
Cosmin guides new learners from zero to full stack .NET developer, teaching step-by-step web, mobile, and enterprise applications, tool setup, and a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Explore the three core parts of a web app—database, frontend, and backend—and learn how a full stack developer writes code across all layers to build apps from scratch.
Face programming obstacles with motivation, curiosity, and discovery while learning to ask questions, cope with stress, manage browser quirks, and evolve from non programmer to full stack .NET developer.
Identify that Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer, Safari, and Opera are browsers. These tools are software that can display a web application and are used to access the Internet.
Explore what an ide is, including its code editor, compiler, debugger, and user interface, and learn how debugging reveals line-by-line execution using Visual Studio 2017 Community Edition.
Install and launch Visual Studio Community edition, select workloads for .NET desktop, ASP.NET web, .NET Core cross-platform, and Node.js to begin full-stack development.
Compare relational and No-SQL databases, choose a suitable option for your app, and install SQL Server Express with SQL Server Management Studio for easy setup.
After completing this lesson you will be familiarized with the Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) interface and tools
After completing this lesson you will be able to create a database by yourself using Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS), including adding relationships between your tables.
Insert test data into the reviews and categories tables with insert into queries using newid() for ids and 1–10 scores, then view the top 1000 rows.
After completing this lecture, you will be familiarized with the T-SQL language. You will know what a SELECT query is and you'll also know how to write some basic SELECT queries. Besides, you'll learn how to INSERT data into a table, how to UPDATE existing data and how to DELETE one or more rows from a table.
Learn how programming languages are categorized into high, medium, and low levels, why compilers translate high-level code into binary, and why C# is a popular backend choice.
Learn how classes model real world objects with properties and methods, and organize code using namespaces, types, and variables.
Explore how to use external links to learn HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, then create a styled HTML page with JavaScript to work as a frontend developer would.
Explore a four-layer architecture for a modern application: frontend, models, management, and data access layers. Learn how these layers interact and share models like movie, review, and category.
Learn programming terms you'll hear in your career, including algorithm, debugging and bugs, comments, instances and invoking, conditions, gui, json, api, rest principles, loop, array, dll file, nuget, and refactoring.
Learn to link a SQL Server database to a C# project by adding entity framework via NuGet, creating ADO.NET entity data model, configuring the connection, and updating the EDMX model.
Learn to write LINQ queries with lambda expressions to query and manage data via a repository pattern, including get, add, update, and delete operations with a shared DbContext.
Learn enterprise architecture approaches for building enterprise level software, connect SQL databases to C# with Entity Framework, translate SQL with LINQ, and create your own repository.
Understand mapping as a data model correspondence that moves data from class A to class B, enabling safe data transfer between layers and avoiding exposing passwords in the UI.
Define a MovieDTO data transfer object. Map frontend data to data-access entities using public properties and get/set accessors for title, release date, length, average score, category name, rating, and id.
learn to build your first api by adding entity framework, wiring the connection string, and creating a restful movies controller with movie dto, api/movies routes, and http methods.
Test the api without a ui using Postman or Fiddler, sending a get request to api/movies/search, then debug with Visual Studio breakpoints and F5, F10, F11.
Explore bootstrap, a free CSS framework, and learn to apply a pre-built theme in an MVC app by editing layout pages, CSS, JavaScript, and partial views.
Create and use the mvc controller to serve views for index and details, passing a movie id to the details view and relying on views in the views/movies folder.
Explore the entire flow from front end views through API and MVC controllers to management and data access layers, highlighting data contracts shared across layers and proper layer isolation.
Build a movie list page by converting an html table, fetching data via ajax, and populating the table with jQuery, including delete and details actions.
Build a simple details and update page in a Razor-based .NET app, using input fields, ajax, and bootstrap columns to manage movie data.
Identify portions of a web application, build and modify a simple website, optimize an existing one, and practice running, testing, and debugging; prepare for the exam with 80/100 passing score.
This course assumes no previous experience. It's intended for beginners who are preparing for their software engineer career.
⭐️ Here's why this course guides you to the right path, even if you have no or little programming experience. I am following THE SAME PRINCIPLES AND STEPS I took when I learned programming for the first time. I mean it. I'm teaching exactly the same things I learned 8 years ago! It worked for me and that's why I am 100% sure it's the perfect choice for you.
