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ASP.NET MVC 8 + MVC Core

Course Overview

The ASP.NET Core course is designed to equip participants with the knowledge and skills needed to develop modern, scalable, and cross-platform web applications using the ASP.NET Core framework. ASP.NET Core is an open-source, high-performance framework that allows developers to build cloud-ready, modular, and efficient web applications. This course covers the key concepts, features, and best practices for developing web applications with ASP.NET Core.

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Description

This course begins with an introduction to ASP.NET Core, covering its architecture, cross-platform capabilities, and the Model-View-Controller (MVC) design pattern. Participants will learn how to build web applications using ASP.NET Core, including topics such as routing, middleware, Razor views, and data access with Entity Framework Core. The course also explores aspects like authentication, authorization, and deployment of ASP.NET Core applications. Practical examples, hands-on exercises, and real-world scenarios will be used to reinforce theoretical concepts.

Course Objectives

The primary objectives of the ASP.NET Core course are as follows:

Introduction to ASP.NET Core: Provide an overview of ASP.NET Core, its architecture, and the advantages of using this framework for web development.
ASP.NET Core MVC: Introduce the Model-View-Controller (MVC) pattern and its implementation in ASP.NET Core for building structured and maintainable web applications.
Routing and Middleware: Cover routing concepts and middleware in ASP.NET Core to handle requests and responses effectively.
Razor Views: Explore Razor views for creating dynamic and interactive web pages in ASP.NET Core applications.
Entity Framework Core: Familiarize participants with Entity Framework Core for data access and database interactions in ASP.NET Core applications.
Authentication and Authorization: Provide an understanding of authentication and authorization mechanisms in ASP.NET Core for securing web applications.
Web API Development: Introduce the development of Web APIs using ASP.NET Core for building RESTful services.
Dependency Injection: Cover the principles of dependency injection in ASP.NET Core for managing and injecting dependencies.
Testing and Debugging: Teach techniques for testing and debugging ASP.NET Core applications to ensure reliability and maintainability.
Deployment: Explore deployment strategies for ASP.NET Core applications, including hosting on different platforms.

Prerequisites

- Basic understanding of C# programming language.
- Familiarity with .NET framework and its components.
- Knowledge of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
- Understanding of MVC (Model-View-Controller) architecture.
- Awareness of database concepts and SQL.
- Experience with using and navigating Visual Studio IDE.

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Course Curriculum

Windows Applications Vs Web Applications Vs Distributed Applications
ASP.NET Vs ASP.NET Core
Client / Server Architecture Application
What are Client and Server
Role of Web Server
IIS (Internet Information Services)
Creating a new Website on IIS

Classical ASP
Drawback Of classical ASP
Evolution Of ASP.NET - Web Forms
Evolution Of ASP.NET - MVC

Introduction to Design Patterns
Architecture Patterns
Intro to MVC
ASP.NET Web Forms (Vs) ASP.NET MVC
List of Versions of ASP.NET MVC
MVC Architecture, what is MVC?
What is Controller and Action Method
What is View & What is Model
Request Flow in ASP.NET MVC

Creating New Project in Visual Studio
Overview of Folders and files of MVC project

Introduction
Creating Controllers Manually and by using Scaffolding
Action Methods in Controllers
Parameters to Action methods

Overview
Need of URL Routing, Parameters in URL
Default Parameter Values
Literals in URL

Introduction
Action Results and various types of Action Results
Action Methods returning Action Results
Creating a Razor View
Shared Views
View Engines
ASPX View Engine Vs Razor View Engines
Razor Programming

View Data
View Bag
Temp Data
Sessions
Anonymous Methods
Strongly Typed Models

With HTML Controls
With HTML Helpers
With Strongly Typed HTML Helpers

Need of Partial Views
Development and Consumption of Partial Views
Html.Partial
Html.RenderPartial
Html.RenderAction

Introduction and need of Layout Views
Default Layout View (_Layout.cshtml)
Creating custom Layout Views
Layout Views with Sections
Html.RenderSection()
_ViewStart.cshtml
Overriding _ViewStart.cshtml

Need of Minification and Bundling
BundleConfig.cs
ScriptBundles and StyleBundles
Importing ScriptBundles and StyleBundles
Creating and consuming custom bundles

What is an Area in MVC Application?
Need and creation of MVC Area
Area Registration and Configuration

Introduction
Model level validations (vs) View level validations
Importing jQuery Validation Plug in
[Required], [RegularExpression]
[Range], [StringLength], [Compare]
[Remote], ModelState.IsValid, Custom Validations
[Display], [Datatype], [DisplayFormat], [ScaffoldColumn]

Introduction to LINQ
What is LINQ to SQL
Performing CRUD Operation using LINQ to SQL

Introduction to Entity Framework
Various Approaches in EF
Understanding DbContext and DbSet
Entity Framework DB First
Entity Framework Code First
Entity Framework Model First

Need of Scaffolding
Creating controllers and views using scaffold
Understanding Index, Details, Create, Edit, Delete action methods and views

Introduction to Filters
ChildActionOnly, OutputCache, ValidateInput
ValidateAntiForgeryToken, HandleError
Action Filters, Result Filters, Authorization Filters
Exception Filters, Custom Filters
Authentication and Authorization
Types of Authentications
AllowAnonymous

Introduction and need of JQuery in MVC
Importing/Updating JQuery plug in and Demos
Implementing Auto fill Textbox’s using JQuery AJAX
JTable and MVC Grid Controls

Introduction to distributed applications
Web Services Vs WCF Vs Web API
Understanding HTTP Methods (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE)
Creating API Controller and API configuration
Calling Web API from JQuery
CRUD operations using JQuery AJAX with Web API
Enabling CORS
Consuming Web API from MVC Project

What is SPA
Need of SPA and Getting started
Angular Integration

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Who can learn this course

This course is suitable for a diverse range of individuals, including:

Web Developers: Professionals looking to build modern, scalable, and cross-platform web applications using ASP.NET Core.
ASP.NET Developers: Individuals familiar with earlier versions of ASP.NET wanting to upgrade their skills to ASP.NET Core.
Full-Stack Developers: Those interested in developing both front-end and back-end components of web applications using ASP.NET Core.
Software Engineers: Individuals aiming to enhance their proficiency in web development by mastering ASP.NET Core.
System Architects: Professionals involved in designing and architecting systems where ASP.NET Core is a key component.
DevOps Engineers: Individuals interested in deploying and managing ASP.NET Core applications in production environments.
Students and Graduates: Those pursuing degrees in computer science or related fields with an interest in modern web development using ASP.NET Core.

The ASP.NET Core course is designed to cater to both beginners and individuals with some web development experience, providing a comprehensive understanding of ASP.NET Core and practical skills for building contemporary web applications.