Top Course - Learn ASP.NET Core 5.0 MVC - CRUD Operations, EntityFramework Core

In this video, you're going to learn ASP.NET Core 5.0 MVC. We are going to go over the basics and build an Expense Tracker.

And if you are interested in some more C# knowledge, check out our WPF course and our C# Masterclass!

And don´t worry, our older ASP.NET 5 course is still relevant as well!

00:00 Intro
01:36 What we will build in this video
06:21 Intro to the section
07:20 The Tools you will need
08:59 Introduction to .NET Core
16:58 Creating an ASP.NET Core Project
19:58 Project File and Program File
24:10 Dependency Injection
28:22 Startup file, .Net Core Pipeline and Middleware
34:47 Routing in MVC
40:52 Launchsettings, AppSettings, WWWRoot
45:00 What exactly is MVC
49:32 Shared Folder as well as ViewImports and ViewStart
1:00:24 Intro To the Controller Chapter
1:01:01 Creating your own controller in ASP.NET Core MVC
1:06:40 Creating your own view in ASP.NET Core MVC
01:10:48 Routing Explained
01:18:35 Conventional Routing
01:21:42 Attribute Based Routing
01:24:19 Controller Actions
01:26:24 Pass Values to Actions
01:33:39 Action Return Types
01:46:01 Intro Chapter Models
01:47:00 Model in MVC
01:53:37 Code First Approach and Migration
01:58:32 Setting up the Connection String
02:01:13 Setting up DBContext as Well es Entity Framework Core
02:04:54 Setting up DBContext in our startup File in ASP.NET Core MVC
02:08:52 Push our items to the Database, Migrations and checking the DB
02:14:05 Add a controller to our borrowed items
02:18:12 Passing Data to the Controller in ASP.NET Core MVC
02:23:19 Displaying our Data using HTML and Bootstrap
02:31:42 Add new columns to Database
02:37:17 Create Page and Button editing
02:42:57 Designing the create item page
02:52:23 Creating the Entry in the Database
02:58:42 Challenge - Expenses
03:00:13 Challenge Expenses - Solution
03:08:37 Server Side and Client Side validation
03:20:11 Delete Entry in Database
03:32:12 Update Entry in Databse

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You can learn ASP.NET Core MVC for programming web applications
General ASP.NET Core MVC tutorial
We are going to use HTML and bootstrap.
You will first learn the ASP.NET core basics. Then we will dive deeper.

Please be aware of having to set up the right data model on your Database for this to work correctly.

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Just a quick note at 27:45:
The 5th principle of solid is dependency inversion, not dependency injection.
Dependency injection is an implementation of dependency inversion. There are other ways than dependency injection to implement dependency inversion, like making an IOC container class for example.

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