Create E-shop with .Net Core MVC (step by step project)
What you'll learn
- Build .Net Core 3.0 app start to finish
- Create functional Shopping Cart
- Implement Identity and LogIn functionality
- Implement Authentication and Authorization
- Using Sessions
- Work with ViewCompoenents
- Work with TagHelpers
- Create Custom Tag Helpers
- Configure .Net Core 3.0 services
- Use of C# Interfaces and Repository Pattern
- Use Dependency Injection
- Apply MVC pattern
- Working with Server-side input validation
- Work with Entity Framework Core
- Implement Relationships betweet classes and tables
- Create and Seed Database using Code First approach
Course content
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Requirements
- 4-6 months of programming in C# is recommended
- Basics of C# OOP programming, understanding Collections and Interfaces
- Visual Studio 2019 (previous versions of Visual Studio won't work)
Description
Welcome to Creating ASP .Net Core 3.0 MVC Database Driven Web Applications
As the title of the course suggests, we will be creating a web driven application using ASP .Net Core 3.0 with the help of .Net Core and Entity Framework.
Step by step, we will set up a small e-store with a back end database. For the next several hours, we will dedicate our time to interfaces, dependency injection, table relationships, .Net Core Services, Repository Pattern, MVC, ViewComponents, TagHelpers, Sessions, Authentication and Authorization, Entity Framework Core, and of course, C# language. But don't let any of that scare you. Quite the opposite.
Get excited to learn a lot of new material and dive into the new world of .Net Core 3.0. The course makes the learning easy with the mix of introduction of new material, and practical coding! Every step is explained every time.
Remember, this is a course, and a practical tutorial. There are lot of courses that will show you the way into one topic and then quickly move on to another topic. This is not one of those courses! My goal is to lead you step by step, all the way, through the new territory inside .Net Core 3.0 and introduce you to new concepts and topics and help you learn them. And equally important is to then help you understand and retain what you learned. If you learn best by combining explanation and coding along then this course is definitely for you!
So is this course for you? What skills should you have before taking it? If you are a programmer with decent understanding of OOP principles and C#, than you have the all the skills needed to benefit from this course. There are no prerequisites for .net core, or entity framework or how to create and MVC app. Since you are interested in this course, I assume you heard of these things and perhaps played around a little too. That's all that is needed to take this course.
Well, let's code!
Who this course is for:
- Students who want to develop .Net Core 3.0 web applications
- Students new to .Net Core 3.0
- Students who want to transition from previous versions of .Net Core
- Students who learn best by hands-on programming
- Students who prefer Step-By-Step instructions
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Instructor
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I am a professional computer programmer for a national insurance company. I am versed in variety of programming languages, technologies, and frameworks. Currently using mostly SQL and .Net.
I have a Bachelor's Degree from City University of Seattle.
I first came in contact with programming back in the good 'ol days of Visual Basic 6 and Visual Basic for Applications. Manipulating Access databasea was so much fun!
I moved onto Web development in early 2000's, using HTML and CSS, later added PHP. It was then when I realized I really enjoyed the coding of the back end much more than the design part...and that joy of coding stayed with me ever since.
I LOVE coding, and I LOVE doing exercises and projects in my free time. I am hoping my courses help you to better understand the programming principles and give you a good starting point for your further adventure in computer programming,