This course will teach you the fundamentals of the C# programming language and the .NET Framework. Instead of building boring black and white text-only Console Window applications, we teache you C# in the context of building ASP.NET applications. You will learn just enough ASP.NET to build applications that will allow you to see practical uses for C# as a web developer. By the end of this series, you will know enough to build simple ASP.NET applications that can dynamically change based on user input.
Brief Contents of .Net Application Development
.Net enables web developers to quickly develop, deploy and manage web applications. The built-in security features of .Net also provide the developer with the ability to create apps that are very secure.
The ability to reuse application blocks by using .Net means that developers don’t have to write as much code, saving time and effort. The way that Microsoft patterns and references architectures helps developers to create the right structure for developing apps for clients.
The frameworks and patterns of .Net have already been tested and debugged, so less errors are naturally produced by developers. By using these frameworks and components from Microsoft, apps created by developers are usually of higher quality, and are more reliable.
ASP.NET MVC Professional Training Program
Why learn ASP.NET MVC?
ASP.NET MVC is one of the most popular web development frameworks today. It is built and maintained by Microsoft, and provides us with a lean, modern environment for making our web development projects a reality. In addition, the tooling support from Visual Studio is second to none.
Finally, ASP.NET MVC allows us to develop web applications using any .NET language. We will be using the expressive, powerful, and modern language C#. Although there are other web development frameworks available for .NET, ASP.NET MVC is a first class citizen in the .NET ecosystem – giving it a powerful edge over alternatives.
Dotnet based applications have seen exponential growth in recent times. This course focus on web based applications using ASP.Net framework. After studying this course student will be able to learn client side as well as server-side state management, oop with c#, Web services, MVC framework, integration with database.
Course Outline :
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# Chapters & Strategies Topics 1 Introduction What is .NET Core? .NET Core vs. Full Framework
Overview of ASP.NET Core
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2 Introduction to Windows Forms · What Are Windows Forms? · Windows Forms Class Hierarchy
· Building a Form
· The Application Class
· Trapping Events
· Buttons
· Labels and Textbox Controls
2 Visual Studio and the Forms Designer · Using the Forms Designer · Code Generated by Forms Designer
· Adding Event Handlers
· Creating Attractive Forms
· Creating Easy To Use Forms
3 Introduction to Microsoft SQl Server · Database Create · Make New Tables
· Insert , Update and Delete
· Parent/Child Relationships
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4 Project Security · Project Save on cloud · Again useable Project
10 LINQ to ADO.NET · Language Integrated Query (LINQ) · Bridging Objects and Data
· Using Object Relational Designer
· Filtering, Ordering and Aggregation
· Inserts, Deletes and Updates
· LINQ to SQL
· LINQ to Dataset
4 Using Controls · Checkbox, Radio Button, and Group Box · Numeric Up/Down
· Trackbar
· Progress
· MonthCalendar
· DateTimePicker
5 List Controls · Listbox and Combo box · DomainUpDown
· ListView
· Storing Objects in List Controls
6 Menus, Toolbars and Status Bars · Main Menus · Context Menus
· Building a Status Bar
· Building a Toolbar
· Using the Timer Control
8 Using Advanced Controls · Panel · TreeView
· Splitter
· Tab Control
10 Reports · Crystal Reports · Data Collection
· Data Print
· Data on multiple forms
11 Data Access and Data Binding · ADO.NET Overview · .NET Data Providers
· Data Sets
· Data Tables
· Data Views
· Data Binding
13 MVC 5 Application Version Management Command-Line Interface (CLI)
Hello World Application
14 Models Introduction Persistence Ignorance
Object-Relational Mapping
Entity Framework (EF) Core
15 Controllers Introduction Requirements and Conventions
Dependencies
Action Results
16 Views Introduction Conventions
Razor Syntax
17 Layouts ViewData and ViewBag Strongly-Typed Views
Partial Views
18 View Models HTML and URL Helpers Tag Helpers
19 View Components Client-Side Dependencies Microsoft Library Manager (LibMan)
Razor Pages
20 HTML Forms Introduction Form Tag Helper
Form Submissions
Model Binding
13 C# Application Architecture NuGet Packages and Metapackages Application Startup
Hosting Environment
Middleware and the Request Processing Pipeline
Services and Dependency Injection
21 Data Validation Introduction Data Annotations
Model Binding
Input Tag Helpers
Validation Tag Helpers
22 Error Handling Best Practices HTTP Error Status Codes
Status Code Pages
Developer Exception Page
Exception Filters
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