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Published 2/2024 MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz Language: English | Size: 1.07 GB | Duration: 2h 49m Learn Full-Stack Development with ASP.NET Core, Entity Framework, and MVC What you'll learn Build an ASPNET MVC client application for creating and managing short URLs, including user authentication and administrative functions. Develop an ASPNET Web API service to handle redirection from short URLs to the original URLs, utilizing custom routing. Configure Entity Framework Core within a .NET class library for robust database operations, including migrations and data access. Integrate ASPNET MVC, Web API, and Entity Framework Core to create a cohesive URL shortener application with a focus on full-stack development practices. Requirements Basic understanding of C# programming language Familiarity with HTML, CSS, and j?vascript for front-end development No prior experience with ASPNET is required, as the course will cover it from the basics Description Dive into full-stack development with this comprehensive course on building a URL shortener application using ASP.NET Core. Starting from the foundational concepts, you will learn how to create robust server-side applications with ASP.NET MVC and Web API. This course provides hands-on experience in configuring Entity Framework Core for database operations, ensuring you can handle data with confidence. You'll also gain valuable insights into front-end development with Angular or React, crafting a responsive client interface for your URL shortener.Throughout the course, you will apply best practices for software development, including user authentication, authorization, and managing application state. By the end of this journey, you will not only have a functional URL shortener app to showcase in your portfolio but also the skills to build complex web applications using the latest technologies in .NET Core.Whether you're looking to start a career in full-stack development or expand your skill set, this course is designed to provide a solid understanding of both the front-end and back-end aspects of web development. Enroll now to start building your own applications with ASP.NET Core and take your development skills to the next level.This course will teach you all you need to know to build a complete full-stack .net application! Overview Section 1: Welcome Lecture 1 Application Demo Section 2: Intro to the course Lecture 2 01. What to expect from this course? Lecture 3 02. What you should know? Lecture 4 03. Setting up development environment Lecture 5 04. Github Branching and Pushing Your Code to Github Repository Section 3: Introduction to ASP.NET MVC Lecture 6 05. What is ASP.NET MVC? Lecture 7 06. ASP.NET MVC Project Default Files Lecture 8 07. Creating Your First Controller in ASP.NET MVC Lecture 9 08. Creating Your First Model in ASP.NET MVC Lecture 10 09. Creating Your First View in ASP.NET MVC Section 4: Passing Data From Controller to View in ASP.NET MVC Lecture 11 10. Introduction Lecture 12 11. Using a Model to Pass Data from a Controller to a View Lecture 13 12. Using ViewData to Pass Data from a Controller to a View Lecture 14 13. Using ViewBag to Pass Data from a Controller to a View Lecture 15 14. Using TempData to Pass data from a Controller to a View Section 5: Introduction to Application Controllers, Models and Views Lecture 16 15. Introduction to Application Controllers, Models and Views Lecture 19 18. Designing the Navigation Bar Lecture 22 21. What is a ViewModel in ASP.NET MVC Lecture 23 22. Creating the User Model Lecture 24 23. Creating User Controller and View Lecture 25 24. Updating Footer Style Lecture 26 25. Designing the Login Form Lecture 27 26. Designing the Register Form Section 6: Methods for Passing Data from a View to a Controller Lecture 28 27. Introduction Lecture 29 28. Passing Data in Query Strings Lecture 30 29. Passing Parameters as Route Data Lecture 31 30. Passing Data with Form Submission Lecture 32 31. Form Data Submission view ViewModel Lecture 33 32. Passing Data to Controller with Ajax