ASP.NET Core MVC - Up and Running Part 1 (.NET 5)
Learn ASP.NET Core 5 MVC & Entity Framework Core building a real-world paving company project with .NET 5. Practical .NET development skills.
Course Content
ASP.NET Core MVC - Up and Running Part 1 (.NET 5) is a beginner-level Udemy course taught by DotNet Mastery. It runs 6h 45m, is taught in English, and includes a certificate of completion. Learners rate it 4.5 out of 5 from 1,169 reviews, with 4,916 students enrolled. It is a paid course, last updated December 2020.
Get ready to build real-world web applications with this beginner-friendly ASP.NET Core 5 MVC course! This comprehensive course takes you from the fundamental structure of ASP.NET Core to creating a fully functional website.
Are you familiar with ASP.NET basics and eager to explore the power of ASP.NET Core applications? This course dives deep into ASP.NET Core MVC, integrating it with Entity Framework Core for robust data management. Discover why ASP.NET Core is the current industry standard and learn how to rapidly develop business websites.
We'll build a practical website for a Paver Company, showcasing products and enabling customer inquiries. You'll establish a strong foundation in all the basic concepts of ASP.NET Core 5.
This course prioritizes practical application. It's not just about learning ASP.NET Core; it's about preparing you for real-world projects. The curriculum is divided into two parts:
- Part 1: Introduces simple, foundational requirements.
- Part 2: Simulates real-world scenarios where requirements evolve. Learn how to adapt to changing needs and manage project changes effectively – a crucial skill for any developer!
Enjoy 100% course support for any questions or errors you encounter. Enroll now and become a developer ready to tackle real-world projects! This course is the perfect starting point for aspiring ASP.NET developers looking to build a strong portfolio.
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