It's a new version of the ASP.NET framework that runs on Windows, Linux, and macOS because of its cross-platform framework. This open-source platform can be used to provide optimized development for various types of applications such as web, desktop, mobile, and deployed in cloud premises. The .NET Core applications are easy to maintain because of their reduced memory footprint. In this ASP.NET core online training, you will be trained to develop an application that can create, edit and view the data from a database. Get started with web development using ASP.NET Core. In this beginner-friendly pathway, you'll learn the basics of C#, HTML, Razor Pages, and more!

The ASP.NET Core certification training is primarily designed for .NET Beginner(s)/Professional(s) who want to learn how to develop the modern cloud-based app using ASP.NET Core and Visual Studio. In this training program, you will learn about .NET Core, middleware, MVC pattern, HTML helpers, tag helpers, custom helpers, validation and custom validation, and querying database using Entity Framework Core. Further, learn how to take advantage of the new features in ASP.NET Core.

Course Objectives:

After completing this course attendees should be able to:

• Understand .NET Core architecture and Advantages
• Build and run cross-platform ASP.NET apps on Windows, Mac and Linux
• Understand ASP.NET Core middleware
• Configure ASP.NET Core MVC
• Use Dependency Injection in ASP.NET Core
• Work with Entity Framework Core
• Handle Errors in ASP.NET Core
• Create REST Service using Web API
• Understand and Implement Repository, Unit of Work and Dependency Injection Design Patterns
• Publish ASP.NET Core Application

Learning Path:

1. NET Core
2. MVC & Entity Framework Core
3. NET Core Web API
4. Architecture and Design Patterns

Course content

ASP.NET Core

.NET Core 

• Understanding .NET Core
• .NET Core Features
• .NET Core Framework Architecture
• .NET Core 1.0 vs. .NET 4.5
• .NET Core Supports
• Advantages of .NET Core
• .NET App Model

.NET CLI

• Introduction to DNX, DNVM, DNU
• Introduction to .NET CLI
• .NET CLI Commands

Introduction to ASP.NET Core

• Understanding ASP.NET Core
• NET Core Features
• NET Core 1.0 vs. ASP.NET MVC5 vs. ASP.NET WebForms
• Advantages of ASP.NET Core

Visual Studio Project Templates

• Understanding Visual Studio ASP.NET Core Templates
• Creating an ASP.NET Core project
• Understanding ASP.NET Core project folder structure
• Understanding configuration files

Model, View, Controller & Actions

• Understanding Model, View and Controller
• Types of Views
• Creating Controller
• Understanding Actions
• Actions and Non-Actions Methods
• Understanding Action Results
• Communication between Controller and View

Razor View Engine

• Understanding Razor View Engine
• Razor View Engine vs. Web Form Engine
• Razor Syntax
• Razor Statements, Loops etc.

Routes & URLs

• Introduction to Routing
• Defining Routes
• Attribute Routing
• Need of attributes routing

Helpers

• Understanding Html Helpers
• Types of Html Helpers
• Built-In Html Helpers
• Tag Helpers
• Inline Helpers
• Custom Helpers
• Url helpers

Model Binding

• Html Form behavior
• Model Binder Overview
• DefaultModelBinder
• Binding to Complex Classes
• FormCollection Model Binding
• IFormFileModel Binder
• Bind Attribute
• TryUpdateModelAsync
• Binding Views to Model classes

Server-side Data Receiving Ways

• Action Parameters
• View Models/Objects
• FormCollection

Reusable UI Components

• Partial View
• View Components

ViewModel & Form Validations

• Creating ViewModel
• Understanding ASP.NET Core MVC Validation
• Need of Server Side and Client Side Validation
• Validation with Data Annotation

Custom Validation

• Custom client side Validation
• Custom Server side validation

Data Passing Techniques

• ViewData
• ViewBag
• TempData
• Session
• Query String
• Cookies

MVC & Entity Framework Core

Entity Framework Core

• What is ORM
• ORMs used with .NET
• EF6 vs. EF Core
• Advantages of Entity Framework

Database Modeling

• Defining Mapping using Data Annotation
• Implementing CRUD Operations
• Defining Mapping using Fluent API

Database Migrations

• Entity Framework Code First Migrations
• Updating Database when the Model Changes
• Rollback Db changes
• Migrations best practices
• Script Migration

Database First Approach

• Understanding Db First Approach
• Reverse Engineering Approach
• Db First using EF Core Power Tool
• Updating Code using EF Core Power Tool

DB Procedures and Functions

• Creating and Sps and Functions
• Calling Stored Procedures
• Calling Db functions

ASP.NET Core Web API

ASP.NET Web API 

• Introduction to SOA
• Introduction to REST
• REST Principles
• Understanding ASP.NET Web API
• Choosing between WCF and WebAPI

ASP.NET Core Web API Controller & Actions

• Understanding Controller & Actions
• Creating Controller
• Creating Actions

Database Operations and Postman

• CRUD Operations using Web API
• Using Postman for testing Web API
• Consuming Web API using ASP.NET Core

Advanced Web API

• Implementing Content Negotiation
• Parameters binding
• Web API Versioning
• Securing WebAPI

Architecture and Design Patterns

Project Architecture 

• Understanding Need of Project Architecture
• Project Architecture Overview
• Clean Architecture
• Layer Architecture

Design Patterns: Repository and Unit of Work

• Understanding Repository and UOW Design Pattern
• Need of Repository Design Pattern
• Need to Unit of Work Design Pattern
• Implementing Repository and UOF Design Pattern

Dependency Injection

• Understanding Dependency Injection
• Need of Dependency Injection
• Implementing DI

ASP.NET Core Best Practices

• Implementing Bundling and Minifcations
• Compress Response Size
• Error Logging
• Implementing Caching

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