Asp.Net MVC - Beginner'S Guide To Full Stack Web Development

How to use Visual Studio, a powerful development environment for creating web applications.
How to work with Entity Framework, an Object Relational Mapping (ORM) tool that helps you interact with a database using C# code.
The basics of the C# programming language, including variables, data types, control structures, and more.
The Model-View-Controller (MVC) architecture, a popular design pattern for building scalable and maintainable web applications.
How to write HTML, CSS, and Javascript to create a dynamic user interface for the web application.
Data modeling, including how to design and implement a database for the web application.
User authentication, including how to implement login and registration features.
Working with the Git version control system and GitHub, a platform for collaborating on and sharing code.
How to debug and troubleshoot common issues in web development.
Best practices for software development, including coding standards, testing, and deployment.
Requirements
A basic understanding of computer systems and the Internet.
A willingness to learn and a passion for programming.
Description
Web Development for Beginners: Build Dynamic, Interactive Websites from ScratchAre you interested in learning how to build a web application from scratch? Do you want to get started in programming and learn how to create dynamic, interactive websites using cutting-edge technologies? Are you looking to showcase your programming skills and impress potential employers? Then this course is for you!Designed specifically for beginners, this project-based course will guide you step-by-step through the process of building a complete web application called Survey ME. You'll learn how to use Visual Studio 2019 and 2022, Entity Framework, the C# programming language, the Model View Controller Architecture, HTML, CSS, and Javascript, among other relevant tools, methods, and techniques, to create a functional and visually appealing web application.The course is taught in a friendly and engaging style, with plenty of examples and hands-on exercises to help you apply what you've learned. You'll also get access to a private repository of the project on GitHub, so you can use it as a reference as you start your journey as a software developer.Whether you're a complete beginner or have some experience with programming, this course will provide you with the knowledge and skills you need to start building your own web applications. Additionally, with a custom project under your name, you can demonstrate your technical expertise and stand out from the crowd. This is your opportunity to shine and prove your worth as a software developer. Don't wait any longer, take control of your career and let your work speak for itself!So why wait? Enroll today and start your journey to becoming a web developer!
Overview
Section 1: Course Introduction
Lecture 1 Course Introduction
Section 2: The Latest Project Repository on GitHub (The Source Code)
Lecture 2 The latest project repository on GitHub
Section 3: Introduction
Lecture 3 Creating your project on Visual Studio
Lecture 4 Updating your Bootstrap Framework
Lecture 5 Creating your project database using Entity Framework
Lecture 6 Loading your project for the first time
Section 4: Working on your project layout
Lecture 7 Creating your custom CSS file
Lecture 8 Working on your Layout file
Lecture 9 Working on the navigation bar
Section 5: Working on the authentication module
Lecture 10 Working on the authentication module
Section 6: The Models, Views and Controllers
Lecture 11 Creating the model for the survey forms
Lecture 12 Generating the controller and views for the created model
Lecture 13 Creating a view model for the project
Lecture 14 Working on the "create" view
Lecture 15 Working on the "edit", "details", and "delete" views
Lecture 16 Capturing special records with the controller
Lecture 17 Working on the "index" action and view including pagination
Section 7: Working on the navigation bar and the side bar
Lecture 18 Routing links on the navigation bar
Lecture 19 Working on the side bar
Section 8: The end of course activity
Lecture 20 Activity 1 - Model, View, and Controller
Lecture 21 Activity 2 - Model, View, and Controller
This course is designed for beginners who want to get into programming and learn how to build a web application using Visual Studio, Entity Framework, C#, the MVC Architecture, HTML, CSS, and Javascript.
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