ASP .NET Core MVC - Skill Module

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Learning Topics

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Video Content

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Coding Exercises

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Quiz

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Skill Assessment

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Topics Covered

Overview of ASP.NET Core

Understanding ASP.NET Core
ASP.NET vs. MVC vs. ASP.NET Web Form vs. ASP.NET MVC vs. ASP.NET Core
Explaining Pipelines
Explaining Middlewares
Demonstrate Startup.cs Codes
Main method in ASP.NET Core
ASP.NET Core launchSettings.json and appSettings.json files
ASP.NET Core Dependency Injection

Passing data to View

Views Discovery
Loosely typed: ViewData and ViewBag
Using strongly typed model object (Strongly typed Views)
Understanding role of ViewModel

Routing

Understanding Default Routing
UseMvc() and UseMvcWithDefaultRoutes() middlewares
Conventional vs. Attribute Routing

Models in ASP.NET Core

Introducing Model
Model Binding and Validation

ASP.NET Core WEB API

Introducing HTTP
Setting up environment for ASP.NET Core WEB API
Configuring Startup class and adding middleware for WEB API
Understanding Route Attribute
Passing values through URL and Query Strings
Demonstrating HTTP Response Messages
Explaining IHTTP Action Result
Controller action return types:
HTTP Request Methods
HTTP Response Codes
Testing Web API using Postman

ASP.NET Core MVC

Introduction to MVC
How MVC Works
Understanding Model, View and Controller
ASP.NET Core AddMvc vs. AddMvcCore

Layout Views

Need of Layout View
Creating and using Layout View
Section in Layout View
Rendering body and section
Understanding _ViewStart.cshtml and _ViewImports.cshtml

TagHelpers

The Form Tag Helper
The Label Tag Helper
The Input Tag Helper
The Textarea Tag Helper
The Select Tag Helper
The Anchor Tag Helper

Entity Framework Core

Installing EF Core
EF Core DB-First and Code-First approach
DbContext in EF
Using SQL Server with EF
EF Core Migrations
EF Core conventions: OneToOne and OneToMany
Performing CRUD operations using EF Core

Overview of ASP.NET Core

Understanding ASP.NET Core
ASP.NET vs. MVC vs. ASP.NET Web Form vs. ASP.NET MVC vs. ASP.NET Core
Explaining Pipelines
Explaining Middlewares
Demonstrate Startup.cs Codes
Main method in ASP.NET Core
ASP.NET Core launchSettings.json and appSettings.json files
ASP.NET Core Dependency Injection

ASP.NET Core MVC

Introduction to MVC
How MVC Works
Understanding Model, View and Controller
ASP.NET Core AddMvc vs. AddMvcCore

Passing data to View

Views Discovery
Loosely typed: ViewData and ViewBag
Using strongly typed model object (Strongly typed Views)
Understanding role of ViewModel

Layout Views

Need of Layout View
Creating and using Layout View
Section in Layout View
Rendering body and section
Understanding _ViewStart.cshtml and _ViewImports.cshtml

Routing

Understanding Default Routing
UseMvc() and UseMvcWithDefaultRoutes() middlewares
Conventional vs. Attribute Routing

TagHelpers

The Form Tag Helper
The Label Tag Helper
The Input Tag Helper
The Textarea Tag Helper
The Select Tag Helper
The Anchor Tag Helper

Models in ASP.NET Core

Introducing Model
Model Binding and Validation

Entity Framework Core

Installing EF Core
EF Core DB-First and Code-First approach
DbContext in EF
Using SQL Server with EF
EF Core Migrations
EF Core conventions: OneToOne and OneToMany
Performing CRUD operations using EF Core

ASP.NET Core WEB API

Introducing HTTP
Setting up environment for ASP.NET Core WEB API
Configuring Startup class and adding middleware for WEB API
Understanding Route Attribute
Passing values through URL and Query Strings
Demonstrating HTTP Response Messages
Explaining IHTTP Action Result
Controller action return types:
HTTP Request Methods
HTTP Response Codes
Testing Web API using Postman

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