Master Full Stack .NET Development: Online Training Course

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Full Stack .NET Core

Course Overview

The Full Stack .NET course provides a comprehensive online training experience tailored for individuals eager to excel in both frontend and backend development utilizing the .NET framework. This dynamic course delves into a multitude of web development facets, encompassing essential frontend technologies such as HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, alongside robust backend tools like C#, ASP.NET, and SQL Server. Through engaging online modules and interactive sessions, participants will acquire practical proficiency in crafting end-to-end web applications with .NET. Whether opting for online training or seeking a classroom training, this course offers a structured learning environment designed to empower learners with the requisite skills for navigating the intricate landscape of modern web development with confidence and expertise.

Description

The Full Stack .NET course begins with an introduction to web development and the .NET framework, highlighting its versatility and capabilities for building dynamic web applications. Participants will learn about frontend technologies, including HTML for markup, CSS for styling, and JavaScript for interactivity. The course then transitions to backend development using C# programming language, ASP.NET for server-side scripting, and SQL Server for database management. Practical examples, hands-on projects, and real-world scenarios will be used to reinforce theoretical concepts.

Course Objectives

The primary objectives of the Full Stack .NET course are as follows:

Introduction to Web Development: Provide an overview of web development concepts, technologies, and best practices.
Frontend Technologies: Understand HTML, CSS, and JavaScript for creating responsive and interactive user interfaces.
Backend Technologies: Gain proficiency in backend development using C#, ASP.NET, and SQL Server for data storage and retrieval.
Database Integration: Learn how to integrate SQL Server databases with .NET applications for managing data.
Full Stack Development: Develop skills in building end-to-end web applications, including frontend and backend components.
Version Control: Understand the importance of version control systems like Git for managing codebase changes.
Deployment and Hosting: Explore techniques for deploying .NET applications to web servers and hosting platforms.
Security Considerations: Learn about security measures and best practices for securing .NET applications from common vulnerabilities.
Testing and Debugging: Develop skills in testing and debugging .NET applications to ensure functionality and reliability.
Project Development: Work on real-world projects and hands-on exercises to apply learned concepts and techniques in practical scenarios.

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Course Curriculum

.NET Introduction

Differences between Programming Languages
Platform Dependency Vs Platform Independency
.NET Languages & Compilers
CIL/MSIL code
Language Interoperability

.NET Runtime

.NET Framework
.NET Core, .NET 5, and .NET 6
Architecture of .NET Runtime
Managed and Un-Managed Code
CLI Specifications
Versions of .NET Runtime
.NET Class Libraries (FCL & CORE FX)

Security Manager
JIT Compiler
Garbage Collector

Introduction to C#

History of C#
Versions and Features
Procedural Programming Approach
Object Oriented Programming Approach
Structure of a program in C
Structure of a program in C++
Structure of a program in Java
Structure of a program in C#

Writing the 1st Program using C#

Rules to be followed
Saving the C# code in Notepad
Compiling C# Programs thru Developer Command Prompt
Executing compiled code thru Developer Command Prompt

C# Data Types

Integer Types
Float, Double, Decimal Types
Boolean Type
DateTime Type
GUID Type
Char & String Types
Object Type

Variables & Fields

Syntax of Variable & Field Declarations
Value Types Vs Reference Types
Nullable Value Types
Implicitly Typed Variables
Dynamic Type
Boxing Vs Un-Boxing

Conditional Statements

Conditional Branching
Conditional Looping
Jump Statements

Arrays

Single Dimensional Arrays
Array Class
Two Dimensional Arrays
Jagged Arrays
Implicitly Typed Arrays
Command Line Arguments

Working with Visual Studio

Versions of Visual Studio IDE
Project Templates
Item Templates
Solution Explorer
Compilation
Execution

Encapsulation

Sub Programs
Method Syntax
Parameter less Methods
Parameterized Methods
Non-Value Returning Methods
Value Returning Methods
In, Out and InOut Parameters
Params Keyword
Default Valued Parameters
Instance Creation
Difference between Instance, Variable & Reference of a class
De-referencing the instance of class
Multiple instances of a class
Constructors
Static Keyword
Case Study

Inheritance

Implementation
Accessing parent members from child class
Creating parent class Reference by using child class Instance
Creating child class Reference by using parent class Reference
Default parent class
Types of Inheritance
Passing values to parent class constructor using child class instance
Case Study

Polymorphism

Method Overloading
Inheritance based Overloading
Method Overriding
Hiding/Shadowing
Constructor Overloading
Operator Overloading
Types of Polymorphism
Sealed Classes & Methods

Abstract Classes & Methods

Abstract methods & classes declaration
Need and advantages of Abstract Classes
Case Study

Interface

Need of an Interface
Multiple Inheritance with Interfaces and Case Study

Structure

Declaration and Implementation of a Structure
Differences between Structure and Class

Extension Methods

Need and advantages of Extension Methods
Adding extension methods to user-defined and pre-defined types

Solution & Projects

Application Architecture in Real-time Applications
Hierarchy of solutions and projects
Organizing solutions by adding new and existing projects
Project compilation and Assemblies

Assemblies

.dll Assemblies
.exe Assemblies
Difference between assemblies
.NET Framework, .NET Core and .NET 5 Assembly organization

Access Specifiers

Need and use of Access Specifiers
Types of access specifiers and their scope.

