Introduction to NuGet
Learn NuGet package management for Visual Studio! Create & publish packages, host your own NuGet feed & gallery. Essential for .NET development.
Course Content
Introduction to NuGet is an intermediate-level Pluralsight course taught by John V. Petersen. It runs 4h 10m, is taught in English, and includes a certificate of completion. Learners rate it 4.2 out of 5 from 317 reviews. It is a paid course, first published March 2019.
Unlock the power of NuGet for your .NET projects! This course provides a foundational understanding of NuGet, a crucial package manager integrated directly into Visual Studio. Learn how to effectively manage dependencies and streamline your development workflow.
What is NuGet?
- Dependency Management: NuGet allows you to easily add, update, and remove libraries and other required components from your projects.
- Package Creation: Wrap any type of file – including EXE's, DLL's, JavaScript, HTML, CSS, and source code – into reusable NuGet Packages.
- Metadata & Dependencies: NuGet Packages contain not only your files but also essential metadata describing their purpose and any dependencies on other NuGet Packages.
- Public & Private Feeds: Discover how to publish your NuGet Packages to either the public NuGet.org feed or to your own private feed for internal use. The official NuGet gallery is available at nuget.org.
In this course, you will learn to:
- Create NuGet Packages: Master the process of packaging your code and assets for distribution.
- Publish NuGet Packages: Learn how to share your NuGet Packages with the world or within your organization.
- Host Your Own NuGet Feed: Gain the skills to set up and manage a private NuGet Feed and gallery for controlled dependency management.
This course is the perfect starting point for anyone looking to leverage NuGet to improve their .NET development process and build robust, maintainable applications.
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