ShoppingCart in ASP.NET MVC, Web API, Knockout, Architecture

ShoppingCart in ASP.NET MVC, Web API, Knockout, Architecture, available at $64.99, has an average rating of 4.45, with 67 lectures, 8 quizzes, based on 33 reviews, and has 219 subscribers.

You will learn about Complete working solution and source code of Shopping Cart application Complete understanding of ASP dot NET MVC framework to start building applications with How to use dependency injections with MEF in ASP dot NET applications How to write web api with ASP dot NET applications How to develop multi client layered software architecture in asp dot net MVC, Web API, Repository Pattern, Factory Design Pattern and Entity Framework How to generate Code First POCO classes with Entity Framework Fully understand complex Knockout Js techniques. Two way binding with bootstrap and Html Completely understand MVVM model of knockout Js Take a firm grasp on SQL Server project template in .NET You will learn, Automapper techniques, as well as Adapter Design Pattern This course is ideal for individuals who are Software Architects wants a practical understanding in multi clients applications architecture. or Programmers wanted to have complete Shopping Cart Application Code or Software Architects wanted to explore new architecture techniques with layered architecture or Developers want to learn practical and complex Knockout Js examples. or Want to deeply understand asp dot net Web APIs. or Want to Learn Repository Pattern with Entity Framework. or Integration of Bootstrap themes. It is particularly useful for Software Architects wants a practical understanding in multi clients applications architecture. or Programmers wanted to have complete Shopping Cart Application Code or Software Architects wanted to explore new architecture techniques with layered architecture or Developers want to learn practical and complex Knockout Js examples. or Want to deeply understand asp dot net Web APIs. or Want to Learn Repository Pattern with Entity Framework. or Integration of Bootstrap themes.

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Summary

Title: ShoppingCart in ASP.NET MVC, Web API, Knockout, Architecture

Price: $64.99

Average Rating: 4.45

Number of Lectures: 67

Number of Quizzes: 8

Number of Published Lectures: 67

Number of Published Quizzes: 8

Number of Curriculum Items: 76

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 76

Original Price: $39.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Complete working solution and source code of Shopping Cart application

Complete understanding of ASP dot NET MVC framework to start building applications with

How to use dependency injections with MEF in ASP dot NET applications

How to write web api with ASP dot NET applications

How to develop multi client layered software architecture in asp dot net MVC, Web API, Repository Pattern, Factory Design Pattern and Entity Framework

How to generate Code First POCO classes with Entity Framework

Fully understand complex Knockout Js techniques. Two way binding with bootstrap and Html

Completely understand MVVM model of knockout Js

Take a firm grasp on SQL Server project template in .NET

You will learn, Automapper techniques, as well as Adapter Design Pattern

Who Should Attend

Software Architects wants a practical understanding in multi clients applications architecture.

Programmers wanted to have complete Shopping Cart Application Code

Software Architects wanted to explore new architecture techniques with layered architecture

Developers want to learn practical and complex Knockout Js examples.

Want to deeply understand asp dot net Web APIs.

Want to Learn Repository Pattern with Entity Framework.

Integration of Bootstrap themes.

Target Audiences

Software Architects wants a practical understanding in multi clients applications architecture.

Programmers wanted to have complete Shopping Cart Application Code

Software Architects wanted to explore new architecture techniques with layered architecture

Developers want to learn practical and complex Knockout Js examples.

Want to deeply understand asp dot net Web APIs.

Want to Learn Repository Pattern with Entity Framework.

Integration of Bootstrap themes.

During COVID 19, Online shopping has gained an extra volume. During the Lock Down people sitting in homes, making online orders and receiving items at home.

I have created course with a complete working source code. Any body can take benefit  from this course, if he want his retailer business to be posted on internet, as well as those, who want to learn about, How shopping cart system works.

I have touched many different technologies during the creation of this course. Following is a list of those technologies.