⭐️ I was just like you knowing almost nothing. I had no idea how web or mobile applications are being built, what tools to use and how to combine these technologies, but after a few years, I am now a Senior Full Stack Developer. Everything presented here is already tested on me and more others and it works.
My first advice for you is "don’t be scared, but at the same time don't expect it to be very easy". Life is not all beer and skittles and for sure I am not here to lie to you that by only taking this course you’ll become an awesome developer. Think of it as a great and unique opportunity, a starting point to learn something new. You have to stay motivated and work very hard to master programming.
Have you ever wondered how developers are creating amazing web applications? Do you have whatever it takes to be one of them? If so, this course is for your. Otherwise, please don't buy it, because I want to create a community full of people willing to learn and improve themselves. I'm not here to just sell you a course. I want to share my knowledge and ease this new path you're going to take.
This is what you get by signing up today:
Engaging Video Tutorials
Exercises
Quizzes
Web Development Resources (including the complete Movie Management dot net application we are building throughout the course)
The eBook “From A Non Programmer To Full Stack .NET Developer 2019” for FREE, which contains the course content written in a friendly format with a lot of images and explanations so you can be able to learn web development even when you’re not in front of a computer
Lifetime support from me in any problem regarding backend or frontend software development
A great an unique opportunity to make the first step in becoming a full stack web developer in 2019
And it's risk-free
The course it’s a must, if you want to start acquiring full stack developer skills and I am 100% confident you’ll love it, but I want to let you know that Udemy has a 30-days return policy and if it feels that programming is not for you, you can request a refund. Sign up today, risk-free!
However, in your career as a junior developer, you will probably feel this a few times and I recommend you to think very well before taking a radical decision.
What does it mean to build a web application from ground-up ?
*concepts like Database, SQL, No-Sql, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, UI, Frontend, Backend, LINQ, REST, API, Web Development, Hosting, IDE, T-SQL, etc., are well explained during the course
Create a database (Sql vs No-Sql)
Create an UI, the frontend (HTML, CSS & JavaScript)
Create an API
Create a layer responsible with the logical processing of your application
Create a layer responsible for executing operations against our database
Enable local hosting
Test the application
Profit! :)
This course helps you to:
Improve your logical thinking
Improve your problem-solving abilities
Improve your searching skills
Understand how software applications work
Find a nice and well-paid job
Improve your self-confidence
After completion, you will be able to:
Understand the basic concepts of C#
Understand the basic concepts of Web Development
Understand the basic concepts of Full Stack .NET Development process
Build a web application using the methods presented during the course
Understand basic concepts of databases and queries
Learn more complex algorithms by yourself
Participate at interviews for junior software engineer or internships at international companies
Most recent private feedback⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️
*for the public feedback, see the 'Reviews' section
"you're absolutely right, I've done a course on asp.net before this one. I'm a self-taught looking for my first junior .net job. I really love the part on the Architecture of the webApp and how different layers work together. You made me really understand the big picture of webApp. Great job simplifying hard stuffs for us Cosmin. By the way see the word "dependency injection" all over the internet which I don't really understand. How can I apply it to the VideoManagement App?"
- Romaric Nzekeng
"Man, you are GOD SEND. I found only 2 .NET full stack videos how to make app from start to finish and the first one was old 2 years and already too old because things changed by then, code and everything looks different, and the way he explains is too complicated.
This course is perfect because I need something simple to show me which database to pick, how is whole stack connected, to give me feel why I even need API.
Materials for learning are so thrown around internet that I have no idea where to start from, it's so frustrating on top of many errors I get.. and I can't see myself doing any other job no matter the salary.
I have degree in programming but on college we only learned programming languages, database and very basic things about rest of, it is not enough for me to apply for a job.
This course will be my huge starting point so I can know what I must specifically focus on later to improve my skills.
Thank you so much for making this, and for explaining in such a simple way, unlike those crazy definitions I find on internet when I want to learn something.
I will contact you when I get my first job haha :D"
- David Konic
Very good explanations with handy images and clear and straight code methods. It was really enjoyable to watch the entire course, catchy and interesting.
- Adrian Boulescu
"Good, covering all basic stuff, iam going through this course to refresh my self"
- cvk Krishna
"This course handles every piece of knowledge that a beginner needs to know about full stack development. With a background in mobile and back end development, I can say that this course is great for beginning your training as a .NET full stack dev."
- Bogdan Munteanu
"A perfect ELI5 for beginners"
- Calin Chitu
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