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Designing Applications with ASP.NET Core

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Getting Started

What is .NET?Why Should You Learn ASP.NET?Hello ASP.NET Application!Project Structure

MVC in ASP.NET Core

Model-View-Controller (MVC)Models in ASP.NET Data Attributes and Validation Seed the Database Controllers in ASP.NET Routing Views in ASP.NET Custom SQL Queries Quiz on Model-View-Controller 🍀 Challenge: Implement Action Method with View Solution: Implement Action Method with View

JSON Web APIs in ASP.NET Core

Introduction to JSON Web APIs

Getting Started with JSON APIs in ASP.NET

HTTP POST and PUT

Working with Repositories

Introduction to Repository Pattern Implementing a Repository Injecting a Repository in a Controller 🍀 Challenge: Implement Custom Query with Repository Solution: Implement Custom Query with Repository Asynchronous Programming

Relationships

Introduction to Relationships in ASP.NET One-to-One One-to-Many Many-to-Many Issues of Normalization Quiz: Relationships in ASP.NET Core

Authentication and Authorization

Introduction Implementation

Conclusion

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Getting Started with JSON APIs in ASP.NET

Getting Started with JSON APIs in ASP.NET

Learn about the basic components that are needed to make an API controller class.

To enable JSON Web APIs, you have to create a new controller class in your controller’s folder. It is preferred to place these controllers inside a folder called Api, which sits inside your controller’s folder. This controller class requires the attribute [ApiController] for the framework to figure out that this class will be used for JSON API ...