Introduction to ASP.NET Core Razor Pages (.NET 6)

Name: Introduction to ASP.NET Core Razor Pages (.NET 6)
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Quick Introduction to ASP.NET Core MVC (.NET 6) with Entity Framework Core

Created byBhrugen Patel - (DotNetMastery | Microsoft MVP | 300k+ Students)

Last updated 10/2021

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What you'll learn

Learn structure of ASP NET Core Project Razor Pages (.NET 6)
Create basic CRUD Operation project using Razor Pages
Entity Framework Code First Methodology
Deploy Application to Azure

Course content

3 sections • 28 lectures • 1h 59m total length

Introduction2:13
Explore the foundation of Darknet Core applications, using Visual Studio 2022 to build a .NET 6 Razor Pages project with Entity Framework Core, client and server validations, and TempData alerts.
Live Preview2:00
watch a live preview of an asp.net core razor pages app hosted on azure, featuring category creation, editing, deletion, client-side and server-side validations, custom errors, and toast alerts with Tortugas.
7 introduction to .net core4:42
Discover how ASP.NET Core Razor Pages (.NET 6) evolves from Web Forms and MVC to a cross-platform, cloud-ready framework with built-in dependency injection, open source, and improved performance.
5 Dependency injection4:34
learn how dependency injection uses a built-in container to supply shared services like email and database access to pages, reducing code duplication and enabling easy implementation changes.
12 Create Project2:49
Create a new Razor Pages web project in Visual Studio 2022 using .NET 6, configure solution and project names, and enable Razor runtime compilation for live updates.
13 razor pages introduction_razor1:01
Explore Razor pages in ASP.NET Core, isolating per-page logic with a page and page model, integrating models, views, and controllers within MVC, routing, action results, and tag helpers.
14 project file _razor1:11
Explore the ASP.NET Core Razor Pages project file, focusing on property and item groups, the .NET 6 target framework, runtime compilation, and packages like SQL Server and Entity Framework Core.
15 Launchsettings, wwwroot and appsettings_razor4:34
Learn to configure an ASP.NET Core Razor Pages app using launchSettings.json profiles, manage static files in wwwroot, and use appsettings.json with environment-specific settings for secrets and connections.
16 Programcs_razor5:53
Register services with dependency injection in the web application builder, add razor pages, and configure the request pipeline with middleware for development exceptions, static files, routing, authentication, and authorization.
18 Routing overview_razor4:48
Learn how razor pages map URLs to physical files in the Pages folder, with a default index.html and explicit routing logic.
20 Default Views_razor7:51
Explore the Razor pages structure, including the underscore layout master page with header and footer, and how index and privacy pages render within it using partial views and tag helpers.

4 Create Category Model2:22
Create a category model using code first Entity Framework to define a database table with id as identity primary key, name, and display order.
5 Data Annotations2:38
Use data annotations to define primary keys and required fields in an EF Core model, and configure the database with a connection string and necessary packages for Razor Pages.
6 Connection String3:47
Add a default connection string in appsettings.json, using the server and database details with windows authentication. Configure a db context to use this string and enable entity framework.
7 ApplicationDbContext4:14
Install Entity Framework Core and SQL Server packages, create a db context, and set up a category dbset with the connection string.
8 Program.cs Database Settings5:14
Configure Program.cs to register the deep context as a service, provide its connection string from configuration, and enable dependency injection for database interactions via the deep context.
9 Create Database5:41
Create a database by using migrations to scaffold the category table with an id identity primary key and display order. Run update database to apply migrations and track them in history.

1 Categories Get Action Method8:08
Create a categories index page in Razor pages to display all categories using entity framework with dependency injection, retrieving data from the database without manual sql.
3 Display all categories7:43
Display all categories in an ASP.NET Core Razor Pages app by iterating the categories model and rendering a Bootstrap table with name and display order.
4 Add Create Category Button2:26
Add a create category button on the categories index page using razor pages tag helpers to navigate to the create page, noting how a missing page affects the link.
5 Create Category UI3:11
Create a Razor page UI for categories, using a create model with a post form for name and display order, and style the page with bootstrap.
6 Create Property in Page Model4:02
Create a category property in the page model and bind it to the UI with tag helpers, enabling model binding for category name and display order in the post handler.
7 Create Category and Bind Property6:39
Create a post handler in Razor Pages to receive a category object, add it via the application context, save changes, and redirect to the index page.
8 Bootswatch5:32
Switch Bootswatch Bootstrap themes using the new css and icons. Update the layout and navigation colors, align actions, and add validations to prevent insert errors.
Server Side Validation5:20
Implement server-side validation for category creation using model state in ASP.NET Core Razor Pages, and display errors with tag helpers for clear feedback.
Custom Validation3:36
Learn to implement server-side custom validation in ASP.NET Core Razor Pages by using model state to add errors when name and display order match, and display validation summaries.
Display Name and Range Annotation3:20
Learn to customize labels with the display attribute and enforce value ranges using the range annotation, including custom error messages and exploring other data annotations.
Client Side Validation4:09
Enable client side validation in asp.net core razor pages with a shared folder's script partial and a script section; observe that server side validation still runs on post.

Requirements

3-6 months familiarity with C# and SQL
Visual Studio 2022
SQL Server Management Studio

Description

.NET Core has been evolving drastically and it is probably one of the biggest buzz word in the .NET Domain over few years! Even though .NET Core is more than 5 years old companies are just starting to adopt and transition applications to use .NET Core. This is an introductory course on ASP.NET Core with Razor Pages(.NET 6).

This course is for anyone who is new to asp.net core or who is familiar with ASP.NET and wants to take a first stab at understanding what is different in asp.net core (.NET 6).

Throughout this course we would understand the evolution of ASP.NET Core and then we would take a look at the modified files and folder structure.

We would build a application with CRUD operations using entity framework for integration with a database with asp.net core Razor Pages.

We will learn validations with .NET Core and learn basic concepts like partial view, integrating Toastr alerts, TempData and much more!

BONUS: We will also host our application on Azure! :) Because of time constraint I will have a link at the end of video that will take you to more few features that you will learn on this project!

This course will give you a solid foundation in no time as you will be confident to take on more complex projects that I teach in other courses.

Who this course is for:

Anyone who wants to learn fundamentals of ASP NET Core MVC (.NET 6)
Anyone who wants to understand new file structure in ASP NET Core (.NET 6)
Create basic CRUD operation application using ASP NET MVC Core (.NET 6)

Introduction to ASP.NET Core Razor Pages (.NET 6)

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Course content

Introduction11 lectures • 42min

Category Model and Database6 lectures • 24min

Create and List Category11 lectures • 54min

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