Learn Basic Microsoft Razor with JQuery and Visual Studio (Udemy.com)

Learn the Fundamentals of Programming with Microsoft Razor, JQuery, SQL and Visual Studio 2013 for Web!

Created by: E Learning Lab

Produced in 2015

icon
What you will learn

  • Create Web Pages
  • Deploy Web Pages
  • Understand the Fundamentals of Programming
  • Understand How to Code in Razor
  • Understand how to add and use JQuery in Pages
  • Understand How to Control Program Flow
  • Understand How to Process Submitted Forms
  • Understand How to Manipulate HTML and CSS with JQuery
  • Understand How to Write SQL Queries
  • Understand How to use SQL Queries in Web Pages
  • Understand how to execute code in a detailed way using Microsoft Visual Studio
  • Learn how to create templates in Visual Studio
  • Learn how to attach databases to projects
  • Learn How to Code and Use Your Own Functions
  • Learn How To Code and Use Arrays
  • Learn How To Use Basic HTML Helpers
  • Learn How To Perform Basic Validation
  • Learn How To Code and Use Various HTML Controls
  • Learn How To Use The Visual Studio Debugger For Maximum Insight
  • Learn How To Use With System Funct

icon
Quality Score

Content Quality
/
Video Quality
/
Qualified Instructor
/
Course Pace
/
Course Depth & Coverage
/

Overall Score : 92 / 100

icon
Course Description

In this course, using Microsoft Visual Studio 2013 for Web, you learn the fundamentals of programming using Microsoft Razor. This course uses the very powerful "Step Into" feature of Microsoft Visual Studio 2013. This debugger approach ensures you can observe the code execute line by line, so it's behavior is very clear and predictable. Why should you learn this language? Because Razor is a simplified syntax version of Microsoft C#, and Razor is widely used in many modern web architectures like MVC. However, Razor is also less intimidating than C#, so you'll get cracking in no time. Along the way, you'll get exposure to technologies like HTML, CSS, JQuery and SQL. These are all essential technologies in the world of web development. And, of course,you learn to use Microsoft Visual Studio, which is one of the most powerful, and widely used programming environments in use today, and well into the future. Let's get coding! Who this course is for:
  • Those who want a gentle introduction to web development concepts
  • Those who like to learn new things, and grow
  • This course does not cover MVC

icon
Instructor Details

placeholder


Thirty years Information System veteran.
E Learning Lab is a of e learning company teaching Java, Microsoft Razor, iPad Teaching, Javascript and web design. E learning Lab is focus on imparting our skills and expertise to the younger generation by providing accurate and informative ebooks on Udemy. Collaborating with international companies have always been top priority. E learning lab is also the head training provider and the main representative for several companies and education institutions around the world too.

icon
More courses by E Learning Lab

Learn JavaScript Through Microsoft Visual Studio 2013 Web

$11.99

icon
More visual basic .net courses

Basic C# Clearly Explained

$11.99

Let's Code: VB.Net Exercises for Beginners

$11.99

Learn To Program Tic-Tac-Toe with C# and Visual Studio

$11.99

What's New in C# 6, C# 7 and Visual Studio 2017

$11.99

Beginners Guide To C# With Visual Studio 2017

$11.99

VB.NET Introduction

$11.99

icon
Reviews

4.6

5 total reviews

5 star 4 star 3 star 2 star 1 star
% Complete
% Complete
% Complete
% Complete
% Complete

By Brian Houla

Will follow up on review, but must say working with Tom has been great and helpful person. I seriously don't think you can go wrong with any of his courses! Tom, would love to see a VB.net advance course :) Thanks and keep the courses coming!

By Nebiyou Tesfaye

His articulate expression and knowledge

By Conrad Stanley

Instructor knowledgeable, clear using concise examples having a logical workflow

By Randy G German

excelent

By Anonymized User

Slow and very basic. Spends a lot of time retyping code that is already pasted onto the bottom of the page.

Assumes pretty much no knowledge of HTML, JavaScript, CSS, jQuery.