Language Interoperability

What is Language Interoperability
Consuming C# Assemblies in VB Projects
Consuming VB Assemblies in C# Projects

Miscellaneous members of a class

Finalizers
Properties
Indexers
Deconstructors

Enum Type

What is an Enum
Definition and Consumption of Enums

Exceptions & Exception Handling

What is an Exception
Exception class hierarchy
Need of Exception Handling
Try, Catch & Finally
Throwing Exceptions
System Exceptions
Application Exceptions
User-defined Exception Class

Delegate Type

What is a delegate and where we use?
Defining delegates
Multicast Delegates
Anonymous Methods
Lambda Expressions
Expression bodied Members

Miscellaneous Concepts

Anonymous Types
Partial Classes
Partial Methods

Collections

Stack
Queue
Array List
Hash Table
Generics & Generic Collections
List, Dictionary, and other Collection classes

LINQ

What is LINQ
LINQ Vs SQL, LINQ to Objects, LINQ to Databases, LINQ to XML
Implementing LINQ on Arrays, Collections & Objects

Windows Programming

Introduction to GUI Programming
Controls – Properties, Methods and Events
Working with Form Control
Delegates, Events and Event Handlers
Button, TextBox, Radio Button and CheckBox Controls
Combo Box, ListBox and Checked ListBox Controls
Dialog Controls – Color Dialog, Font Dialog, Open File Dialog, Save File Dialog and Folder Browser Dialog
Image and Timer Controls
Creating Menu’s and Menu Item’s
MDI and Layout’s
User Controls

Accessing Data with ADO.NET

ODBC Drivers
OLEDB and Framework Providers
ADO Vs ADO.NET
Introduction To ADO.NET Technology
Communication with Data Sources
Connected Architecture
Disconnected Architecture
DataReader Vs DataSet
Connection Strings and Configuration Files
DataTable, DataRow, DataColumn, DataView and DataRelation Classes
Working with Stored Procedures
Data Binding with Data Source Controls – GridView and DataGrid

Assemblies

Private Assemblies
Shared Assemblies
Global Assembly Cache
Versioning of Assemblies
Contents of an Assembly file

Task Parallel Library (TPL)

Task Vs Threads
Asynchronous Programming
Calling methods with Tasks
Thread Synchronization
Data Parallelism with Parallel.For and Parallel.ForEach
Task chaining using continuation Tasks
Task cancellation using cancellation tokens
Async and Await

Introduction to Web Applications

Windows Applications Vs Web Applications Vs Distributed Applications
ASP.NET Vs ASP.NET Core
Client/Server Architecture Application
What are Client and Server
Role of Web Server
IIS (Internet Information Services)
Creating a new Website on IIS

ASP .NET Technology

Classical ASP
Drawback Of classical ASP
Evolution Of ASP.NET - Web Forms
Evolution Of ASP.NET - MVC

Introduction to MVC

Introduction to Design Patterns
Architecture Patterns
Intro to MVC
ASP.NET Web Forms (Vs) ASP.NET MVC
List of Versions of ASP.NET MVC
MVC Architecture, what is MVC?
What is Controller and Action Method
What is View & What is Model
Request Flow in ASP.NET MVC

Project Creation

Creating New Project in Visual Studio
Overview of Folders and files of MVC project

Controllers

Introduction
Creating Controllers Manually and by using Scaffolding
Action Methods in Controllers
Parameters to Action methods

URL Routing

Overview
Need of URL Routing, Parameters in URL
Default Parameter Values
Literals in URL

Views

Introduction
Action Results and various types of Action Results
Action Methods returning Action Results
Creating a Razor View
Shared Views
View Engines
ASPX View Engine Vs Razor View Engines
Razor Programming

Passing Data from Controller to View

View Data
View Bag
Temp Data
Sessions
Anonymous Methods
Strongly Typed Models

UI Designing

With HTML Controls
With HTML Helpers
With Strongly Typed HTML Helpers

Partial Views

Need of Partial Views
Development and Consumption of Partial Views
Html.Partial
Html.RenderPartial
Html.RenderAction

Layout Views

Introduction and need of Layout Views
Default Layout View (_Layout.cshtml)
Creating custom Layout Views
Layout Views with Sections
Html.RenderSection()
_ViewStart.cshtml
Overriding _ViewStart.cshtml

Bundling And Minification

Need of Minification and Bundling
BundleConfig.cs
ScriptBundles and StyleBundles
Importing ScriptBundles and StyleBundles
Creating and consuming custom bundles

