Master .Net Core Mvc: Build Market Management System .Net 8

Learn ASP.NET Core MVC, Entity Framework Core, SQL Server, ASP.NET Core Identity, Clean Architecture in .NET 8

What you'll learn

MVC Pattern

Handle request with Controllers

Render HTML with Views

Pass parameters to action methods

Create Model classes to load data

Tag Helpers

Validations with Data Annotation

Validations with custom validation attributes

Partial Views

Interactivity with partial views and jQuery

Create reusable component with ViewComponent

BootStrap v5

Use Css to control printing area

Use Clean Architecture to refactor existing code base.

Entity Framework Core (.NET 8)

SQL Server

Authentication & Authorization with ASPNET Core Identity

Policy based authorization

Requirements

Basic knowledge of C# (3 - 6 months of C# experience)

Basic knowledge of HTML

Basic knowledge of SQL

Visual Studio 2022

.NET 8

Description

Are you ready to create amazing web applications with the latest and greatest technology from Microsoft? Do you want to get hands-on experience with the Model-View-Controller (MVC) pattern and learn how to craft dynamic web pages with Razor views, Tag Helpers and jQuery? Do you want to discover how to use Entity Framework Core and SQL Server to work with data? Do you want to secure your web apps with ASP.NET Core Identity and policies? Do you want to follow clean architecture and write code that is easy to maintain and test?If any of these questions resonate with you, then you are in the right place!What will this course teach you?In this course, you will learn how to develop web applications with ASP.NET Core MVC using .NET 8, the newest version of the .NET framework core. You will start with the fundamentals of MVC and create a simple web app without a framework. Then, you will add MVC framework support and learn how to handle requests with controllers, render HTML with views, pass parameters to action methods, and create model classes to load data.Next, you will implement CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations for categories and products using a static repository. You will learn how to use Tag Helpers to create navigation links, forms, and hidden fields. You will also learn how to validate user input with data annotations and custom validation attributes.After that, you will work on the cashier’s console for the supermarket management system. You will use partial views, jQuery, and ViewComponents to create interactive and reusable UI components. You will also learn how to create a sales form and a transactions report with CSS for printing.Then, you will adopt clean architecture and refactor your code to follow the principles of separation of concerns, dependency inversion, and single responsibility. You will learn how to organize your code into projects and layers, and how to use dependency injection to decouple your classes.Next, you will use Entity Framework Core and SQL Server to replace your static repository with a real database. You will learn how to use migrations, query data with LINQ, and update data with change tracking.Finally, you will implement authentication and authorization with Identity and policies. You will learn how to scaffold Identity, create user accounts, roles, and permissions, and limit user access based on policies. You will also learn how to display the cashier name on the sales form.What are the benefits of taking this course?By taking this course, you will:Gain a solid understanding of ASP.NET Core MVC and the MVC patternLearn how to use Razor views and Tag Helpers to create dynamic web pagesLearn how to use Entity Framework Core and SQL Server to store and manipulate dataLearn how to implement authentication and authorization with Identity and policiesLearn how to adopt clean architecture and write maintainable and testable codeBuild a complete web application with ASP.NET Core MVC from scratchGet access to the source code and assignments for each sectionWho is this course for?This course is for anyone who wants to learn how to develop web applications with ASP.NET Core MVC using .NET 8. You should have some basic knowledge of C# and HTML, but no prior experience with ASP.NET Core MVC is required.So, what are you waiting for? Enroll now and start your journey to become an ASP.NET Core MVC developer!

