ASP.NET Core Web App Tutorial - Part 4

In this video series, I'll be building a library management system from scratch using the ASP .NET Core framework with MVC.

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I thought I could finish reviewing this project in this video - however, it went a bit long - so I'll have to upload Part 5 in a followup video! In this section, we'll work on the landing page and the Patron feature.

This is a longer video, but is basically comprised of three sections:
1 - Setting up the landing page
2 - Completing the Patrons service layer
3 - Completing the MVC pattern for the Patrons feature

Current GitHub repo for this project
(in progress, may not match video exactly):

About this series:

We'll learn how to use Entity Framework Core to build a code-first web application. The web app we build can be used to check library assets in and out of inventory, place holds on items, and manage library branches and patrons.

Topics covered throughout this series include the Model View Controller design pattern, Code First database migrations, DbContext, writing SQL queries, dependency injection, implementing services, the ASP.NET Razor Engine, and Visual Studio tips.

[theguire]

Dude? Did I hear you right? An automated test framework leveraging Selenium and Coypu? Niiiice! This was something on my bucket list for some time but never had the time.


You the man.

[brightstar]

Nice, great tutorial... waiting for Part 5

[MrBeavis]

First of All, Thanks again for these videos, it helped me a lot to complete my project here in the Company.

[lightknight]

You're a good man, Wes. I'm currently working on a new project and I can't believe how good tutorials are.

[conankids]

Many thanks for sharing! Hard to find .net core 2 tutorial, and now I found this awesome:)

[nasirshaik]

you are the super Hero for Developers.. Please do more videos on Angular 4 its my request, I learned many things about your angular series...Thanku So Much Wes doyle.

[ayencoscolfield]

Amazing and absolutely awesome the best video have ever seen on asp.net core web app. i have a question though as a follow up to one of the question asked why dont we have search field and pagination. it will be nice to see the project extends to covering pagination. thanks in advance.cheers

[henrygalvan]

Thanks Wes, this is good. Hope to see more tutorial like this.

[anil]

Good job Mr. Wes Doyle. Very easy to understand your video. You deserve 5 STAR rating.

[MrBeavis]

Thank you very much for creating this tutorial, and this is the Best ASP.NET CORE series Ever.

[grzegorzszrt]

What a great series. Do you plan to add more videos on this library webside?

[pakistanilion]

amzing project wow ---PLZ TELL When will u upload complete video series of library management system thanks for sharing ur depth knowledge

[theguire]

Great explanation (why use it, the advantages gained) of dependency injection

[iamtuskie]

Thank you very much, but when are you bringing out part 5?

[adesegunadebayo]

Amazing tutorials, I'd have loved to get the /wwwroot/Images folder

[TheLordxray]

Hello, amazing series. Will you continue expanding this library service or are you planning on maybe creating some other .net core project?

[petloki]

How do you avoid displaying in the URL address bar all of the parameters passed to a page? I think it is not convenient displaying that because an un-authorized user might try to type directly there and have access to stuff he might not be allowed to see. Is there a way of protecting those parameters being displayed publicly?

[cesevangelista]

Hi Wes, first of all thanks a lot for these videos, It helped me a lot learning ASP.Net MVC Core 2. I was trying to add a sub menu but not working, could you pls help me? Thanks.

[jasonconye]

Hey Wes this is a great project....
I'm following along with you I just got stuck because at the homepage the images I stored for patron, bldg and books are too large to be shown and aren't fitting properly...
I'd really appreciate it if you could help me with it...

[youtubian]

Exellent video, however why did you not try to use polymorphism where you deal with type of assets, Books, Videos, Magazines etc, what if you have 50 types of assets, then you need to eliminate IF ELSE statements via Polymorphism. Can you make a video how to implement that thanks.