ASP.NET Core MVC - Cross-Platform Development
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Hey Developers,
This year makes three years since I took the plunge and published my first course on Udemy. Since then, I have published 20 more and now it is time for a content refresh. I have revamped this course to feature the latest and greatest development tooling and techniques in .NET 7 development. https://www.udemy.com/course/learn-aspnet-mvc-and-entity-framework/?referralCode=3B3CCAC77E3C70EF5B36
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I have completed the metamorphosis of Learn ASP.NET MVC and Entity Framework and revamped it to feature more modern and future-proofed development tools and techniques.
It has been renamed ASP.NET Core MVC - Cross-Platform Development to highlight that it caters to all development on and for all operating systems. You can follow along using the platform-neutral development tools that I promote and do so with no worries. Best of all, we are using the latest and greatest available versions.
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This course is also included in the Udemy for Business programme which speaks to its quality and relevance to an enterprise setting. It is a great source of knowledge for junior programmers, or developers who wish to transition to ASP.NET Core. The course's content includes:
- Build a fully data-driven web application
- Use the dotnet command line interface and complete tasks like:
- Scaffolding a database using Entity Framework Core
- Generating Views and Controllers
- Running and debugging an application.
- Manage packages in a project.
- Understand how Models, Views, and Controllers combine to facilitate a web application
- Use and manipulate data models and database contexts.
- Understand how to add views and actions to a controller
- Use Bootstrap 5 to manipulate the web application's overall look and feel.
- Use GitHub for source control management.
Use popular cross-platform development tools like:
- Visual Studio Code
- Azure Data Studio
- Docker
- Add OpenID Connect authentication using Auth0
I am open to suggestions and feedback as usual, so please feel free to reach out to me.
Have fun!
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