Exploring ASP.NET Core: Intermediate

Name: Exploring ASP.NET Core: Intermediate
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Last updated 10/2018

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What you'll learn

Understand the structure of ASP NET core and Middleware
Understand the basic concept of Tag Helpers
Create custom Tag Helpers
Build custom middleware
Learn how to use dependency injection (DI) to register and resolve application services
Get started with Entity Framework Core
Describe View Components

Course content

3 sections • 51 lectures • 5h 17m total length

Topic A: Structure of ASP.NET Core - Part 11:07
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Structure of ASP.NET Core - Part 215:27
Explore the structure and new features of ASP.NET Core in this intermediate course, contrasting it with classic ASP.NET and guiding you through the latest tooling, project structure, and version considerations.
Structure of ASP.NET Core - Part 30:31
Explore the structure of ASP.NET Core part 3 and reflect on Microsoft's modern web development approach, drawing from .NET Framework lessons to inspire excitement for the framework's future.
Topic B: ASP.NET Core Code Demo - Part 10:36
Explore the code behind a robust web application to connect architectural concepts with practical implementation, and immerse yourself in code to see how theory meets practice.
ASP.NET Core Code Demo - Part 2A14:02
ASP.NET Core Code Demo - Part 2B18:26
Explore how ASP.NET Core handles project configuration, static files, controllers, models, and middleware, with Entity Framework integration and flexible routing in a lightweight, cross-platform setup.
ASP.NET Core Code Demo - Part 30:41
Explore how ASP.NET Core boots a web app, from its console origins to rendering the first view, and highlight startup differences in views and controllers compared to classic .NET applications.
Topic C: Application Startup Services and Middleware - Part 10:53
Esprit de corps streamlines startup of core applications, moving from console apps to online memory and web requests, with streamlined services and a streamlined request pipeline.
Application Startup Services and Middleware - Part 26:37
Explore how ASP.NET Core apps startup via a startup class, dependency injection, and a configurable request pipeline. Learn how to use configure services, configure, and middleware, including environment-specific startup selection.
Application Startup Services and Middleware - Part 31:13
Topic D: Middleware - Part 10:54
Explore wiring middleware in a non-trivial ASP.NET Core startup class to handle HGT requests and craft responses, with a clear, testable request pipeline.
Middleware - Part 2A8:28
Discover how middleware forms an application pipeline that handles requests and produces responses. Learn how request delegates and map/run/use extensions drive the flow and support short-circuiting.
Middleware - Part 2B9:25
Explore the built-in ASP.NET Core middleware such as authentication, CORS, response caching, compression, routing, static files, and URL rewriting, and learn how startup, configuration, and dependency injection wire them together.
Middleware - Part 2C8:41
Explore how ASP.NET Core builds a request pipeline with middleware, showing order, static files, identity, MVC routing, and dependency injection for services like email sending.
Middleware - Part 30:45
The startup class is key to starting an HSP dot net core application. Runtime injects services into constructors and methods, enabling you to configure the application pipeline that handles requests.
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Topic A: Dependency Injection - Part 10:54
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Dependency Injection - Part 212:55
Explore how asp.net core uses a built-in container to inject framework and custom services into startup and controllers. Enable loose coupling through constructor injection and interface abstractions.
Dependency Injection - Part 31:08
Identify when a class has too many dependencies, violating the single responsibility principle, and refactor to move responsibilities, keep interfaces clean, and reduce coupling by injecting only what you need.
Topic B: Dependency Injection Lifetimes - Part 10:48
Explore how the dependency injection container in ASP.NET Core manages the lifetime of injected objects, from the dependent object's life to lifetimes that may extend beyond it.
Dependency Injection Lifetimes - Part 219:12
Explore dependency injection lifetimes in ASP.NET Core, comparing transient, scoped, and singleton options and their registration with addTransient, addScoped, and addSingleton. See how lifetimes affect instances across requests.
Dependency Injection Lifetimes - Part 31:11
Choose the right dependency injection lifetime to avoid state bugs in ASP.NET Core MVC, using transient for stateless objects, scoped for a single request, and singleton for all users.
Topic C: Introduction to Tag Helpers - Part 11:02
Explore tag helpers as clean, server-side tools that keep markup uncluttered, with attributes processed on the server to render HTML content, enabling designers and developers to build dynamic pages.
Introduction to Tag Helpers - Part 212:09
Introduction to Tag Helpers - Part 30:43
Explore how tag helpers replace old web forms controls by enabling lightweight server-side customizations that seamlessly integrate into views, while preserving standard HTML attributes in page output.
Topic D: Tag Helper Scope and Demo - Part 11:06
Tag Helper Scope and Demo - Part 2A6:05
