ASP.NET Core and React - The Complete Guide (Udemy.com)
The complete guide to build applications using ASP.NET Core 6, React and Entity Framework Core
Created by: Victor Lins
Last updated March 2022
What you will learn
- How to develop an interactive single page application (SPA) using React js
- How to build a Web API using ASP NET Core 6 (.NET 6)
- How to use Entity Framework Core to manipulate database records
- How to allow users to create, read, update and delete items in the web page using Axios
- How to document a Web API using Swagger
- How to install and use Microsoft SQL Server Studio
- How to install and publish an application in IIS
How it compares
Against the other 848 rated Udemy courses in IT Certifications on CourseDuck:
- Rating4.0 out of 5higher than 3% of them
- Reviews69#752 of 849 by number of reviews
- Length3.7 hoursshorter than 76% of them
- Last updatedMarch 2022earlier than 89% of them
Course Description
In this course you will learn how to develop a complete functional application using ASP.NET Core 6, that connects to a database, allowing users to visualize, create, edit and delete elements directly from a friendly and well designed web page using React.js, one of the most powerful front-end libraries on the market.
At the end of this course, you will have sufficient knowledge to develop your own complete application using ASP.NET Core, React.js and Entity Framework Core connecting to a database.
Some of the topics that we will cover during this course:
• Setting up the environment
• Introduction to ASP.NET Core 6
• Dependency injection
• Custom middleware
• Introduction to Entity Framework Core
• Creating database and table in Microsoft SQL Server
• Designing CRUD operations in C# using Entity Framework Core
• Introduction to ASP.NET Core Web API
• Documenting our Web API using Swagger
• Introduction to React
• JSX
• Virtual DOM
• Component
• Props
• React Effect Hook
• State and Mutability
• Event Handling
• Conditional Rendering
• Cross-Origin Requests (CORS)
• Adding Axios to connect our front-end with our back-end
• Adding SweetAlert for notification
• Handling errors in the Front-End
In the last lecture, you will learn how you can deploy the solution that you've developed in IIS.
Instructor Details
- 4.0 Rating
69 Reviews
Victor Lins
I am a software engineer with over 8 years of experience in a huge variety of projects and architectures, some simple others considerably complex.
Some of my main skills include Software Architecture, Web Development, ASP.NET Core, React.js, Entity Framework Core, Javascript, SQL and Web Services.
I consider myself passionate about coding as I really fell excited about learning technologies and using them to automate and improve processes.
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Reviews
By Juan Arturo Munoz Anaya on 6/5/2023
Awesome. Some concepts may require a little bit of explaination but overall it's very good.
By Patrick Joseph Aglibut on 3/29/2023
I have to implement the code in AppRoute.js instead of doing it in App.js. Might be because of the version but still got it to work and match the output based on the tutorial.
By Shoba Sundarrajan on 11/25/2022
I'm completely new to reactjs.So It could be better , if explained how to write react syntax ,what is import and what is export and etc., and personally i felt , pronounciation is not clear to understand.
By Raghbir Badhan on 6/22/2022
1. Code should be given as a resource 2. The sounds drops in quality in many videos 3. The video quality really has to be sharper, when we are new to the syntax it's difficult to see difference between ( & { . Another reason why you should give the code as a recourse
By Habeeb Afvan on 2/1/2022
Course is good. The only problem I felt is that the font of your program is very small. from mobile, hardly I can see what you are coding.
By Nathaniel Hannigan on 1/8/2022
The Visual Studio editor text is fuzzy and difficult to read. The sound recording of the second lecture is too quiet. However, the instructions and examples are helpful.
By Peifen Lu on 12/11/2021
This course is amazing! taught me to complete a project from scratch. But the code is too small to be seen very clear. If the author can zoom in the screen, that would be better for me to follow.
By Lindsay Smith on 10/11/2021
I loved how the topics were covered in an objective way, but also deep enough.
By Youssef Ferreira Pires de Souza on 10/5/2021
This course helped me a lot, I got a very clear idea of the capabilities of ASP.Net Core and React and how to implement them in a real life scenario. The instructor was also pretty clear and objective.
By Carlos Soares Dias on 10/3/2021
This course is perfect. Not only was I able to build a system from scratch, I also learned a lot of tips. Highly recommended.
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Overall Score : 80 / 100






