The Complete ASP.Net Core 2.0 MVC Developer Course (MVC5)

Course details

By the end of this course you will be in a position to implement the following : -

Entity Framework 6 Db First And Entity Framework Core 2.0 Code First :

• Getting Started With Entity Framework Core 2.0

• Migrations And Database Updates

• Class Designing Techniques

• Data Annotations And CRUD Operations

• Select Operations

• Immediate Mode Vs Differed Mode

• List Vs IEnumerable Vs IQueryable

• Eager Loading Vs Explicit Loading Vs Lazy Loading

• Working with Raw SQL And Stored Procedures

• Auto And Manual Transactions

• 3 Layered Approach With .Net Standard Library

ASP.Net MVC 5 And ASP.Net Core 2.0 MVC :

ASP.NET Core can target .NET Core or .NET Framework. ASP.NET Core apps targeting .NET Framework aren't cross-platformthey run on Windows only. There are no plans to remove support for targeting .NET Framework in ASP.NET Core. Generally, ASP.NET Core is made up of.NET Standardlibraries. Apps written with .NET Standard 2.0 run anywhere that .NET Standard 2.0 is supported.

• Introduction To ASP.Net Application

• Getting Started With First Static And ASP.Net Core MVC Web App

• Get Vs Post And Passing Data From View To Controller

• Razor View Engine And HTMLHelper Classes

• ViewData Vs ViewBag And EF In MVC

• Model Binding And TempData

• Tag Helper And Form Validations

• CRUD Operations And BootStrap

• Dependency Injection And Layouts

• Authentication In ASP.Net Core MVC Using Identity Server

  • Initial Setup And User Registration

  • LogIn And Logout

  • Email Confirmation And Forgot Password

• Authorization In ASP.Net Core MVC Using Identity Server

  • Initial Setup

  • Assign Roles Dynamically

• AjaxLinks And AjaxForms (Links And Partial Views)

• AjaxLinks And Forms(AjaxForms)

• Introduction To JQuery

• JQuery Based Ajax Calls - Read Operations

• JQuery Based Ajax Calls - Create-Update-Delete Operations

  
  

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