Control tag helper scope by using add tag helper directive in view imports to load assemblies for all views, and opt out with bang operator or apply with a prefix.
Tag Helper Scope and Demo - Part 2B11:32
Explore tag helpers in an ASP.NET Core MVC register view, showing how server-side tag helpers produce HTML, how bound and unbound attributes work, and how Visual Studio IntelliSense guides usage.
Tag Helper Scope and Demo - Part 2C10:55
Explore the environment tag helper scope and behavior, rendering environment-specific script and style blocks for development, staging, and production, with unbundled versus minified assets and CDN fallbacks.
Tag Helper Scope and Demo - Part 30:49
Experience how tag helpers improve server-side dynamic page processing over other technologies in the Microsoft stack, reducing attribute clutter and clarifying view code with Visual Studio's syntax coloring.
Topic E: Using Tag Helpers with Forms - Part 10:48
Using Tag Helpers with Forms - Part 215:26
Using Tag Helpers with Forms - Part 30:33
Topic F: Building Custom Tag Helpers - Part 10:39
Explore building custom tag helpers in ASP.NET Core using the same base classes as built-in ones to create reusable UI code and stay DRY, and learn basic tag helper features.
Building Custom Tag Helpers - Part 219:33
Building Custom Tag Helpers - Part 30:45
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Topic A: Introduction to View Components - Part 10:52
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Introduction to View Components - Part 220:58
Introduction to View Components - Part 30:27
Explore how view components offer a powerful, flexible way to implement reusable content in ASP.NET Core web sites, including how to define the view component and child actions.
Topic B: View Component Demo - Part 10:28
Learn to create and use view components with a Microsoft sample app. See how reusing summary data across a website demonstrates their simplicity and potential sophistication.
View Component Demo - Part 217:38
Learn how a view component in ASP.NET Core filters and renders a to-do list by priority and done status, using an in-memory EF Core context and dependency injection.
View Component Demo - Part 30:28
Discover how view components in ASP.NET Core work and why they are flexible, with options for defining and using them. Leverage reuse of data and functionality to streamline large sites.
Topic C: Building with Entity Framework Core - Part 10:48
Dig deeper into building with Entity Framework Core and view components. Set up a service that provides data to the view component using dependency injection to display dog lists.
Building with Entity Framework Core - Part 2A14:34
Building with Entity Framework Core - Part 2B12:52
Use the in memory database with entity framework core to prototype and test ASP.NET Core apps without persistence. Install the provider, create a dog model and context, and configure startup.
Building with Entity Framework Core - Part 2C15:20
Learn to configure Entity Framework Core with a DbContext and in-memory database, fix IntelliSense issues, and implement a dog service using dependency injection and a view component.
Building with Entity Framework Core - Part 31:22
Topic D: Building a View Component - Part 10:50
Explore building a view component in ASP.NET Core to display dogs from kennels, customizing data via parameters and leveraging the dog service to integrate with the core framework.
Building a View Component - Part 2A7:39
Build and wire a dogs view component by implementing InvokeAsync and returning a view, then place the shared view under views/shared/components/dogs.
Building a View Component - Part 2B9:32
Building a View Component - Part 2C6:24
Building a View Component - Part 30:51
Explore how to use entity framework core in an ASP.NET Core application. Create a data service for a view component and explore integrating it into an application's views.
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Requirements

The course requires the students to have undertaken the Exploring ASP NET Core: Intermediate course before registering for this course as the two courses are interlinked and designed in a way to complement each other.

Description

The Exploring ASP.NET Core: Intermediate is the second course in the two course series on the ASP.NET core framework. The course gives the students an opportunity to dig deeper into the ASP.NET core and build on the learnt concepts in the Exploring ASP.NET Core: Fundamentals course.

The Exploring ASP.NET Core: Intermediate course helps the candidates to get started with Tag Helpers, and then explore middleware, find out how to use dependency injection (DI) to register and resolve application services. The course also explore the importance of Entity Framework Core and database migrations. The comprehensive course enables the candidates to feel confident while working with the ASP.NET Core for building web applications.

Who this course is for:

The course is designed to for the .NET developers at various levels of experience.
The course is equally beneficial for the junior and senior level developers as the course enables the candidates to gain the necessary skills they need to quickly become productive with the .NET framework.

Exploring ASP.NET Core: Intermediate

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Course content

Chapter 01 - ASP.NET Core Structure and Middleware15 lectures • 1hr 28min

Chapter 02 - Dependency Injection and Tag Helpers20 lectures • 1hr 58min

Chapter 03 - Working with View Components 1h 51m16 lectures • 1hr 51min

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