Course Overview
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Full Stack ASP.NET Core 6 Development with Angular
Full Stack ASP.NET Core 6 Development with Angular
Full Stack ASP.NET Core 6 Development with Angular
Full Stack ASP.NET Core 6 Development with Angular
Course Content
- Overview of ASPNET Core 6
- Exploring the ASPNET Core 6 Framework
- Working with Controllers and Views
- Working with Models and Data
- Working with Services and Dependency Injection
- Working with Authentication and Authorization
- Working with Configuration and Logging
- Working with Middleware
- Working with Static Files and Bundling
- Working with Routing
- Working with Caching
- Working with Localization
- Working with Security
- Working with Web APIs
- Working with SignalR
- Working with Hosting and Deployment
- Introduction to ASPNET Core 6 Web APIs
- Setting up the ASPNET Core 6 Web API Project
- Configuring Routes and Controller
- Working with Data Models and Entity Framework Core
- Implementing Authentication and Authorization
- Creating and Consuming Web API Services
- Testing and Debugging ASPNET Core 6 Web APIs
- Deploying ASPNET Core 6 Web APIs
- Securing ASPNET Core 6 Web APIs
- Optimizing Performance of ASPNET Core 6 Web APIs
- Introduction to Entity Framework Core 6
- Configuring Entity Framework Core 6
- Creating and Mapping Entities with Entity Framework Core 6
- Querying Data with Entity Framework Core 6
- Updating Data with Entity Framework Core 6
- Working with Relationships in Entity Framework Core 6
- Optimizing Performance with Entity Framework Core 6
- Using Migrations with Entity Framework Core 6
- Deploying Entity Framework Core 6 Applications
- Troubleshooting Entity Framework Core 6 Applications
- Introduction to TypeScript
- Setting up a TypeScript Development Environment
- Working with TypeScript Classes and Interfaces
- Using TypeScript Modules and Decorators
- Working with Angular Components and Services
- Using TypeScript to Create Angular Forms
- Working with Angular Routing and Navigation
- Using TypeScript to Create Angular Pipes
- Working with Angular Animations
- Using TypeScript to Create Angular Directives
- Working with Angular HTTP Services
- Debugging TypeScript Applications
- Deploying Angular Applications with TypeScript
- Introduction to Angular Components
- Creating and Configuring Components
- Working with Component Templates
- Working with Component Styles
- Working with Component Inputs and Outputs
- Working with Component Lifecycle Hooks
- Introduction to Angular Services
- Creating and Configuring Services
- Working with Dependency Injection
- Working with Service Providers
- Working with Service Consumers
- Working with Service Lifecycle Hooks
- Setting up the ASPNET Core 6 Project
- Configuring the Angular Project
- Integrating Angular with ASPNET Core 6
- Using the Angular CLI with ASPNET Core 6
- Deploying an ASPNET Core 6 and Angular Application
- Debugging an ASPNET Core 6 and Angular Application
- Working with Data in an ASPNET Core 6 and Angular Application
- Securing an ASPNET Core 6 and Angular Application
- Performance Tuning an ASPNET Core 6 and Angular Application
- Unit Testing an ASPNET Core 6 and Angular Application
- Introduction to Authentication and Authorization
- Setting up Authentication and Authorization in ASPNET Core
- Implementing Authentication and Authorization in Angular
- Working with IdentityServer4
- Securing APIs with OAuth2 and OpenID Connec
- Implementing Role-Based Access Contro
- Working with Claims-Based Authorization
- Implementing Multi-Factor Authentication
- Best Practices for Authentication and Authorization
- Preparing the Development Environment
- Setting up the ASPNET Core 6 Backend
- Creating the Angular Frontend
- Integrating the Backend and Frontend
- Deploying the Application to Azure
- Configuring Continuous Integration and Delivery
- Troubleshooting Deployment Issues
- Securing the Application with Authentication and Authorization
- Optimizing Performance for Production Deployments
- Automating Deployment with Azure DevOps
- Introduction to Testing and Debugging ASPNET Core 6 and Angular Applications
- Setting Up Unit Tests for ASPNET Core 6 and Angular Applications
- Writing Unit Tests for ASPNET Core 6 and Angular Applications
- Debugging ASPNET Core 6 and Angular Applications
- Automated Testing with Selenium and Protractor
- End-to-End Testing with Cypress
- Performance Testing with JMeter
- Troubleshooting and Debugging Tips for ASPNET Core 6 and Angular Applications
- Best Practices for Testing and Debugging ASPNET Core 6 and Angular Applications
- Building a Secure Authentication System with ASPNET Core 6 and Angular
- Creating a Reactive User Interface with ASPNET Core 6 and Angular
- Implementing Advanced Data Access with Entity Framework Core 6 and Angular
- Developing Cross-Platform Mobile Apps with ASPNET Core 6 and Angular
- Creating a Real-Time Web Application with ASPNET Core 6 and Angular
- Integrating Third-Party APIs with ASPNET Core 6 and Angular
- Building a Serverless Application with ASPNET Core 6 and Angular
- Creating a Progressive Web App with ASPNET Core 6 and Angular
- Optimizing Performance with ASPNET Core 6 and Angular
- Deploying an ASPNET Core 6 and Angular Application to the Cloud
FAQs
A basic understanding of web development concepts and experience with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript is recommended. Familiarity with C# and TypeScript will be helpful but is not mandatory.
The course is divided into ten modules, each focusing on different aspects of ASP.NET Core 6 and Angular development. Topics include architecture, MVC pattern, middleware, routing, security, Web APIs, Entity Framework Core 6, SignalR, TypeScript, components, services, and integrating both frameworks.
You will gain insights into the architecture of ASP.NET Core 6, learn about the MVC pattern, middleware, routing, and security features. Additionally, you will learn to build and consume Web APIs, work with Entity Framework Core 6 for data access, and implement real-time communication with SignalR.
The course provides practical lessons on integrating Angular with ASP.NET Core 6, covering essential topics like handling authentication and authorization, and implementing best practices for testing, debugging, and deploying applications.
Yes, the course includes practical projects and exercises that allow you to apply the concepts learned. You will work on real-world scenarios to build, test, and deploy full-fledged applications.
You can enroll in the course by visiting the CounselTrain website and following the registration process. For any further inquiries, you can contact our support team.
Yes, CounselTrain provides support through instructors and a dedicated helpdesk to assist with any queries or challenges you may encounter during the course.