Introduction to ASP.NET Core MVC (.NET 8)

In this Introductory course, we will learn MVC (Model-View-Controller) with .NET 8.

When we are working with .NET Core Web Applications, there are two common ways of building website.
1. MVC (Model-View-Controller) Web Application
2. Razor Pages Web Application

In this course we will learn the basics of .NET Core (.NET 8) and then learn basics of MVC and Razor Pages as we enhance MVC Application to a more complex final project!.

Topics Covered
- Fundamentals of .NET Core
- MVC Application
- Razor Pages
- Entity Framework Core
- Repository Pattern
- ViewBag
- ViewData
- TempData
- Toastr and sweet alerts in .NET Core
- Datatables in .NET Core
- Assignments
- Errors and how to solve them!

Because of the extensive length i could not break out all sections but below you will find the section breakout timestamp.

⭐️ Course Contents ⭐️
⌨️ (0:00:00) Section 1 - Welcome & Getting Started
⌨️ (1:06:53) Section 2 - Category CRUD Operations
⌨️ (3:36:22) Section 3 - Razor Project
⌨️ (4:19:04) Section 4 - N-tier Architecture
⌨️ (4:57:36) Section 5 - Repository Pattern
⌨️ (5:48:38) Section 6 - Product CRUD
⌨️ (7:49:08) Section 7 - Home and Details Page
⌨️ (8:05:00) Section 8 - Identity in .NET Core
⌨️ (9:25:19) What's Next?

[kirillzlobin]

15:08 Tools needed
26:33 wwwroot folder - all static files go here (images, CSS, JS etc.)
28:59 appsettings.json - all secret keys go here
31:14 Program.cs file - starting file of the project
41:30 Routing
48:20 Views that correspond to a certain controller are locatted in Views folder.
1:07:58 Create a model - class with certain properties
1:10:19 Data annotation
1:13:17 - Connection to a DB
1:14:00 - Download package using NuGet
1:17:15 - Project file has the list of all dependencies
1:17:56 - Add connection string to a project
1:23:03 - Configure the connection to DB with Entity Framework
1:35:49 - Create table with Entity Framework
1:45:38 - CRUD operations
1:57:21 - Get data from DB and pass it to view
2:02:25 - Display data in the view
2:11:17 - Add CSS Bootswatch css file (modified bootstrap)
2:18:22 - Create new category (click on button)
2:29:15 - Bind form data
2:33:21 - Add data to DB via post method in form
2:37:09 - Redirect to a certain page after clicking "Create"
2:38:49 - Form validation
2:45:28 - Custom conditions for validation
2:53:42 - Client side validation
2:58:45 - Editing
3:15:46 - IMPORTANT NOTE WHEN UPDATING RECORD
3:18:46 - Deleting a category
3:23:39 - Notifications with help of TempData
3:27:13 - Create a partial view for dispalaying TempData notifications
3:30:52 - Using Toastr for Notifications
3:37:12 - Using Razor pages instead of MVC stuff (Also shows how to add another project to the solution and set it as a run project)
3:38:58 - Differences between MVC and Razor pages
4:19:04 - Create DAL - Data Access Layer. Separation of concern.
3:33:20 - Puting the files from monolith APP to separate apps: DataAccess, Models, Utilitiy
4:43:09 - Migrations
4:46:19 - Dependency Injection Lifetimes

[zanngoc]

53 minutes in, and I refunded the stupid course that I bought on udemy from Neil Cummings. He may have very high point averages, but he does NOT explain things like you do here. I appreciate that from the buttom of my heart, thank you, I am looking forward to completing this 9 hour journey and hopefully, I will FINALLY get a good understanding of .Net.

[codekhalipha]

Can’t than you enough.🎉
Clear, precise and easy to follow.
I knew only Mosh at this level of clarity in the explanation but you’re a rock..

[arashghanbari]

Absolutely fantastic tutorial. I've lost count of the amount of tutorials I took trying to understand ASP. This one did it for me. Thank you for this. It is much appreciated.

[deborajroy]

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[alexandonov]

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[pioneertechnology]

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[YadinValdes]

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I have followed the video step by step, 2:30 in, totally engaged.

[smithkt]

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[emmanuelmulwa]

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[Mmvisenim]

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[wdqwsqf]

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[VELS]

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[brioown]

You have explained everything in excellent detail.. Your explanation is nice to start with.

[adamochie]

6:10:40 Add DB Foreign Key using Entity Framework Core
6:20:00 Create enumerate list select with viewBag viewData
6:44:00 Add file type data type
7:25:00 Create Search bar, pagination with list

[peterculver]

I recently graduated from a C#, .NET Full Stack Bootcamp. I had a great background from them and everything you said made sense...but the way you connected the dots and fleshed out my previous learning was awesome!! I was an educator before taking the leap into Programming and I will say that this is a wonderful educational course by a very talented instructor. Thanks for all you do!

[hands-onprogramming]

What an extremely clear explanation of things. Love it, amazing work!

[musaakor]

I am new to ASP .Net, but what i have learnt from this your video tutorial is immeasurably superb.

thank you for what you do.

sweet blessings

[asimfaiazrass]

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Also taking the time to appreciate that you are making the contents free for everyone to learn.

[brettRaperhvactech]

1:18:15

Love the content of the video and how you explain things. Makes learning DotNet soooo simple and more enjoyable.