Learning ASP.NET Core 2.0 MVC - Beginner to Developer

Start the razor section by creating a new project, define a product model, wire it to the home controller, switch to razor, and run the product controller.

Learn to use conditional statements in razor, with if else, else if, and switch cases to handle quantities, noting dynamic properties and intellisense limitations for plain text.

Learn to constrain routes in ASP.NET Core 2.0 MVC by applying type constraints like int and regex, and combine multiple constraints to validate route parameters.

Apply attribute routing to actions and controllers to map custom URLs using route attributes. See practical examples with [Route] attributes mapping paths like /admin/pages and /news, including controller-level routing.

Linking to actions 2 shows how to link to a third segment action, pass route values such as id, and use fragments to navigate to a page element.

Configure routes to use lowercase urls and optional trailing slashes in startup, improving readability and consistency of ASP.NET Core 2.0 MVC.

Assign the controller to the admin area with the Area attribute and create its admin/home views, resolving routing ambiguity. Use area in links to switch between admin and default areas.

Create a new ASP.NET Core 2.0 MVC project, add a news model with a name, set up the home controller actions, and configure the views to run the project.

Create a new asp.net core mvc project and define a fruit model with name and price. Configure a controller and run the app to see form tag helpers in action.

Create a person controller and index view to display a list of people and perform basic crud operations with entity framework in asp.net core mvc.