ASP.NET Core 5.0 MVC The Beginners Guide To Becoming A Pro

Set up your first project and explore the IDE’s automatically created files, understanding their roles while learning the mvc theory of models, views, and controllers.

Explore routing in ASP.NET Core, mapping URL paths to controllers and actions via the routing middleware, and understand endpoints, defaults, and URL generation in startup.

Explore how MVC separates data, user interface, and control logic by detailing the model, view, and controller, and trace how a browser request flows from route to action to view.

Explore how routing in ASP.NET Core matches incoming URL paths to controllers and actions using routing middleware, endpoints, and both conventional and attribute based patterns.

Discover how action results shape responses in ASP.NET Core MVC, using status code results, redirects, file and content results, and object results with content negotiation.

Explore models and databases in ASP.NET Core, set up a SQL Server database, create and migrate tables, perform CRUD operations, and build a page to run operations with hands-on challenges.

Define an mvc model as a C# class that shapes data with properties like id and borrower, map it to a database, and designate a primary key using data annotations.

Learn to set up an ASP.NET Core MVC database context by adding a db set for items and configuring startup to connect to SQL Server via the default connection string.

Retrieve data and display it using Razor and Bootstrap by rendering a table of items with columns item name, borrower, and lender in the index view.

Add item name and lender columns to the item model, then create and apply a migration for the database. Update the view to display the new columns.

Convert the create item link into a button, wire navigation from the item index to the create action, and build the create page with the item model using tag helpers.

Create an expense type model and controller, register a DbSet, build views for crud operations, add migrations, update the database, and navigate to the expense type index.

Display the expense type name in the expenses list by loading the related expense type from a separate table and binding it to each expense.

See how adding an identity migration creates ASP.NET identity tables, including users, roles, and role claims, by installing the tooling and updating the database.

Learn to set up common styling and JavaScript for login page in the ASP.NET Core 5.0 MVC course, using local and CDN libraries like full calendar, Font Awesome, and select2.

Learn to implement a register page in ASP.NET Core MVC by creating a get action for register and building register view with name, email, password, confirm password, and roles dropdown.

Create the first user by auto-creating admin, patient, and doctor roles if missing, assign the selected role to the new user, and switch sign-in to application user.

Add two methods to the appointment service interface to retrieve all doctors and all patients, using dependency injection and projection into doctor and patient view models.

Register the appointment service with a transient lifetime and inject it into the controller to fetch doctors via a doctor view model, using role-based filtering.

Learn how to integrate fullcalendar.io in an ASP.NET Core 5.0 MVC app, display a calendar for admin users, configure header options, enable selection, and open a modal for edits.

Selecting a date on the calendar opens a Bootstrap modal to add or edit an appointment, using a partial view named add edit appointment.

Create an add/edit appointment modal with an appointment form, including a title input (maxlength 100) and a description textarea, plus a patient dropdown populated from the view back patient list.

Design and implement a unified add-update appointment service that parses dates, computes end date from duration, creates or updates the appointment in the database, and saves asynchronously.

Fetch calendar data via a get API and render booked appointments in a full calendar by converting responses to events with title, start, end, green for approved, red otherwise.

Learn how to tailor the appointment management interface by user role in asp.net core mvc, showing confirm, delete, and submit actions for doctors and admins while keeping details view accessible.

Implement ajax calls to delete and confirm appointments in the custom js file, retrieve the appointment id, call the api endpoints, and refresh the calendar interface after successful actions.

Learn how to configure and use session in ASP.NET Core 5.0 MVC, store the logged-in user name in a session variable, and retrieve it in controllers and views.

Discover how to use temp data in ASP.NET Core MVC to display a one-time alert after admin registration by storing the username under a key and rendering it on redirect.

Configure appsettings.json with IOptions, wire an email sender via dependency injection, and notify doctor and patient with two emails when an appointment is created.

Learn how to implement the update appointment workflow in ASP.NET Core 5.0 MVC by retrieving the appointment, updating all properties, and persisting changes with async save, then test as admin.