Areas in MVC

What is an Area in MVC Application?
Need and creation of MVC Area
Area Registration and Configuration

Data Annotations and Validations

Introduction
Model level validations (vs) View level validations
Importing jQuery Validation Plug in
[Required], [RegularExpression]
[Range], [StringLength], [Compare]
[Remote], ModelState.IsValid, Custom Validations
[Display], [Datatype], [DisplayFormat], [ScaffoldColumn]

LINQ to SQL

Introduction to LINQ
What is LINQ to SQL
Performing CRUD Operation using LINQ to SQL

ADO.NET Entity Framework (EF)

Introduction to Entity Framework
Various Approaches in EF
Understanding DbContext and DbSet
Entity Framework DB First
Entity Framework Code First
Entity Framework Model First

Scaffold Templates

Need of Scaffolding
Creating controllers and views using scaffold
Understanding Index, Details, Create, Edit, Delete action methods and views

Filters

Introduction to Filters
ChildActionOnly, OutputCache, ValidateInput
ValidateAntiForgeryToken, HandleError
Action Filters, Result Filters, Authorization Filters
Exception Filters, Custom Filters
Authentication and Authorization
Types of Authentications
AllowAnonymous

JQuery and Ajax in MVC

Introduction and need of JQuery in MVC
Importing/Updating JQuery plug in and Demos
Implementing Auto fill Textbox’s using JQuery AJAX
JTable and MVC Grid Controls

Web API

Introduction to distributed applications
Web Services Vs WCF Vs Web API
Understanding HTTP Methods (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE)
Creating API Controller and API configuration
Calling Web API from JQuery
CRUD operations using JQuery AJAX with Web API
Enabling CORS
Consuming Web API from MVC Project

Developing Single Page Applications

What is SPA
Need of SPA and Getting started
Angular Integration

Introduction to .NET CORE

What is .NET CORE
What’s new in.NET core
ASP.NET core
.NET Core Vs ASP.NET Core

ASP.NET CORE MVC Applications

Introduction
Setting up a new project
Command line tools and code
ASP.NET Core MVC project structure
Program and Stratup Classes
Main method in ASP.NET Core Applications

Startup and Middleware’s

Introduction
How Middleware Works
Configure and Configure Services Methods
Exception Handling Middleware
Routing Middleware
Static Files Middleware
Setting up ASP.NET MVC Middleware

Hosting Models

What are Hosting Models
Types of Hosting Models
Kestrel Web Server
Reverse Proxy Servers

Controllers in MVC Framework

Introduction
MVC design pattern
Routing

Views in MVC Framework

Creating Simple Views
Tag Helpers for creating Views
Built-in Tag Helpers
Custom Tag Helpers

Models in MVC Framework

Introduction
Models and Views

Entity Framework CORE

Introduction
Installing EF Core
EF Core Architecture and Libraries
Creating and Implementing DB Context
Configuring EF Services
Entity Framework Migrations
Various Approaches in EF (DB First and Code First)
Creating CRUD Application in MVC Core using DB First
Creating CRUD Application in MVC Core using Code First
Dependency Injection Introduction
Dependency Injection Containers
Integrated support of Dependency Injection in ASP.NET Core
Implementing Dependency Injection in MVC Core Applications

Error Handling In MVC Core Applications

Handling Client Errors
Handling Server Errors

ASP.NET CORE Identity

Introduction to Identity Framework
Authentication Services and Middleware
Identity in ASP.NET Core MVC
Open Authentication
Authorization

WEB API Core

Creating a WEB API Core Service
Testing WEB API Core Services using Swagger
Implementing Dependency Injection in WEB API Core
Consuming WEB API Core Service in MVC CORE using JQUERY
Consuming WEB API Core Service in MVC CORE using C#

Publish/Hosing and MVC Core Application

What is Publish/Host
Types of Publishing/Hosting options
File System Vs Web Deploy Vs App Service
Hosting MVC Core Application on Microsoft Azure
Summarizing the whole proces

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Who can learn this course

This course is suitable for a diverse range of individuals, including:

Software Developers: Professionals looking to expand their skill set by learning full-stack development with the .NET framework.
Web Developers: Individuals interested in mastering both frontend and backend development for web applications.
Students and Graduates: Those pursuing degrees in computer science or related fields with an interest in web development and .NET technology.
Career Switchers: Individuals transitioning to a career in web development and seeking comprehensive training in .NET.
Entrepreneurs and Startup Founders: Those looking to build scalable web applications and launch startups using .NET technology.
IT Professionals: System administrators, network engineers, and IT specialists seeking to broaden their skill set with web development using .NET.
Technical Enthusiasts: Anyone eager to learn full-stack development and build dynamic web applications with the .NET framework.

The Full Stack .NET course is designed to cater to both beginners and individuals with some experience in software development, providing a solid foundation in building modern web applications using .NET technologies.