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by Dirk Strauss (Author)
Design and develop an ASP.NET Core web application using .NET Core 3.0. This book shows you how to publish a web application to a web server and connect the published web application to a production database.
Creating ASP.NET Core Web Applications starts by setting up the Visual Studio project where you will learn about Razor pages, Entities, and creating a data service. You will create models along with methods to use a query string and handle bad requests. Modifying data with Tag helpers is discussed as well as installation of Entity Framework, working with database migrations, and implementing a data access service. You will learn how to use layout pages and sections with Partial Views, _ViewImports, and _ViewStart files. You also will create custom middleware and log application events. You will be able to deploy the web application as well as connect it to a SQL Server database.
- Work with models
- Modify data
- Work with EF Core and SQL Server
- Work with Razor pages and Partial Views
- Use separate scripts for production vs development
- Trace client-side errors using Chrome Developer tools
- Create cascading style sheets (CSS) with Sassy CSS (SCSS)
- Explore middleware
- Deploy your web application to IIS
Software developers on the .NET stack who want to create ASP.NET Core web applications
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Design and develop an ASP.NET Core web application using .NET Core 3.0. This book shows you how to publish a web application to a web server and connect the published web application to a production database.
Creating ASP.NET Core Web Applications starts by setting up the Visual Studio project where you will learn about Razor pages, Entities, and creating a data service. You will create models along with methods to use a query string and handle bad requests. Modifying data with Tag helpers is discussed as well as installation of Entity Framework, working with database migrations, and implementing a data access service. You will learn how to use layout pages and sections with Partial Views, _ViewImports, and _ViewStart files. You also will create custom middleware and log application events. You will be able to deploy the web application as well as connect it to a SQL Server database.
- Work with models
- Modify data
- Work with EF Core and SQL Server
- Work with Razor pages and Partial Views
- Use separate scripts for production vs development
- Trace client-side errors using Chrome Developer tools
- Create cascading style sheets (CSS) with Sassy CSS (SCSS)
- Explore middleware
- Deploy your web application to IIS
Author Biography
Dirk Strauss is a software developer from South Africa who has been writing code since 2003. He has extensive experience in SYSPRO, with C# and web development being his main focus. He studied at the Nelson Mandela University, where he wrote software on a part-time basis to gain a better understanding of the technology. He remains passionate about writing code and imparting what he learns with others.
