Getting Started with ASP.NET Core MVC

The latest web development framework from Microsoft is ASP.NET Core. It is blazingly fast, cross-platform, and cloud-ready. Microsoft has done groundbreaking redesigns to ASP.NET Core and so lots of new concepts were introduced along with it. In this course, we’ll take a look at them while creating a website from scratch.

In this video course, you’ll learn how to do the basic setup for the project, and then we’ll take a dive into the concept of the MVC pattern. You’ll learn about models, views, and controllers in detail. You will see the new concept of middleware and it will be demystified. Dependency Injection (DI) is now native to ASP.NET Core MVC and comes already wired up. You will learn to use DI with ease. Routing is central to ASP.NET Core MVC and there is a dedicated section for learning all that you need to know so that you can create effective routing for your site. We'll discuss the Razor syntax for UI programming and work with the Entity Framework core and create a Database in the SQLLocalDb which is the new developer friendly Database server around in the block.

Just relax and watch this video as this course will take you inside the world of ASP.NET Core MVC and learn effortlessly all the critical and complex concepts without breaking any sweat. ASP.NET core MVC is made fun and easy here. Tackle any projects armed with the knowledge gained from this course with confidence.

What You Will Learn

• Get to know the concepts of ASP.NET MVC and build a new static web page using HTML, CSS, and jQuery
• Construct a model for an ASP.NET Core MVC application
• Build and run your first application
• Understand the importance of Routing in MVC
• Create Mock data for your website and set up DI Containers
• Get an in-depth understanding of Views and Razor Syntax
• Explore configuration of Entity Framework Core

Audience

This course is for developers who are familiar with ASP.NET web development and the C# programming language but are new to ASP.NET Core. Knowledge of MVC is not required, but would be an advantage as MVC will be discussed in detail

About The Author

Mohammad M Rahman: Ronnie M. Rahman has been a .NET developer, solution architect, and trainer for the last 10 years and has worked with many small to large projects based on Microsoft development technologies. His experience ranges from working with Robots, IOTs, 8-bit Microprocessors to ASP.NET Webforms, MVC, MVC Core, Xamarin, PHP, Windows Form, and WPF.

Ronnie studied in Australia and UK and holds a degree in Computer Science in AI. He currently lives in Morocco with his family, by the Mediterranean Sea.