ShoppingCart in ASP.NET MVC, Web API, Knockout, Architecture

Name: ShoppingCart in ASP.NET MVC, Web API, Knockout, Architecture
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Complete working shopping cart solution with ASP.NET technology stack, source code

Created byEman Ali Mughal

Last updated 12/2020

English

What you'll learn

Complete working solution and source code of Shopping Cart application
Complete understanding of "ASP dot NET MVC" framework to start building applications with
How to use dependency injections with MEF in "ASP dot NET" applications
How to write web api with "ASP dot NET" applications
How to develop multi client layered software architecture in asp dot net MVC, Web API, Repository Pattern, Factory Design Pattern and Entity Framework
How to generate Code First POCO classes with Entity Framework
Fully understand complex Knockout Js techniques. Two way binding with bootstrap and Html
Completely understand MVVM model of knockout Js
Take a firm grasp on SQL Server project template in .NET
You will learn, Automapper techniques, as well as Adapter Design Pattern

Course content

10 sections • 67 lectures • 9h 48m total length

Introduction7:13
During COVID 19, Online shopping has gained an extra volume. During the Lock Down people sitting in homes, making online orders and receiving items at home.
I have created course with a complete working source code. Any body can take benefit from this course, if he want his retailer business to be posted on internet, as well as those, who want to learn about, How shopping cart system works.
I have touched many different technologies during the creation of this course. Following is a list of those technologies.
ASP.NET MVC
ASP.NET Web APIs
SQL Server Database Project template
Software Architecture Styles
Quality Attributes
Reverse Engineer POCO Classes .NET plugin
Knockout Js
Bootstrap Theme
MVVM Design Pattern
Repository Pattern
Entity Framework
LINQ
Unit Testing
Mock Testing
Integration Testing
MEF
In the end I am providing entire source code of the shopping cart application, This code is free to use where ever you want. both for educational as well as commercial purpose. There are no copyrights associated with the source code in this course.

Category Page10:27
Category Page is landing page for our shopping cart application. In this demo I have explained about the functionality we can perform on category page.
Product Detail Page4:01
Product detail page has all the information related to a specific product. In this demo I have explained what information we can display on product detail page.
Cart Page4:40
There will be different functionality on cart page. Remove items from the cart, Update quantity in the cart items. and then go to checkout page.
Login / Register Page1:59
if there a new customer, he can register from this page and if the visitor is already a customer, then he can simply logged in to system in order to make the purchase.
Checkout Page Part 19:06
Checkout page serve for following purposes,
New User can register from this page.
Customer can confirm order through entering all required details.
I have explained scenario # 1 in this lecture, new user checking out after shopping.
Checkout Page Part 23:59
If existing customer is doing shopping, he can confirm his / her order just by logging into the system.
My Orders Page6:26
Customers can see there previously placed orders.
Home Page ( Extendable Functionality )9:51
Extendable functionality, What we can achieve from our shopping cart application
Shopping Cart Demo Quiz

Admin Panel of Shopping Cart - Department Page11:43
I have explained about the department CRUD operations that can be performed from admin panel.
Admin Panel of Shopping Cart - Classes / SubClasses5:35
We can perform CRUD operations for Classes and Sub Classes, we can also associate to parent category.
Admin Panel of Shopping Cart - Product Page9:07
Most important page in our admin panel, there a lot of attributes attached with a specific product.
Admin Panel related Quiz

Glimpse Of Source Code15:28
I have presented the souse code of fully functional shopping cart application.
What is Software Architecture ?19:47
Most important lecture in entire course. This is actually a bonus lecture for my students. I have explained different architectural styles we can use in software development, As well as I have also explained different architectural patterns.
Architecture Diagram for Shopping Cart13:14
Architecture diagram of our shopping cart application.
ERD / Database Diagram15:40
Data base or ERD (Entity relationship diagram) of our shopping cart application. Also explained the relationship between different entities.
Shopping Cart architecture related quiz

Introduction5:48
If you want to learn what is SQL Server Database Project in visual studio 2017. This lecture is for you. I have explained about benefits of using SQL Server Database Project.
Adding an Empty Shopping Cart Solution7:57
Its really fun, creating new project in TFS, I am explaining how to create project in TFS and then cerate an empty solution.
Department Table6:35
Adding first database table of our shopping cart application.
Classes Table2:17
Classes are the second level of category. explaining the columns in the class table.
SubClasses Table3:16
Third level of category.
Products Table10:06
As important lecture, because product table is most important table in shopping cart application.
Skus Table4:54
If you want to store product variations, then this table becomes handy in those scenarios.
Customers Table2:47
Basic information about customer saves in to this table.
Helping Tables Part 13:19
State, Tax, Group Tax and Tax Rates tables serving as Helping Projects.
Helping Tables Part 23:49
Shipping Methods and Shipping Address tables.
Shopping Cart Tables7:05
Shopping Cart Header and Shopping Cart Lines tables created and explained in this lecture.
Receipt Table9:01
When the order is confirmed then information about order is getting saved in Receipts table.
Receipt Line Table7:13
Order details are getting saved in receipt line table.
Publishing Database to SQL Server14:29
How we can publish data base to SQL server, this lecture will tell you that.
Tracking Version Changes6:11
How to track changes using TFS.
Seeding Data8:51
Seeding information needed for every database system.
Data Base Quiz

