.NET 7 Web API Entity Framework Jumpstart_1

.NET 7 Web API & Entity Framework Jumpstart, available at $109.99, has an average rating of 4.47, with 287 lectures, based on 3800 reviews, and has 20382 subscribers.

You will learn about Build a complete .NET 7 back-end with Web API, Entity Framework Core, SQL Server Implement Token Authentication with JSON Web Tokens & Roles Utilize all three types of relationships in your database: one-to-one, one-to-many, many-to-many Use the HTTP request methods GET, POST, PUT & DELETE Implement best practices like a proper structure for your Web API, Dependency Injection, asynchronous calls with async/await and Data-Transfer-Objects (DTOs) Use LINQ to filter, sort, map, select and access your entities. Seed data with code-first migrations programmatically This course is ideal for individuals who are Students who want to build professional .NET 7 web development skills. It is particularly useful for Students who want to build professional .NET 7 web development skills.

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Summary

Title: .NET 7 Web API & Entity Framework Jumpstart

Price: $109.99

Average Rating: 4.47

Number of Lectures: 287

Number of Published Lectures: 287

Number of Curriculum Items: 287

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 287

Original Price: $89.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Build a complete .NET 7 back-end with Web API, Entity Framework Core, SQL Server

Implement Token Authentication with JSON Web Tokens & Roles

Utilize all three types of relationships in your database: one-to-one, one-to-many, many-to-many

Use the HTTP request methods GET, POST, PUT & DELETE

Implement best practices like a proper structure for your Web API, Dependency Injection, asynchronous calls with async/await and Data-Transfer-Objects (DTOs)

Use LINQ to filter, sort, map, select and access your entities.

Seed data with code-first migrations programmatically

Who Should Attend

Students who want to build professional .NET 7 web development skills.

Target Audiences

Students who want to build professional .NET 7 web development skills.

The .NET framework is getting better and better and more important in the web development world nowadays.

Almost every request I get for new web development projects is asking for knowledge in .NET, including Web API and Entity Framework.

So, knowing the fundamentals of back-end web development with .NET can be highly beneficial to your career. And that鈥檚 where this course comes in.

In a short period of time, you will learn how to set up a Web API, make restful calls to this Web API and also save data persistently with Entity Framework, Code-First Migration, a SQL Server database, and all three types of relationshipsin this database.

We will get right to the point, you will see every single step of writing the necessary code and by the end of this course, you will have what it takes to say 鈥榶es鈥?to all the .NET project requests from any recruiter.

The only tool you need in the beginning is Visual Studio Code which is available for free.

We will use Visual Studio Code for our implementations and make calls to the Web API with the help of Swagger UI – an interface that lets you consume the API out-of-the-box, thanks to the latest version of the .NET framework.

Later, we will also utilize SQL Server Express and the SQL Server Management Studio to manage our database. These are also available for free.

The back-end application we鈥檙e going to build is a small text-based role-playing game where different users can register (we鈥檙e going to use JSON web tokens for authentication) and create their own characters like a mage or a knight, add some skills and a weapon, and also let the characters fight against each other to see who is the best of them all.

What You Will Learn

Introduction

Create your first Web API call in less than 10 minutes

Initialize a Git repository for your source control

Web API

The Model-View-Controller (MVC) pattern

Create modelsand controllers

Attribute routing (with parameters)

The HTTP request methods GET, POST, PUT & DELETE

Best practices for your Web API like a ServiceResponseclass and Data-Transfer-Objects (DTOs)

Map your models with AutoMapper

Entity Framework Core

Object-Relational-Mapping

Code-First Migration

SQL Server Express

How to use a DataContextand a proper ConnectionString

All previous HTTP requestswith Entity Framework Core to save your data in a SQL Serverdatabase

Data Seeding: Insert data with a migration programmatically

Authentication

Token Authentication with JSON Web Tokens

Claims

Secure controllers with the Authorizeattribute

Add roles to the users

Advanced Relationships with Entity Framework Core

One-to-one relationships

One-to-manyrelationships

Many-to-many relationships

Include entities with Entity Framework Core

Get the proper relationsbetween entities

More Than Just CRUD

Start automatic fights

Filterand orderRPG characters by their highscore

This course has been completely re-recorded with .NET 7.

The lectures with the older versions of the .NET (Core) Framework – .NET 6, 5 & .NET Core 3.1 – are still available for reference.

Your Instructor

My name is Patrick and I will be your instructor for this course. I鈥檓 a web developer for over a decade now, I have worked for big corporations and small teams, as an employee and a contractor and I just love to see the way Microsoft is going with .NET and how important it gets day by day.

