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CRUD C#.Net with Entity Framework
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CRUD C#.Net with Entity Framework

Create Windows App CRUD C#.Net with Entity Framework
Created byHarry C.
Last updated 3/2025
English

What you'll learn

  • The student will learn how to create a Asynchronous CRUD system in C# with EF6

Course content

3 sections15 lectures1h 53m total length
  • EF CRUD - Create Project3:13
  • EF CRUD - Model and Migrations16:31
  • EF CRUD - Seed Data7:00
  • EF CRUD - Fetch data into dataGridview6:34
  • EF CRUD - Create, Update & Delete21:19
  • EF CRUD - Finalizing the project7:33

Requirements

  • Windows based computer

Description

This course you will learn how  to make a  CRUD system using c# Desktop Windows App.

The requirements of this course is a basic experience in c# and in dealing with database / queries. 

I use visual studio  2022 for the latest lecture but you can also use  2012-2019. 


This course should give you a good foundation of how Create, Read, Update and Delete (CRUD) system works. Things to note that this course is a practical implementation of the CRUD system and not by no means to create a super secured applications (I will leave that to you). 


Plan after you finish this course:

Create a automation applicaton with windows form user interface and with a console application. For example, the User Interface will be the Engine Interface (Driver) and Console Application is the actual engine (perform the related work flow). So this means that we have to tract all the entries from the Windows Form using the CRUD system (data manipulation). Please subscribe to the YouTube Channel "Learn With Harry" to get a notification on future announcement.


UPDATES

This course now introduce the use of the Dependency Injections.


UPDATES

I included videos that converts the CRUD system into asynchronous process.

I use VS 2019 but you can also use, VS 2012, 2015 or 2017 version.

Who this course is for:

  • Beginner to Intermediate