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Software Architecture with Domain Driven Design and .Net

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Software Architecture with Domain Driven Design and .Net, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 2.5, with 32 lectures, based on 4 reviews, and has 31 subscribers.

You will learn about Create the architecture of a system using Domain driven design in .Net Create data access of a system using repository and entityframework core Basically understand how the migration of a small system from the 3 tier architecture asp .net webforms to a Domain Driven Design .net core works Conduct a case study to migrate an asp .net webforms system to asp .net mvc .net core This course is ideal for individuals who are Programmers, programming students, anyone interested in software architecture It is particularly useful for Programmers, programming students, anyone interested in software architecture.

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Title: Software Architecture with Domain Driven Design and .Net

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 2.5

Number of Lectures: 32

Number of Published Lectures: 32

Number of Curriculum Items: 32

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 32

Original Price: $19.99

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What You Will Learn

  • Create the architecture of a system using Domain driven design in .Net
  • Create data access of a system using repository and entityframework core
  • Basically understand how the migration of a small system from the 3 tier architecture asp .net webforms to a Domain Driven Design .net core works
  • Conduct a case study to migrate an asp .net webforms system to asp .net mvc .net core
  • Who Should Attend

  • Programmers, programming students, anyone interested in software architecture
  • Target Audiences

  • Programmers, programming students, anyone interested in software architecture
  • In this course you will participate in the design of the architecture of a system that will be created using domain-oriented design based on an old system made in 3 layers and asp .net webforms, build a new system from the absolute beginning, creating a new empty solution, creating a domain layer, creating the domain project in .net core transform business rules into domain services, create repository, create the Ui project in asp.net mvc .net core

    Create the architecture of a system using Domain driven design in .Net

    Create data access of a system using repository and entityframework core

    Basically understand how the migration of a small system from the 3 tier architecture asp .net webforms to a Domain Driven Design .net core works

    Conduct a case study to migrate an asp .net webforms system to asp .net mvc .net core

    build a new system from the absolute beginning, creating a new empty solution, creating a domain layer, creating the domain project in .net core transform business rules into domain services, create repository, create the Ui project in asp.net mvc .net core

    Create the architecture of a system using Domain driven design in .Net

    Create data access of a system using repository and entityframework core

    Basically understand how the migration of a small system from the 3 tier architecture asp .net webforms to a Domain Driven Design .net core works

    Conduct a case study to migrate an asp .net webforms system to asp .net mvc .net core

    Course Curriculum

    Chapter 1: Introduction

    Lecture 1: Lesson 1: Sowtwares Used In This Course

    Lecture 2: Lesson 2: Link to Download the Old System

    Lecture 3: Lesson 3: Setting up the enviroment

    Lecture 4: Lesson 4: Creating the Domain Layer

    Lecture 5: Lesson 5: Creating the Entities Folder

    Lecture 6: Lesson 6: Creating the Interfaces Folder

    Lecture 7: Lesson 7: Creating the Product Interface Services

    Lecture 8: Lesson 8: Creatinh the Orders Interface Services

    Lecture 9: Lesson 9: Creating the customer Interface Service

    Lecture 10: Lesson 10: Creating the Customer Repository Interface

    Lecture 11: Lesson 11: Creating the Address Interface Service

    Lecture 12: Lesson 12: Creating the Infra and Data Folder

    Lecture 13: Lesson 13: Implementing The Database Context Class

    Lecture 14: Lesson 14: Creating the Repository Classes

    Lecture 15: Lesson 15: Implementing the Address Repository Class

    Lecture 16: Lesson 16: Implementing the Customer Repository Class

    Lecture 17: Lesson 17: Implementing the Order and Product Repository

    Lecture 18: Lesson 18: Creating the Ui Project and Controllers

    Lecture 19: Lesson 19: Creating the GetById Repository Service

    Lecture 20: Lesson 20: Creating the Domain Service Classes and Implementing the Product Serv

    Lecture 21: Lesson 21: Creating the Order Domain Service and Identifying Bussines Rule

    Lecture 22: Lesson 22: Transforming the first Bussiness Rule into Domain Services

    Lecture 23: Lesson 23: Transforming the second Bussiness Rule into Order Domain Service

    Lecture 24: Lesson 24: Transforming the Third Bussiness Rula into Domain Service

    Lecture 25: Lesson 25: Fixing Erros In The Solution

    Lecture 26: Lesson 26: Creating Product Controller, View and ViewModel

    Lecture 27: Lesson 27: Configuring AppSettings.json and StartUp.cs

    Lecture 28: Lesson 28: Creating The Fisrt Order pt 1

    Lecture 29: Lesson 29: Creating The First Order pt 2

    Lecture 30: Lesson 30: Creating the First Customer and Address pt 1

    Lecture 31: Lesson 31: Creating the First Customer and Address pt 2

    Lecture 32: Lesson 32: Creating the First Customer and Addfress pt 3

    Instructors

  • Software Architecture with Domain Driven Design and .Net  No.2
    Arnon Pedro de Godoy Pereira
    Software Developer
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