Course Information
Course Overview
Learn ASP.NET Core and Entity Framework by building and publishing a practical Employee Leave Management System.
Overview
Learn how to build an Employee Leave Management System using ASP.NET Core 6 / 8, Entity Framework, Code-First, and the Repository Pattern. This course will show you how to use Visual Studio and Microsoft SQL Server and explore dynamic web development with Bootstrap, jQuery, and various front-end libraries.
ASP.NET Core is Microsoft's modern, cross-platform framework for building enterprise-ready web applications. In this course, you will learn everything you need to know about building ASP.NET Core applications, from understanding the folder structure and files to building a complete web application.
NEXT STEPS
After you have learned the fundamentals of ASP.NET Core and Entity Framework, it is time to take your architectural skills to the next level. Enroll in ASP.NET Core - SOLID and Clean Architecture to learn how to rebuild this application using advanced architectural techniques.
Why Learn .NET Core
Microsoft .NET is the platform that drives the business technology of many of the top corporations in the United States and many other countries. It is the predominant technology used to drive enterprise-scale business technology. Companies have chosen .NET because of its proven scalability, reliability, and support.
The .NET language of choice to learn is C#, as it is among the most widely used languages today. It’s a general-purpose programming language that can handle almost any problem, from desktop to mobile to dynamic web applications. As such, there is a high demand across the world for .NET developers in various industries, which means that more jobs are available for candidates with a foundation built upon .NET technologies.
Build A Strong Foundation in .NET Core Programming:
Build a fully data-driven web application using cutting-edge technology
Connect to a Database using Entity Framework Core
Repository Pattern and Dependency Injection
Understand how the MVC (Models, Views, and Controllers) Pattern works
Understand C# and .NET Core Web Syntax
Understand user Authentication using ASP.NET Core Identity
Understand how to use Entity Framework Core Data Models, View Models and AutoMapper
Understand Security measures to be taken in the development
Use Bootstrap to style and manipulate the overall layout
Manage Packages with NuGet Manager
Implement Website Layout using a Third-Party Admin Theme
Setup GitHub for Source Control
Setup IIS Server on a Local Machine (Or Windows Server)
Setup Microsoft Azure Account
Publish .NET Core Application to IIS
Publish .NET Core Application to Microsoft Azure App Services
Implement Email Services
Content and Overview
To take this course, you must have some knowledge of Object Oriented Programming, if not C#. Even if you have little exposure to the .NET development stack, this course is beginner-friendly and full of development tips.
This is a huge course. Over 14 hours of premium content, but smartly broken up to highlight a set of related activities based on each module in the application that is being built, we will also look at troubleshooting and debugging errors as we go along, implementing best practices, writing efficient logic, and understanding why developers do things the way they do. Your knowledge will grow, step by step, throughout the course, and you will be challenged to be the best you can be.
By the time you have finished the course, you will have moved around in Visual Studio and examined logic and syntax errors so much that it will be second nature for you when working in the .NET environment. This will put your newly learned skills into practical use and impress your boss and coworkers.
The course is complete with working files hosted on GitHub, including some files to make it easier for you to replicate the demonstrated code. You will be able to work alongside the author as you work through each lecture and will receive a verifiable certificate of completion upon finishing the course.
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Course Content
- 10 section(s)
- 223 lecture(s)
- Section 1 Introduction
- Section 2 Getting Started with ASP.NET Core
- Section 3 Environment Configuration
- Section 4 Project Setup and Configurations
- Section 5 Introducing Source Control Management (GitHub)
- Section 6 Modifying the website layout
- Section 7 Database Setup (Entity Framework, Tables and Migrations and Data Seeding)
- Section 8 Leave Type Management Module
- Section 9 Using View Models and Mappers
- Section 10 Implementing a Service Layer
What You’ll Learn
- Build Complete Data Driven .NET Core MVC Application From Scratch
- .NET 8 / 9 Development
- Learn C# and Visual Studio Techniques
- Implement Authentication and Authorization functionality with Identity Core
- Repository and Unit Of Work Pattern and Dependency Injection
- Use AutoMapper and View Models
- Build Database using Code First Pattern and Migrations
- Interact with Database using Entity Framework Core
- Use NuGet Package Manager
- Manage and Track Changes using GitHub
- Asynchronous Programming
- Setting up and Publishing to IIS and Remote Database
- Setting up a Microsoft Azure Account
- Publishing to Azure Web and SQL Services
- Setup Automated Build/Release Pipeline using GitHub and Azure DevOps
- Review Application Security Measures
Skills covered in this course
Reviews
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CCesar Gonzalez
Gran curso
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BBrian Rountree
Trevoir breaks down concepts and explains them well. So, stick to learning whatever concept that he is teaching. He goes at a casual pace, which is golden. This last section explained the ViewModel, and I got it. He's not one of those instructors that shows you ten different ways to continually re-architecture something, which is easy to do with .net Core. He seems pretty decent at sticking with whatever approach that he is taking instead of constantly trying to optimize everything. In other words, I'd say he navigates this tricky trade-off quite well.
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UUlises Castillo Mayen
muy buen explicacion del ponnete
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MMark Stanley Pino
Good teaching and nice topic