C#, ASP.NET Core 2.2 MVC, and Entity Framework Core are used to provide a database-driven CRUD API. Learning via projects
What you’ll learn
Step-By-Step: Create Web API Using ASP.Net Core Course
- .Net Core Services Data Transfer Objects (CRUD API) in Asp.Net Core 2.2 (DTO)
- DbContext is used for one-to-many and many-to-many relationships.
- The Fundamentals of Dependency Injection
- Understanding of how to use interfaces in C#.
- Core of the Internet
Requirements
- A minimum of 4-6 months of C# programming experience is required.
- Understanding Collections and Interfaces, as well as the fundamentals of C# OOP programming
- Make time to follow along and complete practice homework assignments.
- Visual Studio 2017 is used in this training.
Description
The focus of this course is on CRUD operations. We’ll build a full API to handle each of the actions in a multi-table database step by step. Quite the reverse, in fact.
Get ready to learn a lot of new things and explore the world of.Net core. The course facilitates learning by combining a gradual introduction of new content, repetition, and plenty of practice! There are no magically appearing blocks of code because every line of code is coded on camera. Every step is explained every time you are exposed to it, not just the first time. You will also have the opportunity to put what you learned through homework assignments into reality.
Let’s go over a few details. First, let’s discuss what this course IS
- Introduction to utilizing Asp.net Core and Entity Framework to create a CRUD API.
- We go over the entire process of creating a CRUD API.
- I introduce new concepts when they become necessary for the project’s advancement.
- This is a “follow along” and “put what you’ve learned into practice” course.
- There are no codes that are skipped.
What this course is NOT:
- Courses can be taken in their whole or in depth.
- Learn C# or take a.NET foundations course.
- Theory with explanations and snippets of code
- Ready to Deploy in the Real World
1. There’s nothing more to it. Expect little more than a cursory look at security, database optimization, asynchronous processing, and other related topics. Simply CRUD. It’s that simple. Within.net core, we will solely use the C# programming language.
2. Keep in mind that this is a course as well as a practical tutorial. Many courses will show you how to get started with one area and then swiftly move on to another. This isn’t going to be one of those classes! My purpose is to guide you through the new region within one step at a time. Net core will teach you new concepts and topics while also assisting you in learning them.
3. Have you ever experienced something similar? You took a class and thoroughly enjoyed it! Everything was taught thoroughly, and there were numerous “aha” moments. And all of a sudden, you were lost. You suddenly felt as if you hadn’t learned anything. It’s like attempting to transition from crawling to sprinting. We’ll take it one step at a time in this course, presenting new concepts gradually and only after you’ve had a chance to put what you’ve learned into practice.
So, let’s get started!
Who this course is for:
- Students that are new to.Net Core but not to C#
- Who would like to create a CRUD API in.Net Core?
- Hands-on programming is the greatest way for students to learn.
- Students who have the ability to devote time to completing homework assignments
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