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Course Outline
Introduction to .NET 8
- What is .NET? An overview and its evolution.
- Key features and platform support for .NET 8 LTS.
- Installing the SDK and setting up development tools.
Getting Started with C# and Console Applications
- Understanding project structure and using CLI commands.
- Working with types, methods, and control flow.
- Principles of object-oriented programming in C#.
Building Web Applications with ASP.NET Core 8
- Creating and running a basic web application.
- Managing routing, middleware, and services.
- An introduction to Razor Pages and MVC.
Data Access with Entity Framework Core
- Configuring a database context.
- Working with LINQ and data models.
- Implementing migrations and CRUD operations.
Dependency Injection and Configuration
- Utilising the built-in dependency injection framework.
- Handling appsettings.json and environment variables.
- Understanding service lifetimes and modular architecture.
API Development with Minimal APIs
- Adhering to RESTful principles and designing endpoints.
- Using attributes and route parameters.
- Testing APIs using Postman or Swagger.
Testing and Debugging in .NET
- Conducting unit testing with xUnit.
- Approaches to integration testing.
- Debugging techniques within Visual Studio.
Application Deployment and Cross-Platform Publishing
- Publishing .NET 8 applications (distinguishing between self-contained and framework-dependent deployments).
- Deployment options for Windows, Linux, and macOS environments.
- Using Visual Studio and CLI tools for packaging and releasing applications.
Summary and Next Steps
- A recap of the key concepts and tools covered throughout the course.
- Recommended practice paths and learning resources.
- Overview of emerging topics: .NET 9 preview, Blazor, and microservices.
Requirements
- A foundational understanding of programming concepts (such as variables, loops, and functions).
- Some prior experience with an object-oriented language (e.g., C#, Java, or Python).
- While not mandatory, familiarity with command-line tools is beneficial.
Audience
- Developers looking to enter the .NET ecosystem.
- Programmers transitioning from other languages into C#/.NET.
- Technical teams focused on building cross-platform applications using modern .NET technologies.
21 Hours
Testimonials (2)
Interactivity and on-the-fly code solutions
Eduard-Emanuel Zaharia - Kruk Italia
Course - Advanced Blazor
chance to do hands-on and patience of trainer
