Learn C# Full Stack Development with Angular and ASP.NET
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Learn C# full stack web development with Angular and ASP.NET with this course and elevate your coding skills to a Professional Level.
Are you ready for the journey to becoming a full-stack web developer? Great!
Welcome to the Fullstack Web Development with Angular and C# ASP.NET course. A comprehensive course designed to transform your basic C# knowledge into full-stack expertise.
This course is perfect for those seeking to enhance their coding skills and secure a promising career in full-stack development.
Key features of this course include:
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C# web development with ASP.NET 8 for backend development
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Build frontend applications using Angular 18 including components, services, routes and validation
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Crafting RESTful APIs using Entity Framework and the Repository Design Pattern
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Using swagger for API testing
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Focus on building CRUD based full-stack web applications using the popular Angular & ASP net stack
The course is led by Jannick Leismann, a Certified Microsoft .NET developer, and Denis Panjuta, a former Oracle Consultant and creator of the world’s most popular beginner C# BootCamp: “The C# Masterclass”
Enroll in the Fullstack Web Development with Angular and C# ASP.NET course today and enjoy lifetime course access, in-depth video tutorials, 5 Star Support, real-world development focus, and a 100% no-quibble money-back guarantee.
Take the leap and upgrade your skills to become a full-stack web developer with this comprehensive course now.
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Course Introduction -
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What is full stack development
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Installing Visual Studio and ASP.NET
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Creating an API project
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In-Depth exploration of the API project
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Structure of an ASP.NET API
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Creating the book model
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Creating the book controller from scratch
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A small request -
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HTTP requests and responses
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Creating the get all books endpoint
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Configuring the project for controllers
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Adding a redirection for the default route
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API review before moving on
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Quiz: ASP.NET Basics
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Installing node.js
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Installing the angular cli
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Installing visual studio code and extensions
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Setting the execution policy
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Creating your first Angular project
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Angular project deep-dive
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Creating the book interface
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Creating the book-list component
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Binding data of components
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Binding a book object
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Creating an ngFor loop to show multiple books
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Creating the angular book service
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Building the book service
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Sending a get request with observable to the api
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Using the book service in our component
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Configuring CORS to allow api access
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Quiz: Angular Basics
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Project Introduction: Employee Management System
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Source Code ASP API
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Installing .NET 9.0
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Updating visual studio
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Enabling preview features in vs
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Source Code: Employee Management API
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Creating the asp employee management project
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Employee model creation
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Installing Entity Framework Core + In Memory Database
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306 Creating and registering a database context
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Adding a DbSet<> for our employees to the db context
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Configuring CORS for Angular
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Using the repository design pattern and creating the repository interface
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Creating the employee repository class
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Employee repository logic for adding
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Employee repository logic for getting
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Employee repository logic for updating and deleting
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Registration of the repository for the dependency injection
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Creating the employee API conroller with a create endpoint
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Adding and configuring Swagger
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Testing an API endpoint with Swagger
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GetAll Endpoint
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GetById Endpoint
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Create Endpoint
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Delete Endpoint
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Update Endpoint
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API review
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Quiz: ASP.NET
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Source Code Angular App
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Angular project creation
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Employee interface and employee table component
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Environments for the api url
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Creating the employee service
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Loading employees from the api
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Showing the employee data in a table
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Defining routes in angular
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Creating a simple navigation menu based on routes
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Preparing the employee form
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Creating the employee form and data binding
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Finishing the employee form
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Extending the service to send a http post request
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Handling observable errors and showing error messages with conditional rendering
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Deleting Employees
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Edit Employee Route
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Reading a param from the URL
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Loading the employee to edit
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Editing an existing employee
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Quiz: Angular
