Video description
If you want to learn why ASP.NET Core is so popular and how to create and enhance a functional business website and get an overview of ASP.NET Core 5 Model View Controller (MVC), this is the perfect course for you.
After getting a basic introduction to ASP.Net Core 5, you will start building a real-world website that will display products and receive inquiries from the customers about products they are interested in. By building this website, you will become familiar with the fundamentals of ASP.Net Core 5, learn how to set up and connect your application to the database, get to grips with Scaffold identity concepts, work with MailJet to send emails, and a lot more. You will also learn how to scale an existing project, how to architect a mid- to large-scale project, and how to process payments correctly.
By the end of this course, you will have developed all the essential skills needed to create and scale a functional website using the ASP.Net Core 5 MVC framework.
What You Will Learn
- Understand the foundation of ASP.NET Core MVC 5
- Set up a database connection with the Entity Framework core
- Become familiar with MVC classes, such as ViewModel and ViewBag
- Modify the existing architecture of an application
- Explore the N-Tier architecture
- Integrate the Braintree system into the application
Audience
If you are a software engineer or web developer who is looking to build applications using the ASP.NET Core 5 framework, this course is for you. To get started with this course, a basic understanding of C#, SQL, Visual Studio 2019, SQL Server 2017+, and .NET Core 5 is needed.
About The Author
Bhrugen Patel: Bhrugen Patel is a passionate and creative software engineer with a strong focus on simplicity and thorough details. He has been programming since high school and was involved with multiple web and desktop projects using .NET. He has a master’s degree in computer science and a bachelor’s degree in computer engineering. He also has many years of experience with .NET C# and .NET MVC. He enjoys teaching alongside his full-time job.
Table of contents
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Chapter 1 : Part 1 - Introduction
- Welcome
- What We Will Build – Part 1
- What We Will Build in This Course – Part 2
- Tools Needed
- Project Resources
- ASP.NET Core
- Creating a Project
- Project File
- Program.cs File
- Dependency Injection
- Startup Class – Part 1
- Startup Class – Part 2
- Routing in Model View Controller (MVC)
- AppSettings
- wwwRoot and launch launchSettings
- Model View Controller (MVC) Applications
- Performing Routing
- Views in the Default Project
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Chapter 2 : Part 1 - Setting Up a Database and Category Management
- .NET 6 Update - Nullable
- Creating Your First Model
- Adding a Connection String
- Setting Up DbContext
- Configuring a Complete DbContext
- Pushing a Category to a Database
- Checking a Database
- Adding a Category Controller – Part 1
- Adding a Category Controller – Part 2
- Getting All Categories
- Displaying All Categories
- Adding a Category – Part 1
- Adding a Category – Part 2
- Adding a Category – Part 3
- Assignment
- Assignment Solution
- Chapter 3 : Client-Side Validations and Category Update/Delete
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Chapter 4 : Product Management
- Adding a Product Model
- Pushing a Product to the Database
- Adding the List and View Options
- Product Upsert
- Product Upsert User Interface – Part 1
- Product Upsert User Interface – Part 2
- ViewBag and ViewData
- What is ViewModel?
- Demonstration of ViewModel
- Introduction to SweetAlert
- Introduction to Summernote
- Creating a Product
- Displaying the Image Edit Option
- Product Upsert User Interface – Part 3
- ModelState Not Valid
- Deleting a Product
- Assignment
- Assignment Solution
- Eager Loading
- Modifying the Product Model
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Chapter 5 : Part 1 - Customer Facing Website Management
- Navbar Updates
- Creating ViewModel for the Home Page
- Working on the Home Index View
- Partial View
- Demonstration of the Home Page
- Details Virtual Machine (VM) and Action
- Displaying Product Details
- Configuring Sessions
- User Session GET method
- Adding Cards to Your Session
- "Remove From Cart" Button Logic
- Adding the RemoveFromCart Logic
- Chapter 6 : Part 1 - Scaffold Identity
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Chapter 7 : Part 1 - Shopping Cart and Inquiry Email
- Creating a Cart Controller
- Shopping Cart User Interface (UI)
- Deleting Cart Items
- Adding the Basic Authorization Levels
- Adding the Summary Functionality
- Designing the Summary Page User Interface (UI)
- Summary Solution
- Signing Up for MailJet
- Adding MailJet to the Website
- Sending an Email
- Introduction to ProtonMail
- Accessing the AppSettings Configuration
- Using an Inquiry Template for Confirmation
- forEach() versus For
- Getting Data from the Email Template
- Demonstration of the Email Template
- Adding Authorization
- Resolving the Register Admin User Bug
- Chapter 8 : Part 2 - Introduction
- Chapter 9 : Part 2 – Code Separation
- Chapter 10 : Part 2 - Repository Pattern
- Chapter 11 : Part 2 - Inquiry Details (Admin)
- Chapter 12 : Part 2 - Inquiry Management
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Chapter 13 : Part 2 - Shopping Cart
- Change in Requirements
- Adding SqFt to the Model
- Adding SqFt to the Session
- Modifying the Shopping Cart
- Updating the Shopping Cart User Interface (UI)
- Updating the Cart User Interface (UI)
- Implementing the Update Cart Method
- Update Cart Functionality
- Update Cart on Clicking the Continue Button
- Scenarios for User Details
- User Details Based on the Role of User
- Summary Page SqFt Calculation
- Adding More Fields to the Order Summary Page
- Adding Validations
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Chapter 14 : Part 2 - Order and Payments
- Adding an Order Header and Order Details Model
- Working on the Order Repository
- Creating an Order
- Creating a New Order
- Working on Order Confirmation
- Registering for Braintree
- Setting Up Braintree – Part 1
- Setting Up Braintree– Part 2
- Setting Up Braintree Transaction Client – Part 1
- Braintree Payment Flow
- Setting Up Braintree Transaction Client – Part 2
- Overview of Braintree Transaction
- Setting Up the Braintree Server
- Getting Braintree in Action
- Clearing the Cart
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Chapter 15 : Part 2 – Social Login
- Single Sign-On (SSO) Package and Version Update
- Registering with Facebook – Part 1
- External Login Changes
- Registering with Facebook – Part 2
- Social Login Association Samples
- Redesigning the User Interface (UI)
- Implementing Changes in the Login User Interface (UI)
- Resolving the Login Bug
- Designing the Register User Interface – Part 1
- Designing the Register User Interface (UI) – Part 2
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Chapter 16 : Part 2 - Order Management
- Order ListView Model
- Order Index Action Method - Part 1
- Setting up Syncfusion
- Adding the Syncfusion Grid
- Customizing the Syncfusion Grid
- Working on the "Add Filter" User Interface (UI)
- Order List Filter Logic
- Validating the Cart Summary
- Implementing Order Details
- Working on Order Details View – Part 1
- Order Details View – Part 2
- Process and Ship Order
- Implementing the Refund Transaction Function
- Working on Refund Details with Braintree
- Updating Order Details
- Fixing Validation Bugs
- Fixing Admin Registration Bugs
- Chapter 17 : Part 2 – Azure Deployment
Product information
- Title: ASP.NET Core MVC - Up and Running (.NET 5)
- Author(s):
- Release date: January 2021
- Publisher(s): Packt Publishing
- ISBN: 9781801071826
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