Introduction to ASP.NET Core 2.1 Development

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Course Length: 4 days

Delivery Methods:

Next Live Class:Feb 1-4, 2021 10AM-5PM ET

Course Topics

Learn the skills needed to design and build applications that follow the MVC design pattern.

Available Delivery Methods

Public Class
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Private Class
Private classes are delivered for groups at your offices or a location of your choice.

Course Overview

ASP.NET Core 2.1 is the latest release of Microsoft's cross-platform version of its ASP.NET Web development framework. Version 2.1 includes several new features and improvements. This 4-day course introduces attendees to ASP.NET Core development and teaches the skills necessary to design and build well-architected web and service-oriented applications that follow the MVC design pattern.

Course Outline

Introduction
1. What is .NET Core?
2. .NET Core vs .NET Full Framework
3. Overview of ASP.NET Core
.NET Core SDK
1. Installation
2. Version Management
3. Command-Line Interface (CLI)
4. Hello World Application
ASP.NET Core Application Architecture
1. NuGet Packages and Metapackages
2. Application Startup
3. Hosting Environment
4. Middleware and the Request Processing Pipeline
5. Services and Dependency Injection
Application Configuration
1. Configure Method
2. ConfigureServices Method
3. MVC Components
4. Configuration Providers and Sources
5. Configuration API
6. Options Pattern
Request Routing
1. RESTful API
2. Routing Middleware
3. Route Templates
4. Route Constraints
5. MVC Middleware
6. Attribute-Based Routing
Models
1. Introduction
2. Persistence Ignorance
3. Object-Relational Mapping
4. Entity Framework (EF) Core
Controllers
1. Introduction
2. Requirements and Conventions
3. Dependencies
4. Action Results
Views
1. Introduction
2. Conventions
3. Razor Syntax
4. Layouts
5. ViewData and ViewBag
6. Strongly-Typed Views
7. Partial Views
8. View Models
9. HTML and URL Helpers
10. Tag Helpers
11. View Components
12. Client-Side Dependencies
13. Microsoft Library Manager (LibMan)
14. Razor Pages
HTML Forms
1. Introduction
2. Form Tag Helper
3. Form Submissions
4. Model Binding
Data Validation
1. Introduction
2. Data Annotations
3. Model Binding
4. Input Tag Helpers
5. Validation Tag Helpers
Application State
1. Introduction
2. HttpContext.Items
3. Session State
4. TempData
Authentication
1. Introduction
2. ASP.NET Core Identity
3. Cookie Middleware
4. Authorization
5. Claims-Based Authorization
Error Handling
1. Best Practices
2. HTTP Error Status Codes
3. Status Code Pages
4. Developer Exception Page
5. Exception Filters
Logging
1. Introduction
2. Configuration
3. ILogger
Testing
1. Introduction
2. Unit Testing
3. xUnit
4. Testing Controllers
5. Integration Testing
Web APIs
1. Introduction
2. Retrieval Operations
3. Create Operations
4. Update Operations
5. Delete Operations
6. Bad Requests
7. Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS)
Using Docker
1. Advantages of Containerized Applications
2. Docker Fundamentals
3. Microsoft ASP.NET Core Docker Images
4. Running a Container
5. Visual Studio Support
6. AWS and Azure
Deployment
1. Page and View Compilation
2. Publishing
3. Kestrel as an Edge Server
4. IIS as a Reverse Proxy
Conclusion

Class Materials

Each student in our Live Online and our Onsite classes receives a comprehensive set of materials, including course notes and all the class examples.

Class Prerequisites

Experience in the following is required for this ASP.NET class:

Experience with the C# programming language and object-oriented programming concepts.
Some knowledge of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript concepts.

Introduction to ASP.NET Core 2.1 Development

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