ShoppingCart in ASP.NET MVC, Web API, Knockout, Architecture
ASP.NET Shopping Cart: Get a complete, working e-commerce solution with source code. Build online stores easily!
Course Content
ShoppingCart in ASP.NET MVC, Web API, Knockout, Architecture is a beginner-level Udemy course taught by Eman Ali Mughal. It runs 9h 48m, is taught in English, and includes a certificate of completion. Learners rate it 4.3 out of 5 from 34 reviews, with 225 students enrolled. It is a paid course, first published December 2020.
Online shopping experienced a massive surge during COVID-19 lockdowns, with more people than ever making purchases from home. This course provides a comprehensive, working source code solution to help you establish an online presence for your retail business or to deeply understand how a shopping cart system functions.
This practical course delves into a wide range of technologies used in modern web development, including:
- ASP.NET MVC: Build robust and scalable web applications.
- ASP.NET Web APIs: Develop powerful APIs for seamless integration.
- SQL Server Database: Learn database design and management for efficient data storage.
- Project Template: Get a ready-to-use project structure to accelerate development.
- Software Architecture Styles: Understand different architectural patterns for optimal design.
- Quality Attributes: Learn how to build reliable and performant applications.
- Reverse Engineer POCO Classes: Gain insights into object-oriented programming.
- .NET Plugin: Explore plugin development for enhanced functionality.
- Knockout JS: Implement dynamic and interactive user interfaces.
- Bootstrap Theme: Create responsive and visually appealing designs.
- MVVM Design Pattern: Master the Model-View-ViewModel pattern for maintainable code.
- Repository Pattern: Learn to abstract data access for improved flexibility.
- Entity Framework: Simplify database interactions with an ORM.
- LINQ: Query data efficiently with Language Integrated Query.
- Unit Testing: Write automated tests for code quality and reliability.
- Mock Testing: Isolate and test components with mock objects.
- Integration Testing: Verify interactions between different parts of the system.
- MEF (Middleware Extensions Framework): Learn to create custom middleware.
Best of all, the complete source code for the shopping cart application is provided free for both educational and commercial use. There are no copyrights associated with the code, giving you complete freedom to adapt and utilize it for your projects. Whether you're looking to launch an e-commerce store or deepen your knowledge of shopping cart systems, this course offers a valuable, hands-on learning experience.
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