
Create your ASP.NET Core MVC project in Visual Studio 2022 using the MVC template, configure the name and target framework, and run with IIS Express to launch a news website.
Learn to start using the dedicated chi kai admin template, download the assets, and preview the admin dashboard, then tailor the layout with essential components.
Learn to load submenu data by parent id in a live news website built with ASP.NET Core MVC and SQL, wiring a submenu button to fetch and display submenus.
Learn to hide the submenu button in a live news website using .NET Core 9 MVC by checking if the parent is null and applying a simple if statement.
Learn to customize the create button for submenus in a .NET Core MVC app by using a hidden parent id, view back passing, and proper create wiring.
Load the dynamic main menu from the database in an ASP.NET Core MVC app, ordering by priority and rendering parent menus in the navbar via view components.
Learn to implement dynamic sub-menus in a live news site by loading children menus from SQL Server, wiring up links and titles in a .NET Core 9 MVC app.
Generate the controller and views for the settings table automatically using the entity framework in a .NET Core MVC project, then integrate and customize the admin area navigation and layout.
Fetch hourly weather data from the Open Meteor API via HTTP client, parse the JSON, and populate a weather view model to display the current forecast at the top.
Diagnose and fix a data table c# code error in a .net core mvc app by debugging a null object reference and resolving a 400 bad request during data loading.
Scaffold three tables—category, user, and tags—and integrate them into ASP.NET Core MVC project. Scaffold DbContext and models from database, and configure the connection string for controllers and views.
Learn to implement a multi-select tags field with select2 in an asp.net core 9 mvc app, storing tag titles as comma-separated values in sql server, and binding to the view.
What You Will Build
In this course, you will create a fully functional news website from the ground up. Not just a simple blog, but a real-world news platform with an admin dashboard, dynamic menus, user authentication, comments system, and much more.
By the end of this course, you will have a complete project that you can add to your portfolio or use as a foundation for your own news platform.
Who Is This Course For?
This course is designed for developers who want to build real projects. If you are tired of watching tutorials that only teach theory without practical application, this course is different. Every single lesson is focused on building something that works.
You should have basic knowledge of C# and HTML. If you know the fundamentals, you are ready to start.
What Makes This Course Different
Most courses teach you concepts in isolation. You learn about databases in one course, front-end in another, and authentication somewhere else. Then you are left wondering how to put everything together.
This course takes a different approach. You will build one complete project from start to finish. Every feature connects to the next. By the time you finish, you will understand how all the pieces work together in a real application.
What You Will Learn
Project Foundation
You will start by understanding the structure of a news website and setting up your ASP.NET Core MVC project. You will learn what layouts are and how to use them effectively.
Database and Entity Framework
You will connect your application to SQL Server using Entity Framework. You will learn the scaffolding technique to generate code quickly and efficiently.
Admin Dashboard
You will build a professional admin panel using KaiAdmin template. This includes sidebar navigation, menu management, and all the tools an administrator needs to manage the website.
Dynamic Content with ViewComponents
You will learn how to create reusable components that load data dynamically. Your menus, settings, and content sections will all update automatically based on database changes.
Working with External APIs
You will integrate a weather API to display real-time weather information in your header. This teaches you how to consume external services in your applications.
Complete News Management
You will build full CRUD operations for news articles. This includes using DataTables for displaying data, CKEditor for rich text editing, and Select2 for better dropdown selections.
Tags, Categories, and Users
You will create a complete taxonomy system for organizing news content. Users can be assigned to articles, and content can be filtered by category or tag.
Comments System
You will implement a commenting feature that allows users to interact with news articles. This includes posting comments and displaying them dynamically.
Search Functionality
You will build a search feature that allows users to find news by keywords, categories, or other criteria. The search will be integrated into the header and news detail pages.
Dynamic Home Page
You will create a rich home page with multiple sections including main news, top stories, featured articles, latest news, and most viewed content. Each section pulls data dynamically from your database.
Subscriber System
You will add a subscription feature for users who want to receive updates about new content.
Dashboard Analytics
You will build an admin dashboard that displays statistics and charts about your website content and activity.
User Authentication
You will implement a login system that controls access to the admin area. Different users will see different content based on their permissions.
Course Structure
This course contains 129 video lessons organized into logical sections. Each lesson builds on the previous one. You will never feel lost because every step is explained clearly.
The lessons are kept short and focused. You can watch them during a lunch break or dedicate a full weekend to make significant progress.
After Completing This Course
You will have a complete news website that you built yourself. More importantly, you will understand how to structure large MVC applications, work with databases, create dynamic content, integrate APIs, and implement user authentication.
These skills transfer directly to other projects. Whether you want to build an e-commerce site, a company portal, or any other web application, the patterns you learn here will serve you well.
Ready to Start Building?
Stop watching tutorials that lead nowhere. Start building a real project that you can actually use and show to others.
Enroll now and let us build this news website together.