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 1. Traditional Web Application Frameworks

Lecture 3 2. Why do we need a framework

Lecture 4 3. Understand the MVC Pattern

Lecture 5 4. Add Support for MVC framework

Lecture 6 5. Handle requests with Controllers

Lecture 7 6. Render HTML with Views

Lecture 8 7. Pass parameters to Action Methods

Lecture 9 8. Pass Model class to the view

Section 2: Implement Categories’ CRUD Operations

Lecture 10 9. Introduction of Seciton 2

Lecture 11 10. Understand Layout file and _ViewStart file

Lecture 12 11. Use static file middleware to apply bootstrap css styles

Lecture 13 12. Use sections in the layout file

Lecture 14 13. Use Static Repository to Store Data

Lecture 15 14. Use the Controller-Model-View triangle to implement a page

Lecture 16 15. Use Tag Helpers to create navigation Links

Lecture 17 16. Undersatnd the _ViewImports file

Lecture 18 17. Understand Model Binding in HttpGet action method

Lecture 19 18. Use Tag Helpers to help create a html form

Lecture 20 19. Handle HttpPost request

Lecture 21 20. Use Hidden field to store Id in the form

Lecture 22 21. Form Validation with DataAnnotation

Lecture 23 22. Assignment 1_ Add Category

Lecture 24 23. Assignment 1_ Answer

Lecture 25 24. Render Javascript in a Section

Lecture 26 25. Use partial view to deduplicate code

Section 3: Course Project: Implement Products CRUD

Lecture 27 26. [Important] Use the prepared Source Code

Lecture 28 27. Implement Products list

Lecture 29 28. Understand ViewModel

Lecture 30 29. Implement Add Product

Lecture 31 30. Implement Edit Product

Lecture 32 31. Create the Product PartialView

Lecture 33 32. Implement Delete Product

Section 4: Implement the Cashier’s Console

Lecture 34 33. Requirements of the Cashier_s Console

Lecture 35 34. Use partial views to make code more manageable

Lecture 36 35. Populate Categories Dropdown

Lecture 37 36. Create a partial view for rendering the product list

Lecture 38 37. Dynamically Render Partial View with JQuery

Lecture 39 38. Use css _ Jquery to highlight selected product

Lecture 40 39. Assignment 2_ Display Selected Product Details

Lecture 41 40. Assignment 2_ Answer

Lecture 42 41. Implement the Sales form

Lecture 43 42. Assignment 3_ Quantity field Validation

Lecture 44 43. Assignment 3_ Answer _ Fixing display issues

Lecture 45 44. Custom Validation with ValidationAttribute

Lecture 46 45. Complete the selling process _ add sales transactions

Lecture 47 46. What is ViewComponent

Lecture 48 47. Implement Transactions ViewComponent

Lecture 49 48. Assignment 4_ Transactions Report

Lecture 50 49. Assignment 4_ Answer

Lecture 51 50. Print Report with Javascript and CSS

Section 5: Adopting Clean Architecture

Lecture 52 51. What is Clean Architecture and Why

Lecture 53 52. Use Case Driven Development

Lecture 54 53. Implement a In-Memory Data Store Plugin

Lecture 55 54. Use Dependency Injection to connect the dots

Lecture 56 55. Other use cases implemented

Section 6: Use Entity Framework Core and SQL Server

Lecture 57 56. EntityFramework Core and Nuget Packages

Lecture 58 57. Install Nuget Packages for EF Core

Lecture 59 58. Create Database Context

Lecture 60 59. Run DB Migration

Lecture 61 60. Implement the Category SQL Plugin

Lecture 62 61. Implement the Product SQL Plugin

Lecture 63 62. Implement the Transaction SQL Plugin

Lecture 64 63. Dynamic Dependency Injection

Section 7: Authentication & Authorization

Lecture 65 64. Scaffold ASP.NET Core Identity

Lecture 66 65. Run DB Migration for Identity

Lecture 67 66. Protect the App with Identity

Lecture 68 67. Use the LoginPartial view

Lecture 69 68. Policy based authorization

Lecture 70 69. Fix an bug related to Authorization

Anyone who wants to learn ASPNET MVC core (.NET 8) from Basics to Advance,Anyone who already learned ASPNET MVC and want to brush up with latest .NET version. (.NET 8),Anyone who already learned ASPNET MVC and want to have a good project to practice (Supermarket Management System),Anyone who wants to learn to use Clean Architecture in an ASPNET Core project.