Learn how to develop applications in ASP.NET Core.

Become an ASP.NET Core Developer

In the first half of the module, we’ll learn about the Model-View-Controller design pattern and how we can use it to organize and develop our web application. We’ll then dive into JSON web APIs, which allow communication between our back-end ASP.NET and front-end web/mobile application.
In the latter half, we’ll learn about the repository pattern, how relationships work, and how to add authentication and authorization to our application.

Designing Applications with ASP.NET Core

# Requirements

As of right now, your application returns a list of users that are both active and inactive. You need to refine it, and only return users that are active on the main page. You also want to keep tabs on users that are inactive. For that purpose, you need to implement a new page that only returns inactive users.

You also need to make sure that in both lists, the names being returned are in alphabetical order.

# Code widget
Provided below is the code widget. Implement the requirements given above in the widget. An action method `InActive()` has been defined in `UsersController.cs` which returns an empty view. A view called `InActive.cshtml` is also present that needs to be modified to show a list of inactive users.

The solution to this challenge can be found in the next lesson. Good luck! 🍀


Use your knowledge to write action methods and views that return a list of active and inactive users.

🍀 Challenge: Implement Action Method with View