered architecture and their dependencies on each other
Using .net core Class Libraries
Implementing several business logic
Creating Interfaces and their Implementations
Creating Controllers, Injecting Interfaces in Controllers
Registering a Service for Dependency Injection (DI)
Receiving data from request to Controllers
Passing data from Controllers to View
Tracking changes in project files using GIT
Passing data collection using ViewBag object
Creating Action Methods, Action Methods with Parameter
Create Entity Data Model
Query Entity Data Models using LINQ – Inserting, Updating, Retrieving, Filtering, Ordering etc….
Using ViewModels, access a ViewModel object
User Input Data Validation
Validation using Regular Expression
Understanding Domain Classes vs ViewModel classes
Model Binding & Mapping
Creating a Layout View (Master Page)
Creating CRUD Views (without using the scaffolding wizard)
Forms Data Persistence
Pagination logic
Data Seeding Initializer
Create the Entity Framework (EF) Core Context
Using EF Core to initialize the database
Configure EF Core to use SQL Server
Configure connectionStrings in AppSetting .json file (for both local and remote SQL Server Databases)
Security – Preventing Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) attacks, Identity, Authentication & Authorisation
Data Migration from SQL Server LocalDb to Azure Cloud SQL Server
Deploying Application to Azure Cloud
Pushing to final Source Code to a Remote Repo