Full Stack .NET Web Development

Getting to Work with ASP.NET Core 5 lectures 27:02 The Course Overview This video provides an overview of the entire course. Setting up the Environment We will learn how to select proper IDE for .NET Core programming; start using dotnet CLI. • Install .NET Core for the chosen operating system • Discuss the available IDE working with .NET Core • Start using dotnet CLI, and create a new application ASP.NET Core Application Structure We will cover the differences between ASP.NET Core and the previous version of the framework • Learn how ASP.NET Core runs as the console application • Learn about the Startup class being the application bootstrapped • Learn the ASP.NET Core request pipeline and middleware architecture Working with Controllers We will learn how to work with the web API controllers and endpoints • Create a new web API controller • Define the various HTTP methods within the controller • Discuss the endpoint routing attribute Dealing with Status Codes We will learn how to define proper HTTP status codes that are compliant with HTTP RESTful API • Explore the HTTP GET, POST, and DELETE status codes • Learn the differences between 20X HTTP Status Codes • Learn the other status codes such as 40X Getting to Work with ASP.NET Core 5 lectures 27:02 The Course Overview This video provides an overview of the entire course. Setting up the Environment We will learn how to select proper IDE for .NET Core programming; start using dotnet CLI. • Install .NET Core for the chosen operating system • Discuss the available IDE working with .NET Core • Start using dotnet CLI, and create a new application ASP.NET Core Application Structure We will cover the differences between ASP.NET Core and the previous version of the framework • Learn how ASP.NET Core runs as the console application • Learn about the Startup class being the application bootstrapped • Learn the ASP.NET Core request pipeline and middleware architecture Working with Controllers We will learn how to work with the web API controllers and endpoints • Create a new web API controller • Define the various HTTP methods within the controller • Discuss the endpoint routing attribute Dealing with Status Codes We will learn how to define proper HTTP status codes that are compliant with HTTP RESTful API • Explore the HTTP GET, POST, and DELETE status codes • Learn the differences between 20X HTTP Status Codes • Learn the other status codes such as 40X The Course Overview This video provides an overview of the entire course. The Course Overview This video provides an overview of the entire course. The Course Overview This video provides an overview of the entire course. The Course Overview This video provides an overview of the entire course. This video provides an overview of the entire course. This video provides an overview of the entire course. Setting up the Environment We will learn how to select proper IDE for .NET Core programming; start using dotnet CLI. • Install .NET Core for the chosen operating system • Discuss the available IDE working with .NET Core • Start using dotnet CLI, and create a new application Setting up the Environment We will learn how to select proper IDE for .NET Core programming; start using dotnet CLI. • Install .NET Core for the chosen operating system • Discuss the available IDE working with .NET Core • Start using dotnet CLI, and create a new application Setting up the Environment We will learn how to select proper IDE for .NET Core programming; start using dotnet CLI. • Install .NET Core for the chosen operating system • Discuss the available IDE working with .NET Core • Start using dotnet CLI, and create a new application Setting up the Environment We will learn how to select proper IDE for .NET Core programming; start using dotnet CLI. • Install .NET Core for the chosen operating system • Discuss the available IDE working with .NET Core • Start using dotnet CLI, and create a new application We will learn how to select proper IDE for .NET Core programming; start using dotnet CLI. • Install .NET Core for the chosen operating system • Discuss the available IDE working with .NET Core • Start using dotnet CLI, and create a new application We will learn how to select proper IDE for .NET Core programming; start using dotnet CLI. • Install .NET Core for the chosen operating system • Discuss the available IDE working with .NET Core • Start using dotnet CLI, and create a new application ASP.NET Core Application Structure We will cover the differences between ASP.NET Core and the previous version of the framework • Learn how ASP.NET Core runs as the console application • Learn about the Startup class being the application bootstrapped • Learn the ASP.NET Core request pipeline and middleware architecture ASP.NET Core Application Structure We will cover the differences between ASP.NET Core and the previous version of the framework • Learn how ASP.NET Core runs as the console application • Learn about the Startup class being the application bootstrapped • Learn the ASP.NET Core request pipeline and middleware architecture ASP.NET Core Application Structure We will cover the differences between ASP.NET Core and the previous version of the framework • Learn how ASP.NET Core runs as the console application • Learn about the Startup class being the application bootstrapped • Learn the ASP.NET Core request pipeline and middleware architecture ASP.NET Core Application Structure We will cover the differences between ASP.NET Core and the previous version of the framework • Learn how ASP.NET Core runs as the console application • Learn about the Startup class being the application bootstrapped • Learn the ASP.NET Core request pipeline and middleware architecture We will cover the differences between ASP.NET Core and the previous version of the framework • Learn how ASP.NET Core runs as the console application • Learn about the Startup class being the application bootstrapped • Learn the ASP.NET Core request pipeline and middleware architecture We will cover the differences between ASP.NET Core and the previous version of the framework • Learn how ASP.NET Core runs as the console application • Learn about the Startup class being the application bootstrapped • Learn the ASP.NET Core request pipeline and middleware architecture Working with Controllers We will learn how to work with the web API controllers and endpoints • Create a new web API controller • Define the various HTTP methods within the controller • Discuss the endpoint routing attribute Working with Controllers