Upgrading to .NET Core From Start to Finish

Learn how to take existing .NET Framework applications and upgrade them to the latest .NET Core version

.NET Core 3.0 is here. It is time to get your projects upgraded from the .NET Framework to .NET Core before they fall further behind. In this course, you will get the following knowledge upgrades:

Upgrading Class Libraries to .NET Standard 2.0
Upgrading WinForm projects to .NET Core 3.0
Upgrading WPF projects to .NET Core 3.0
Upgrading ASP.NET MVC projects to .NET Core 3.0
Fixing upgrade issues
Adding in .NET Core logging
Adding in Serilog Logging
Adding .NET Core Dependency Injection into desktop projects
Deploying desktop apps to a single file (with .NET Core built-in)
Deploying MVC projects to Azure Web Apps (even if .NET Core 3.0 is not supported)
Deploying MVC projects as a Docker image
and even more…

To make this as real-world as possible, we will be taking the Tournament Tracker application with all three user interfaces and using it as a starting point for our upgrading. The project is built upon .NET Framework 4.5.2 (except the MVC project, which is .NET Framework 4.7.2). Learn how to move to .NET Core in the messy real-world, not just a sterile demo environment.