ASP.NET MVC for Beginners Step-by-Step (Udemy.com)

Entry-level web development using the ASP.NET MVC framework

( 3 Reviews )

Created by: Jason Bentley

Produced in 2018

What you will learn

Have enough knowledge to develop basic ASP .NET MVC web applications

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Overall Score : 86 / 100

Course Description

Learn concepts needed to create web applications using the popular ASP.NET MVC framework. The contents of this course will enable you to create progressively more sophisticated applications.

Get the skills to create ASP .NET MVC applications of any size or complexity.

Models
Views
Controllers
Data Access
Separation of Concerns
Application Architecture

Get up to speed as quickly as possible using the ASP .NET MVC framework.
Focus on the most important parts of the MVC framework and learn how to use them. Throughout this course, you will learn to create a real world application.

Course Content

You will start with a video detailing the requirements of the application being built throughout this course.
You will learn the most important concepts that you absolutely need to know to be successful in the use of the ASP .NET MVC framework. I will walk you through building the application step-by-step, going from concept to completed application.
You will have several assignments that let you test your knowledge and be given an opportunity to stretch what you have learned and how to apply it to real-world scenarios.

Who this course is for:

Anyone who wants to learn ASP .NET MVC web development.
Anyone who is looking to make a career change into web development.

Time: 2.5h

Instructor Details

Jason Bentley

4.3 Rating
3 Reviews

I am a self-taught software engineer living in the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia. I have been programming professionally for nearly 20 years and I plan to still be programming when I die. This is what I do and I love it.
I have created web, desktop, and mobile applications for financial institutions in the Fortune 50, the Fortune 30, and the Fortune 25, educational institutions, utilities, government agencies, defense contractors, real estate companies, and call centers.
I have a deep LOVE for technology. Some people may take their pleasure from watching a movie or a moonlight walk on the beach. I prefer developing a game I love to play, especially games from the original NES, learning a new framework, or honing an existing skill to as sharp a point as possible. My only guilty pleasure outside of technology is woodworking. I love the feel of a solid piece of beautiful furniture.