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ASP.NET Core evolved as ASP.NET WebForms and MVC matured, and ASP.NET Core's exclusive features and framework have made it the dominant choice for large enterprise web applications over WebForms and MVC. ASP.NET Core skills are now essential for web developers as MVC Core knowledge is required. Bestdotnettraining.com offers an online ASP.NET Core training course covering MVC patterns, the Core framework, and practical skills like database access and security needed to develop large, platform-independent web applications.

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Dot Net Core

ASP.NET Core evolved as ASP.NET WebForms and MVC matured, and ASP.NET Core's exclusive features and framework have made it the dominant choice for large enterprise web applications over WebForms and MVC. ASP.NET Core skills are now essential for web developers as MVC Core knowledge is required. Bestdotnettraining.com offers an online ASP.NET Core training course covering MVC patterns, the Core framework, and practical skills like database access and security needed to develop large, platform-independent web applications.

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Evolution of ASP.NET Core happened when ASP.NET WebForm and ASP.

NET MVC was already


couple of years old in the industry. Even though ASP.NET Webform and ASP.NET MVC available
because of its age is considered to be very matured for web application development, it is because
of the popularity of ASP.NET CoreFramework and many exclusive features of ASP.NET Core that
today it is dominating over Web Forms and MVC are first choice for large sized enterprise web
application development.

Even if you are experienced in ASP.NET MVC, if you don’t have working knowledge of ASP.NET
MVC Core you are treated as out dated in the industry. This is the reason every web developer
today is upgrading himself to ASP.NET Core.

www.bestdotnettraining.com’s online ASP.NET Core Training course begins with understanding


MVC design pattern and applying various features of the ASP.NET Core framework to developing
light weight and platform independent but large sized Web applications.
The exclusivity of our online ASP.NET Core training is on every topic and also has walkthroughs
and sample programs for each and every module. For any person to excel, he not only needs the
practical knowledge but also he should be able to communicate the same in Interviews and
our ASP.NET Coresections really comes handy.

Objectives
 Understand the benefits of MVC design over traditional ASP.NET Web Forms.
 Acquiring sufficient knowledge on role of Model, View and Controller in integrating them
to develop complete web application.
 Understand how Routing API maps requests to action methods in controller.
 Learn how to reuse code rendering HTML using custom HTML Helper methods and Tag
Helpers.
 Building Custom Model Binders for typical conditions in which built-in default binders are
not usable.
 Understanding and applying validation framework for both client and server validations.
 Access databases and performing CRUD operations using LINQ and Entity Framework.
 Implement security in ASP.Net Core applications.
 Use Ajax and partial page updates and rendering and executing JavaScript code from
ASP.NET Core.
 Modularize using Areas.
 Compress the output using bundling and minification features.
 Develop Service Oriented RESTful services using Web API feature of ASP.NET Core.
 Build and deploy ASP.NET Coreapplication to the production server.

Pre-requisites
 Prior knowledge of HTML and C# is mandatory.
 Basic knowledge of ASP.NET WebForms and ASP.NET Mvc recommended.
 LINQ, Entity Framework and SQL Server for database related operations.

ASP.NET CoreFirst Application


1. ASP.NET Core First Application
2. ASP.NET Core Environment Setup
3. ASP .NET Core Demo Application
4. ASP.NET Core Project Layout
5. Understanding Life Cycle of ASP.NET Core MVC Request
Controllers& Action Methods
1. Controller Overview
2. ActionMethods and IActionResult object
3. Passing data from Controller to View
4. Action Selectors
5. Action Filters
6. Action Filters
7. Building Custom Action Filters
8. Example: UserAgentActionFilter
9. Order of Action Filter Execution
10. Cancelling Filter Execution
11. Middleware
Views
1. Introduction to Razor View
2. Advantages of Razor View
3. Razor Syntax
4. Types of Views
5. Partial Views
6. Layout Pages (Master Pages)
7. Special Views
8. View Categorization based on Model
Helpers
1. Html Helpers
2. Built-In Html Helpers
3. Url helpers
4. Tag Helpers
5. Custom Helpers
Model Binding
1. Html Form behavior
2. Model Binder Overview
3. DefaultModelBinder
4. Binding to Complex Classes
5. FormCollection Model Binding
6. IFormFileModel Binder
7. Bind Attribute
8. TryUpdateModelAsync
9. Binding Views to Model classes
Validations & Data Annotations
1. Data Annotations and Validation Overview
2. Validation with Data Annotation
3. Server Side and Client Side Validation
4. RemoteValidation
5. Custom Server side validation
6. Model level validation using IValidatableObject
State management Techniques
1. Cookies
2. Sessions
Security
1. Authentication
2. Authorization
MVC and Entity Framework Core
1. Basic CRUD Operations using Entity Framework
2. Separation of work using BO Classes
3. Using Single Database Context Object across all Business Objects
4. Writing Generic Class / Repository
5. Caching in Repository
ASP.NET Core - Web Caching
1. Memory Caching Introduction
2. In-Memory Caching
3. Distributed Cache
4. Response Cache
Routing
1. Overview
2. Routing Constraints
Module Development
1. Creating Admin Module using Area
2. Creating User Module using Area
JQuery and Ajax
1. Working JQuery
2. Ajax
Web API
1. Writing a Web API service
2. Calling a Web API service
Bundling&Minification
1. Bundling
2. Minification

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