ASP.NET MVC

ASP.NET Web APIs

SQL Server Database Project template

Software Architecture Styles

Quality Attributes

Reverse Engineer POCO Classes .NET plugin

Knockout Js

Bootstrap Theme

MVVM Design Pattern

Repository Pattern

Entity Framework

LINQ

Unit Testing

Mock Testing

Integration Testing

MEF

In the end I am providing entire source code of the shopping cart application, This code is free to use where ever you want. both for educational as well as commercial purpose. There are no copyrights associated with the source code in this course.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Demo of Shopping Cart Application Front End Website

Lecture 1: Category Page

Lecture 2: Product Detail Page

Lecture 3: Cart Page

Lecture 4: Login / Register Page

Lecture 5: Checkout Page Part 1

Lecture 6: Checkout Page Part 2

Lecture 7: My Orders Page

Lecture 8: Home Page ( Extendable Functionality )

Chapter 3: Demo of Admin Panel For Shopping Cart

Lecture 1: Admin Panel of Shopping Cart – Department Page

Lecture 2: Admin Panel of Shopping Cart – Classes / SubClasses

Lecture 3: Admin Panel of Shopping Cart – Product Page

Chapter 4: Architecture of Shopping Cart Application

Lecture 1: Glimpse Of Source Code

Lecture 2: What is Software Architecture ?

Lecture 3: Architecture Diagram for Shopping Cart

Lecture 4: ERD / Database Diagram

Chapter 5: Creating Database For Shopping Cart Application

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Adding an Empty Shopping Cart Solution

Lecture 3: Department Table

Lecture 4: Classes Table

Lecture 5: SubClasses Table

Lecture 6: Products Table

Lecture 7: Skus Table

Lecture 8: Customers Table

Lecture 9: Helping Tables Part 1

Lecture 10: Helping Tables Part 2

Lecture 11: Shopping Cart Tables

Lecture 12: Receipt Table

Lecture 13: Receipt Line Table

Lecture 14: Publishing Database to SQL Server

Lecture 15: Tracking Version Changes

Lecture 16: Seeding Data

Chapter 6: Data Access Layer ShoppingCart.Daa

Lecture 1: Entity Framework

Lecture 2: POCO Classes

Lecture 3: Code Generation OR Reverse Engineer Code First POCO Entities

Lecture 4: Code Examination

Lecture 5: Summary

Chapter 7: Helping Projects

Lecture 1: Introduction To Helping projects

Lecture 2: ShoppingCart.DTO

Lecture 3: Introduction To MEF AKA Managed Extensibility Framework

Lecture 4: Mef Extensions

Lecture 5: Email Helper Class

Lecture 6: Shopping Cart Bootstraper

Lecture 7: Core dot Common

Chapter 8: Repository Pattern and Unit Tests

Lecture 1: Introduction to Repository Pattern

Lecture 2: Repository Pattern Class Diagram

Lecture 3: Classes Explained

Lecture 4: Shopping Cart dot Repositories

Lecture 5: Unit Tests

Chapter 9: Shopping Cart Web Application

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Knockout Js

Lecture 3: Knockouts MVVM Architecture and Observables

Lecture 4: Bootstrap Theme Integration – Part 1

Lecture 5: Bootstrap Theme Integration – Part 2

Lecture 6: ASP.NET Web APIs

Lecture 7: Shopping Cart – Web App – Project Structure

Lecture 8: Adding a new Page

Lecture 9: Attaching Model and View Model

Lecture 10: App.JS

Lecture 11: Category Page – Code Explanation

Lecture 12: Debugging Category Page

Lecture 13: Product Detail Page – Code Explanation

Lecture 14: Cart Page – Code Explanation

Lecture 15: Login / Register Page – Code Explanation

Lecture 16: Checkout Page – Code Explanation

Lecture 17: My Orders Page – Code Explanation

Chapter 10: Summary

Lecture 1: End Game and the next steps 馃檪

Instructors

Eman Ali Mughal
CEO and Software Solution Architect at Vibrantillusions

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