Entity Framework9:04
Important concepts about entity framework defined in this lecture.
POCO Classes7:35
Describing about the POCO (Plain Old CLR Objects) classes. Manual Generation.
Code Generation OR Reverse Engineer Code First POCO Entities9:16
Manually generating POCO classes requires lot of effort. But by using third party POCO classes generator we can generate POCO classes just by a click of a button.
Code Examination11:59
understanding the code that is being generated by reverse engineer POCO classes plugin.
Summary8:14
Summary of the what we have learned in this section.
Data Access Layer Quiz

Introduction To Helping projects12:00
Helping projects those are facilitators of Main Sopping Cart Application. introduction about those projects is explained in this lecture.
ShoppingCart.DTO14:20
Explanation about DTO project.
Introduction To MEF AKA Managed Extensibility Framework9:58
This lecture contains information about MEF extension.
Mef Extensions13:52
MEF extensions are kind of extension methods we can add to composition container.
Email Helper Class3:39
Helper Class for sending out emails, for different types of events, Registration Completed, Retrieve Forgotten Password or Order Completed.
Shopping Cart Bootstraper6:16
Bundling of different catalogs into composition container. Explanation about Bootstrapper project.
Core dot Common6:10
Explanation about core dot common helping project.
Helper Projects Related Quiz

Introduction to Repository Pattern4:46
Explanation about repository pattern.
Repository Pattern Class Diagram7:08
How repository pattern has been implemented. What classes are being involved in repository pattern. One picture speaks a thousand words.
Classes Explained9:45
How classes are interacting with each other.
Shopping Cart dot Repositories7:59
Description about the shopping cart repository class.
Unit Tests14:00
How unit tests are constructed, this lecture explaining about all unit tests.
Write Unit Tests for Web API's
Repository Pattern Quiz

Introduction3:41
Introduction about shopping cart web application, and what we will cover in this section.
Knockout Js12:51
A detailed explanation about knockout Js.
Knockout's MVVM Architecture and Observables9:28
How MVVM design pattern in implemented for our shopping cart application.
Bootstrap Theme Integration - Part 112:29
Integration of Bootstrap responsive them for our shopping cart application.
Bootstrap Theme Integration - Part 24:48
Part 2 of bootstrap theme.
ASP.NET Web APIs8:45
Important lecture about ASP.net web APIs.
Shopping Cart - Web App - Project Structure12:07
explanation about project structure.
Adding a new Page7:00
Bonus lecture about how to add a new page in our shipping cart project.
Attaching Model and View Model10:16
How to attach model and view model to newly added page.
App.JS5:26
Explanation about Java Script Helper class.
Category Page - Code Explanation14:46
Category Page code explanation
Debugging Category Page8:03
How to debug category page.
Product Detail Page - Code Explanation10:34
Product detail page code explanation.
Cart Page - Code Explanation17:25
Cart page code explanation
Login / Register Page - Code Explanation16:56
Description and explanation about Login and Register page.
Checkout Page - Code Explanation13:45
Checkout page code explanation
My Orders Page - Code Explanation6:00
My Orders page code explanation. I have included entire source code with this lecture. as well as Database backup file.
Shopping Cart Web Application Quizz

Requirements

Should be familiar with c# language.
Should have Visual Studio 2017 Community Edition (Minimum), All the code is compatible with VS 2017 Community Edition.
Should be familiar with Object Oriented Concepts like Inheritances, polymorphism, data hiding and encapsulation
Should be able to understand and write programs in javascript and JQuery.

Description

During COVID 19, Online shopping has gained an extra volume. During the Lock Down people sitting in homes, making online orders and receiving items at home.

I have created course with a complete working source code. Any body can take benefit from this course, if he want his retailer business to be posted on internet, as well as those, who want to learn about, How shopping cart system works.

I have touched many different technologies during the creation of this course. Following is a list of those technologies.

ASP.NET MVC
ASP.NET Web APIs
SQL Server Database Project template
Software Architecture Styles
Quality Attributes
Reverse Engineer POCO Classes .NET plugin
Knockout Js
Bootstrap Theme
MVVM Design Pattern
Repository Pattern
Entity Framework
LINQ
Unit Testing
- Mock Testing
- Integration Testing
MEF

In the end I am providing entire source code of the shopping cart application, This code is free to use where ever you want. both for educational as well as commercial purpose. There are no copyrights associated with the source code in this course.

Who this course is for:

Software Architects wants a practical understanding in multi clients applications architecture.
Programmers wanted to have complete Shopping Cart Application Code
Software Architects wanted to explore new architecture techniques with layered architecture
Developers want to learn practical and complex Knockout Js examples.
Want to deeply understand asp dot net Web API's.
Want to Learn Repository Pattern with Entity Framework.
Integration of Bootstrap themes.

ShoppingCart in ASP.NET MVC, Web API, Knockout, Architecture

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Course content

Introduction1 lecture • 7min

Demo of Shopping Cart Application Front End Website8 lectures • 50min

Demo of Admin Panel For Shopping Cart3 lectures • 26min

Architecture of Shopping Cart Application4 lectures • 1hr 4min

Creating Database For Shopping Cart Application16 lectures • 1hr 44min

Data Access Layer ShoppingCart.Daa5 lectures • 46min

Helping Projects7 lectures • 1hr 6min

Repository Pattern and Unit Tests5 lectures • 44min

Shopping Cart Web Application17 lectures • 2hr 54min

Summary1 lecture • 6min

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