To this date, I was able to run ten courses on web development here on Udemy about ASP.NET, Blazor, single-page applications, Angular, and DevOps, with a total of over 75.000 unique students and more than 10.000 reviews.

If you have any questions, feel free to connect.

And if you still have any doubts, you have a 30-day money-back guarantee, no questions asked.

So, I hope you鈥檙e ready for your new skills and your new projects! 馃槈

I鈥檓 looking forward to seeing you in the course!

Course image: practicuum/Shutterstock

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction – .NET 7

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Tools (Visual Studio Code & .NET SDK)

Lecture 3: Create a new Web API

Lecture 4: First API Call

Lecture 5: Git Repository & .gitignore File

Lecture 6: GitHub Repository

Chapter 2: Web API – .NET 7

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: The Model-View-Controller (MVC) Pattern

Lecture 3: New Models

Lecture 4: New Controller & GET a New Character

Lecture 5: First Steps with Attribute Routing

Lecture 6: Routing with Parameters

Lecture 7: HTTP Request Methods Explained

Lecture 8: Add a New Character with POST

Lecture 9: Best Practice: Web API Structure

Lecture 10: Character Service

Lecture 11: Fix the 鈥淧ossible ArgumentNullException鈥?/p>

Lecture 12: Asynchronous Calls

Lecture 13: Proper Service Response with Generics

Lecture 14: Data-Transfer-Objects (DTOs)

Lecture 15: AutoMapper

Lecture 16: Modify a Character with PUT

Lecture 17: Modify a Character with AutoMapper

Lecture 18: Delete a Character

Lecture 19: Summary

Chapter 3: Entity Framework – .NET 7

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Object-Relational-Mapping & Code-First Migration Explained

Lecture 3: Installing Entity Framework 7

Lecture 4: Installing SQL Server Express (with Management Studio)

Lecture 5: Implementing the DataContext

Lecture 6: ConnectionString & Adding the DbContext

Lecture 7: First Migration

Lecture 8: GET Implementations

Lecture 9: POST Implementations

Lecture 10: PUT Implementations

Lecture 11: DELETE Implementations

Lecture 12: Summary

Chapter 4: Authentication – .NET 7

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: The User Model

Lecture 3: First Relationship

Lecture 4: Authentication Theory

Lecture 5: Authentication Repository Theory

Lecture 6: Authentication Repository Implementation

Lecture 7: User Registration

Lecture 8: 鈥淯ser already exists.鈥?/p>

Lecture 9: Authentication Controller

Lecture 10: User Login

Lecture 11: Token Authentication with JSON Web Tokens

Lecture 12: JSON Web Tokens (JWT) implementations

Lecture 13: Authentication Middleware & Authorize Attribute

Lecture 14: Testing Secured Methods with Swagger

Lecture 15: Reading Claims & Receiving the User鈥檚 RPG Characters

Lecture 16: Summary

Chapter 5: Advanced Relationships with Entity Framework – .NET 7

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Proper User-Character Relationship – Get All Characters

Lecture 3: Proper User-Character Relationship – Add Character

Lecture 4: Proper User-Character Relationship – Delete & Get Single Character

Lecture 5: Include Entities with Entity Framework

Lecture 6: One-To-One Relationship with Weapons

Lecture 7: Add Weapons to RPG Characters

Lecture 8: Many-To-Many Relationship with Skills

Lecture 9: Data Seeding – Add Skills to the Database

Lecture 10: Add Skills to RPG Characters

Lecture 11: Summary

Chapter 6: Let The Games Begin (More Than Just CRUD) – .NET 7

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Prepare to Fight!

Lecture 3: Attack with Weapons

Lecture 4: Attack with Skills

Lecture 5: Start a Fight

Lecture 6: Highscore: Sort & Filter Entities

Lecture 7: Summary

Chapter 7: Introduction – .NET 6

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Tools (Visual Studio Code & .NET SDK)

Lecture 3: Create a new Web API

Lecture 4: First API Call

Lecture 5: Git Repository & .gitignore File

Lecture 6: GitHub Repository

Chapter 8: Web API – .NET 6

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: The Model-View-Controller (MVC) Pattern

Lecture 3: New Models

Lecture 4: New Controller & GET a New Character

Lecture 5: First Steps with Attribute Routing

Lecture 6: Routing with Parameters

Lecture 7: HTTP Methods Explained

Lecture 8: Add a New Character with POST

Lecture 9: Best Practice: Web API Structure

Lecture 10: Character Service

Lecture 11: Asynchronous Calls

Lecture 12: Proper Service Response with Generics

Lecture 13: Data-Transfer-Objects (DTOs)

Lecture 14: AutoMapper

Lecture 15: Modify a Character with PUT

Instructors

Patrick God
Passionate Software Developer & Teacher

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