We will learn how to work with the web API controllers and endpoints • Create a new web API controller • Define the various HTTP methods within the controller • Discuss the endpoint routing attribute Working with Controllers We will learn how to work with the web API controllers and endpoints • Create a new web API controller • Define the various HTTP methods within the controller • Discuss the endpoint routing attribute Working with Controllers We will learn how to work with the web API controllers and endpoints • Create a new web API controller • Define the various HTTP methods within the controller • Discuss the endpoint routing attribute We will learn how to work with the web API controllers and endpoints • Create a new web API controller • Define the various HTTP methods within the controller • Discuss the endpoint routing attribute We will learn how to work with the web API controllers and endpoints • Create a new web API controller • Define the various HTTP methods within the controller • Discuss the endpoint routing attribute Dealing with Status Codes We will learn how to define proper HTTP status codes that are compliant with HTTP RESTful API • Explore the HTTP GET, POST, and DELETE status codes • Learn the differences between 20X HTTP Status Codes • Learn the other status codes such as 40X Dealing with Status Codes We will learn how to define proper HTTP status codes that are compliant with HTTP RESTful API • Explore the HTTP GET, POST, and DELETE status codes • Learn the differences between 20X HTTP Status Codes • Learn the other status codes such as 40X Dealing with Status Codes We will learn how to define proper HTTP status codes that are compliant with HTTP RESTful API • Explore the HTTP GET, POST, and DELETE status codes • Learn the differences between 20X HTTP Status Codes • Learn the other status codes such as 40X Dealing with Status Codes We will learn how to define proper HTTP status codes that are compliant with HTTP RESTful API • Explore the HTTP GET, POST, and DELETE status codes • Learn the differences between 20X HTTP Status Codes • Learn the other status codes such as 40X We will learn how to define proper HTTP status codes that are compliant with HTTP RESTful API • Explore the HTTP GET, POST, and DELETE status codes • Learn the differences between 20X HTTP Status Codes • Learn the other status codes such as 40X We will learn how to define proper HTTP status codes that are compliant with HTTP RESTful API • Explore the HTTP GET, POST, and DELETE status codes • Learn the differences between 20X HTTP Status Codes • Learn the other status codes such as 40X Exploring ASP.Net Core Built-in Features 4 lectures 21:57 Dependency Injection We will use the default built-in IoC container and later on replace it with Autofac library • Explore the default IoC container • Install Autofac and replace the built-in IoC container • Know about the Autofac features Application Settings We will be configuring an application using the built-in feature for loading app settings. • Learn how the framework loads application settings • Create a custom section for application settings • Use the application settings for different environments Logging We will use a built-in ILogger for data logging possibilities with the ASP.NET Core framework • Explore the ILogger interface and the available log levels • Use ILogger to log the sample information • Extend ILogger with custom configuration Filters We will use the available as well as the custom filters in order to extend the application capabilities • Learn how the filters work • Use the built-in filters • Create a custom filter Exploring ASP.Net Core Built-in Features. 4 lectures 21:57 Dependency Injection We will use the default built-in IoC container and later on replace it with Autofac library • Explore the default IoC container • Install Autofac and replace the built-in IoC container • Know about the Autofac features Application Settings We will be configuring an application using the built-in feature for loading app settings. • Learn how the framework loads application settings • Create a custom section for application settings • Use the application settings for different environments Logging We will use a built-in ILogger for data logging possibilities with the ASP.NET Core framework • Explore the ILogger interface and the available log levels • Use ILogger to log the sample information • Extend ILogger with custom configuration Filters We will use the available as well as the custom filters in order to extend the application capabilities • Learn how the filters work • Use the built-in filters • Create a custom filter Dependency Injection We will use the default built-in IoC container and later on replace it with Autofac library • Explore the default IoC container • Install Autofac and replace the built-in IoC container • Know about the Autofac features Dependency Injection We will use the default built-in IoC container and later on replace it with Autofac library • Explore the default IoC container • Install Autofac and replace the built-in IoC container • Know about the Autofac features Dependency Injection We will use the default built-in IoC container and later on replace it with Autofac library • Explore the default IoC container • Install Autofac and replace the built-in IoC container • Know about the Autofac features Dependency Injection We will use the default built-in IoC container and later on replace it with Autofac library • Explore the default IoC container • Install Autofac and replace the built-in IoC container • Know about the Autofac features We will use the default built-in IoC container and later on replace it with Autofac library • Explore the default IoC container • Install Autofac and replace the built-in IoC container • Know about the Autofac features We will use the default built-in IoC container and later on replace it with Autofac library • Explore the default IoC container • Install Autofac and replace the built-in IoC container • Know about the Autofac features Application Settings We will be configuring an application using the built-in feature for loading app settings. • Learn how the framework loads application settings • Create a custom section for application settings • Use the application settings for different environments Application Settings We will be configuring an application using the built-in feature for loading app settings tecture Overview We will discuss the application architecture and create a solution using the dotnet CLI • Delve into the architecture...