Understanding ASP.NET Core 3.x

By Roland Guijt
Whether you want to upgrade from ASP.NET MVC for .NET Framework or another version of ASP.NET Core, if you’re looking to upgrade your knowledge to ASP.NET Core 3, then this course is for you.
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(89)
Level
Beginner
Updated
Aug 20, 2019
Duration
2h 57m
Table of contents
Course Overview
Course Overview 1m
Exploring the Project Structure of ASP.NET Core 3
About This Course 3m Adding Middleware 1m Configuring Dependency Injection with the ConfigureServices Method 3m Configuring the Pipeline with the Configure Method 2m Dependency Injection 3m Environments 2m Launch Profiles 2m Routing 5m Starting a New Project 2m Summary 1m The Main Method 2m The Project File 2m The wwwroot Folder 1m
Working with Packages and Libraries
Bundler and Minifier 3m LibMan 3m Module Overview 1m Packages with NuGet and NPM 1m Summary 1m Using Task Runners 2m Working with NPM 2m
Understanding ASP.NET Core 3 MVC
Adding Razor Pages 4m Application Settings 2m Implementing Controllers 4m Module Overview 1m Razor Pages 2m Strongly Typing Application Settings 4m Summary 1m Tag Helpers in Forms 2m Tag Helpers in Views 2m Tag Helpers in the Layout Page 7m View Components 5m
Blazor and SignalR
Implementing Server-side Blazor 6m Implementing SignalR 5m Module Overview 1m Real-time Web Applications 2m SignalR Features 2m Summary 0m Using Blazor Form Components 2m What is Blazor? 4m Working with Blazor Components 5m
Setting up a Web API
Accessing a Web API from a .NET Application 5m Accessing a gRPC Service from a .NET Application 2m Content Negotiation 3m Examining Web API Output 2m Implementing a Web API 7m Implementing a gRPC Service 3m Module Overview 1m Moving to an Architecture Supporting APIs 2m Summary 1m The [ApiController] Attribute 3m Understanding a gRPC Service 3m Using Strongly Typed HttpClients 1m Writing the Proto File 4m
Developing Applications Across Frameworks and Operating Systems
Configuring .NET Standard and Framework Versions 2m Managing .NET Core Versions 3m Module Overview 1m Sharing Code with .NET Standard 4m Summary 0m What is .NET Core? 3m dotnet: The .NET Core CLI 3m
Deploying ASP.NET Core 3 Applications
ASP.NET Core Topology 2m Configuring IIS 2m Deploying to IIS: web.config 3m Deploying to Linux 1m Deploying to Microsoft Azure 2m Deployment Options 3m Framework-dependent deployments 2m Module Overview 1m Running with Nginx 2m Self-contained deployments 3m Summary 1m
Description
Course info
Rating
(89)
Level
Beginner
Updated
Aug 20, 2019
Duration
2h 57m
Description

This course, Understanding ASP.NET Core 3.x, uses a practical, demo-driven approach. You’ll get started by exploring the project structure, main method, and the startup class with the new endpoint routing. Next, you’ll examine topics such as client-side package management with Libman and NPM, MVC with tag helpers, view components and Razor pages and SignalR, a framework to create real-time web applications. The new Blazor is a single page application framework using just C#. You'll learn everything about that as well as how to create and consume REST and gRPC APIs. Finally you'll experience what .NET Core is, how to share code with .NET Standard and how to deploy your app using self-contained or framework deployments to IIS and Nginx. By the end of this course you’ll be up to speed on all of the great features ASP.NET Core 3 has to offer.

About the author
Roland Guijt
About the author

Roland is a Microsoft MVP enjoying a constant curiosity around new techniques in software development. His focus is on all things .Net and browser technologies.

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Section Introduction Transcripts
Section Introduction Transcripts

Course Overview
Hi everyone. My name is Roland Guijt, and welcome to my course, Understanding ASP.NET Core 3.x. I'm an independent consultant and trainer based in The Netherlands. If you are an ASP.NET Core or ASP.NET MVC developer looking to upgrade your knowledge to ASP.NET Core 3, this course is for you. We're building an app from scratch, using its great features, visiting all the cool stuff that is in it. Some of the major topics we will cover include the changed project structure; Blazor, the magical single‑page application framework; SignalR, the framework to create real‑time web applications with; and gRPC and REST‑based APIs. By the end of this course, you can consider your knowledge upgraded to ASP.NET Core 3. Before beginning the course, you should be familiar with a previous version of ASP.NET Core or ASP.NET MVC or .NET Framework. Join me on this journey to learn ASP.NET Core 3 with my course, Understanding ASP.NET Core 3.x, at Pluralsight.

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