ASP.NET Core Introduction & Fundamentals باللغة العربية

Learn the Fundamentals of ASP.NET Core

This course provides a comprehensive introduction to ASP.NET Core, covering the essential concepts you need to build modern web applications. By the end, you'll have a solid foundation to confidently start learning ASP.NET Core Web API and ASP.NET Core Web App (using Razor Pages and MVC).

Here’s what you’ll learn:

• What is ASP.NET Core? Understand the core concepts and benefits of this powerful framework.
• Why Choose ASP.NET Core? We'll explore the advantages of using ASP.NET Core for web development.
• Building Web Applications with .NET Core and .NET Framework: A comparison of the two, and when to choose each for your projects.
• When to Use ASP.NET Core vs. .NET Framework: Make informed decisions about your technology stack.
• Core Concepts: Dive deep into essential topics including:
  • Configure and ConfigureServices Methods: Master application configuration.
  • Dependency Injection: Understand the principles and benefits of dependency injection.
  • Dependency Injection Framework: Learn how DI works within ASP.NET Core.
  • Dependency Injection Life Time: Explore Singleton, Scoped, and Transient lifetimes.
  • app.Use, app.Map, and app.Run: Control request processing and application startup.
  • Middleware & Pipeline: Understand how middleware works and how to build custom pipelines.
  • Host: Learn about application hosting and deployment.
  • Servers (Kestrel and IIS Express): Explore different server options for running your application.
  • Configuration Sources: Manage application settings using appsettings.json, environment variables, and secret managers.
  • Logging & Routing: Implement robust logging and routing strategies.
  • Content Root & Web Root: Understand the file structure for your application.

This course is designed for anyone looking to gain a strong understanding of ASP.NET Core and its core principles. You'll gain valuable knowledge and resources, including links to the official Microsoft documentation.

Prerequisites: A basic understanding of the C# programming language is recommended before starting this course.