Learn ASP.NET Core using MVC 6 and Entity Framework Core 1.0

Learn web application development with ASP.NET Core 1.0, focusing on MVC 6 and Entity Framework. Ideal for beginners looking to grasp essential web development concepts.

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Brief Summary

This course lets you dive into web app development using ASP.NET Core 1.0! You’ll learn the ins and outs of MVC 6 and Entity Framework, all in a super simple way. It’s a chill way to pick up some coding skills!

Key Points

  • Learn web app development with ASP.NET Core 1.0
  • Focus on MVC 6 and Entity Framework
  • Course is simple and aimed for easy understanding
  • Future lectures may be added, but not guaranteed
  • Develop and host web APIs in the cloud

Learning Outcomes

  • Understand the basics of ASP.NET Core 1.0
  • Build web applications using MVC 6
  • Integrate Entity Framework for data handling
  • Get ready to develop cloud-based web APIs
  • Prepare to connect iOS apps with web APIs

About This Course

Learn web application development using the new completely written from scratch framework called ASP.NET (5) Core

* PLEASE READ BELOW 

In this new course, you will learn web application development using the new completely written from scratch framework called ASP.NET Core 1.0 using MVC 6 and Entity Framework. This course is available "AS IS" and currently not being maintained due to my other commitments at work. I may add more lectures but not guaranteed.

In this course I've tried my best to make it very simple and easy to grasp new concepts introduced in the .Net Core version. 

Happy Programming!

  • Develop Asp.Net Core Web Apps using MVC and Entity Framework Core

  • Develop and Host Web APIs in the Cloud using Asp.Net Core (coming soon)

  • Consume Web APIs from iOS (iPhone) App using Swift from Scratch (coming soon)

Instructor

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Arfan Khan

A motivated professional with more than 15 years of significant, progressive experience in Information Technology development, focusing on Microsoft .Net Technologies and Mobile Application Development using iOS. Experienced Web Architect who has successfully developed dozens of large web based projects. As an instructor I try making difficult things really easy.

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4.9 course rating
4K ratings
ui-avatar of César Behr
César B.
5.0
5 years ago

Very good course, learned a lot and gave a good overview.

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Jason B.
4.0
6 years ago

It was well done, even though it covered the old framework. I would like to have seen some updates or reference to the newer frameworks.

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Rich B.
4.0
6 years ago

I picked up a few things, and not blaming the instructor it was too basic for a developer of twenty years experience even if MVC was new. I should have picked one for Intermediate.

I don't want knock the instructor because I couldn't do it; but constructive feedback is to figure out how to get the monotone sound & rhythm of voice not so much as it causes drifting mind (for me) and probably relates to the fact that it was too basic for me.

Thanks.

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ui-avatar of Zemoga Inc
Zemoga I.
5.0
7 years ago

Good explanation and easy to understand

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ui-avatar of Fawad Tayyab
Fawad T.
5.0
8 years ago

it is advanced

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Abhi
4.0
8 years ago

The course is great. However, it is not complete. Whatever lectures seen so far has great and valuable content. Few things are outdated. I had to make few changes to the project as project.json is no longer supported now. I can understand that making changes to course videos to keep in pace with the actual changes made in .NET core is hard. I'm ready to leave 5 star rating once the content is complete. Each lecture is straight to the point and explained a single concept which is very good.

I feel that the course could be improved by adding more content related to
Dependency injection. It needs more explanation for a beginner like me. I'm still curious how just adding an argument to a constructor (and adding it as a service) lets the framework create an object and pass the correct argument while creating the Startup or any other object that has a dependency injected interface type as its parameter. Moreover, AddScoped, AddSingleTon service methods could have been explained in detail.

Thank you for the course.

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ui-avatar of Isaque Prestes Ferreira
Isaque P. F.
1.0
8 years ago

curso incompleto.

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ui-avatar of Maharshi Shrestha
Maharshi S.
5.0
8 years ago

Very clear and thorough explanations. Neatly done.

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Vimalraj A.
4.0
8 years ago

it's Good ...Keep continue !!!

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ui-avatar of Himanshu Nigam
Himanshu N.
2.5
8 years ago

Course content missing.

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