Introduction to ASP.NET Core MVC in C# plus LOTS of Tips

ASP.NET MVC is still one of the most popular web frameworks for C#. So what has changed in the .NET Core version? In this video, I am going to walk you through how MVC is set up, how authentication works, and how it is different from the .NET Framework version of MVC.

* The Which ASP.NET Core course is no longer sold on Udemy. It has been updated, renamed, and is now sold on my site with the rest of the courses.

[bluustreak]

Bootcamps tend to just show students how to do things without telling them WHY, probably to save time.
But by explaining things so that you understand, you save SO much time. At least 90% of time is saved by teaching properly and competently like you do.

[FlorinAsavei]

19:11 "The real world is not a demo" - real words of wisdom right there

[toddnashville]

Been coding since the 80's. Started with RPG I & RPG II and all it's evolutions until 2012 when I made the move to .NET and VB. Spent the last 8 years developing and maintaining web service linking our backend with our web presence. Now our company is shifting to MVC and C#. Both of these are new to me and these videos are just what I need. Lots of information with explanation and at a pace where I'm not constantly going back to see or hear something over and over to understand it. Looking forward to watching some more videos

[aceflyerr]

I appreciate the guiding words about "the right way". As a developer with only about 4 years experience, I am constantly still learning better ways, but I find I am the most successful when I grind through the problems, teach and learn myself in the code. If I tried to do it "the best/right way" the first time, I'd never get anywhere, due to my skill level, but as I dive in and progress my skills I feel more confident that I am closer to "best practices". Thanks for your great videos!

[makgatoselaelo]

I have started a course on ASP.NET and this course comes at the right time of my learning period. I have learned quite a lot from your C# subscriptions. Selaelo Makgato (South Africa)

[kopilkaiser]

I am following you on a regular basis. The only one reason, you explain in detail, not over complicatinf the topic, and keeping everything to point. I was able to understand and apply it practically without any issues. Obviously, at times I struggle, but re-watching that certain again, helps to understand it way better than I had initially understood. 😊 So far, your tutorials are always the best in that area available amongst other sources ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[travispandos]

Tim, you are amazing. I’m just now getting into the C# / WebDev scene and hope to one day land a job in this field. You have been such a great help with so many things! Thank you!

[christopherbaldwin]

Tim always has the best tuts! Voice is calming and his videos are presented so perfectly!

[StephenBeale]

Doing this today in MVC Core 6, there is no startup.cs - was loving this until then. Got a little lost but now see that it's essentially all now covered in Program.cs - phew

[gerloeskebrezet]

I am following a traineeship application/software engeneering. I've had no experience in programming before I started. I started out with PHP and am now starting with C#. This video really helped me a lot in understanding what all the 'pre-written' files mean. Thank you very much! I wil defenitely see some other of your video's!

[saulomoreira]

He explains everything so well, really nice.

[jcsharp]

Outstanding! I was disappointed to hear you say that learning MVC was necessary, since most businesses are still 5 years behind. I've been learning the newer stuff because I did not want to go backwards in my learning path. But you speak the truth here... Reality is, I'll likely be converting a legacy MVC app with my next assignment. So I better know something about it. It's nice that you're showing some of the differences to be aware of. Thank you!

[cramzgaming]

Thank you for spending time on getting into the configuration settings and not just jumping into the MVC pattern information. Great content. Subbed!

[jeremiasalvarez]

The most amazing part of your channel, apart from the amazing tutorials you make, is seeing how fast VS works on your computer. You should make a guide on that subject as well 👀.

[prabdeepdhaliwal]

Very in-depth video explaining ASP.NET CORE, appreciate it and had to subscribe

[umerchohan]

Brief introduction to Asp.net core. Thank you. I was finding this type of tutorial.

[rayvoigt]

Thanks for the video. Need to quickly learn MVC for a demo I'm presenting, so this was great. I didn't even consider the options for asp.net core vs .net framework for MVC. I guess I'll learn both and see which will be the option I choose for the demo. Thanks again for the videos.

[esitemim]

thank so much for explaining the mvc application. So helpful for me to start learning.

[Otonium]

I'm refreshing some (and still learning) old topics, foundational as this one. In 2023 in VSIDE2022 the workload creates a unique Program file. Trying to figure out the changes. There's a video about that. Thank you as always for your quality content Tim.

[kochalia]

Great videos. Now everythink is more clear. More MVC tutorial, please