ASP.NET Core 2.0 Introduction (Udemy.com)

Learn how things fit together under the hood as you build your first MVC applicaiton

( 11 Reviews )

Created by: Jonas Fagerberg

Produced in 2018

What you will learn

You will be able to crate a simple MVC web application using ASP NET Core 2.0.
You will know how to create a simple database using Entity Framework.
You will be able to use Dependency Injection to make functionality avaliable throughout yuour application.
You will be able so add new Middleware to the HTTP Pipeline.
You will be able to careate and add a custom service to the Services collection.

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Course Description

I would like to welcome you to this course that will guide you through creating your very first MVC application using an empty template. To get the most from this course, you should have a basic understanding of HTML and be familiar Object Oriented Programming in the C# language.
ASP.NET Core is a relatively new framework from Microsoft. It has been designed from the ground up to be fast and flexible and to work across multiple platforms. ASP.NET Core 2.0 is the framework to use for your future applications.
You will add the necessary pieces one at a time to get a good understanding of how things fit together. The focus is on installing and configuring middleware, services, and other frameworks. Styling with CSS is not a priority in this course.
You will start by installing middleware to create a processing pipeline, and then look at the MVC framework.
Model classes are still used as data carriers between the controller and its views. There are, however, many new features that you will learn, such as Tag Helpers and View Components. You will also work with Entity Framework to store and retrieve data, and implement authentication with ASP.NET Identity framework. Note that dependency injection now is a first-class design pattern, which means that you need to learn it.
I sincerely hope you will enjoy this course.
Jonas Fagerberg
Who this course is for:

You are new to ASP NET Core 2.0 and want to learn how to build a simple web application.
You are curious about the purpose of HTTP Pipelines, Middleware, Services, Dependency Injection, MVC and Entity Framework, and how they are used when building a web application.

Time: 3h

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Instructor Details

Jonas Fagerberg

4.4 Rating
11 Reviews

Jonas started a company back in 1994 focusing on education in Microsoft Office and the Microsoft operating systems. While studying at the university in 1995, he wrote his first book about Widows 95 as well as a number of course materials.
In the year 2000, after working as a Microsoft Office developer consultant for a couple of years, he wrote his second book about Visual Basic 6.0.
Between 2000 and 2004 he worked as a Microsoft instructor with two of the largest educational companies in Sweden. First teaching Visual Basic 6.0, and when Visual Basic.NET and C# were released he started teaching these languages as well as the .NET Framework. Teaching classes on all levels for beginner to advanced developers.
From the year 2005, Jonas shifted his career towards consulting once again, working hands on with the languages and framework he taught.
Fore the past two years he has been teaching C#, SQL Server Programming, Entity Framework and MVC 5 to students at a vocational college.

Jonas wrote his third book C# programming aimed at beginners to intermediate developers in 2013 and in 2015 his fourth book C# for beginners - The Tactical Guide was published. Jonas has also produced a 24h+ video course called. In July 2016 his latest book ASP.NET MVC 5 - How to build a membership website will be released on Amazon which this video course is based on.

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By David A. Thompson Sr. on

I enrolled in another course authored by this author. I am doing extremely well with his courses.

By Nithit Sathornlak on

Excellent course for beginner who want to understand c#.net core. Thiscourse teaches you step by step. Recommended for those who want to understand the basics of c#.net core.

By Steven Piantedosi on

This course is a quick guide on how to create an ASP.Net MVC Core application. I watched it, and read his book at the same time...(this course is almost identical to the first half of the book). To get the most out of this - I think you should follow along and create what he creates. I have watched other related courses, so I had prior knowledge but still found this course helpful.

By TW Lai on

The instructor explains pretty clearly. The basic concepts of ASP.NET Core 2 MVC are covered.However, the very downside of this course is that only very basic materials are mentioned.For instance, there is no relationships between EF entities. This is certainly very very far away from the real-world applications.

By Georg Triendl on

The teacher speaks very monotonously. It seems he is just reading a book. His explanations often don't go with what he is showing on the screen. So it is very difficult to follow what he tries to explain.

By Rat Cyril on

Thanks Jonas for the very good introduction to ASP .Net Core 2.0,I really enjoyed following your course, no time to sleep :)I recommend this course but only if you already have a previous experience with ASP .NET.I really enjoyed the form authentication part with the identity context, I still think it could be more explain, but it does the job.This course creates a full project from scratch and no more magic with ASP .NET Core when doneThank you and Well done

By Dmitrii Khrustalev on