Become a Full-stack .NET Developer - Advanced Topics

Pluralsight

Course Summary

Want to improve your front-end and back-end skills as a .NET developer? This course is for you! In Part 2 of the "Become a Full-stack .NET Developer" series, you'll cover advanced topics like CRUD operations, object-oriented design, and more.

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Course Description

If you're a .NET developer who wants to increase your confidence in converting more complex requirements into working software with elegant design and implementation, end to end, this course is for you. This course, Become a Full-stack .NET Developer - Advanced Topics, is the second part in "Become a Full-stack .NET Developer" series. In the first part, you built the core uses for your mini social networking application, GigHub. In this next part, first you'll implement the CRUD operations and a notification system that is similar to Facebook notifications. You'll also learn a lot about object-oriented design, building APIs, and using Bootstrap components to build modern applications on both the front end and back end. Finally, you'll cover topics such as handling Bootstrap events and implementing searches. By the end of this course, you'll have a handle on even the most complex aspects of .NET development so that you can make software that's fantastic on both the front-end and back-end.

Course Description

If you're a .NET developer who wants to increase your confidence in converting more complex requirements into working software with elegant design and implementation, end to end, this course is for you. This course, Become a Full-stack .NET Developer - Advanced Topics, is the second part in "Become a Full-stack .NET Developer" series. In the first part, you built the core uses for your mini social networking application, GigHub. In this next part, first you'll implement the CRUD operations and a notification system that is similar to Facebook notifications. You'll also learn a lot about object-oriented design, building APIs, and using Bootstrap components to build modern applications on both the front end and back end. Finally, you'll cover topics such as handling Bootstrap events and implementing searches. By the end of this course, you'll have a handle on even the most complex aspects of .NET development so that you can make software that's fantastic on both the front-end and back-end.

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Course Syllabus

Course Overview
- 1m 40s

—Course Overview 1m 40s

Basic CRUD: Implementing the Read
- 11m 18s

—Introduction 1m 22s
—Reading Data 7m 22s
—Minor Enhancements 1m 22s
—Summary 1m 10s

Basic CRUD: Implementing the Update
- 29m 49s

—Introduction 0m 23s
—Displaying Actions on Hover 3m 23s
—Populating a Form 5m 10s
—Fixing the Issue with Input Fields 2m 40s
—Refactoring 3m 52s
—Updating Data 5m 41s
—Testing and Debugging 2m 7s
—Using Expressions to Replace Magic Strings 5m 14s
—Summary 1m 16s

Basic CRUD: Implementing the Delete
- 30m 29s

—Introduction 0m 27s
—Extending the Domain 2m 1s
—Building an API 3m 39s
—Consuming the API Using jQuery AJAX 5m 38s
—Using Bootbox Dialogs 4m 16s
—Improving the Usability of Dialogs 4m 11s
—Excluding Logically-deleted Objects from Queries 2m 38s
—Using Bootstrap Labels 3m 24s
—Handling Edge Cases 1m 26s
—Cleaning up the Project 1m 46s
—Summary 1m 0s

Avoiding Pitfalls in Domain Models
- 27m 11s

—Introduction 0m 51s
—Clarifying the Requirements 1m 57s
—First Attempt: A Simple Design 2m 43s
—Second Attempt: Using Inheritance 2m 18s
—Third Attempt: Collapsing the Hierarchy 1m 39s
—An Alternative Design 0m 58s
—Fourth Attempt: Using an Association Class 1m 27s
—Implementing Domain Classes 4m 51s
—Migrating the Database 4m 52s
—Storing Notifications 3m 36s
—Summary 1m 54s

Refactoring Towards an Object-oriented Design
- 40m 58s

—Introduction 0m 51s
—Refactoring Towards an Object-oriented Design 4m 31s
—Refactoring: Ensuring Valid Objects 5m 41s
—Code Reviews 2m 48s
—Optimization 3m 44s
—Refactoring: Cohesion 4m 44s
—Fixing the Issue with Reverse Relationships 5m 8s
—Testing 2m 29s
—Exercise 0m 31s
—Code Review 1m 35s
—Using Factory Methods to Create Objects 7m 7s
—Summary 1m 44s

Mapping Domain Objects to DTOs
- 26m 8s

—Introduction 0m 26s
—Building an API 5m 40s
—Introducing DTOs 5m 0s
—Manual Mapping 4m 2s
—Using AutoMapper 3m 41s
—Organising AutoMapper Mappings 2m 55s
—Using Camel Notation 1m 52s
—Cleaning up the Project 0m 43s
—Fixing a Small Bug 0m 30s
—Summary 1m 15s

Working with Bootstrap Icons, Badges, and Popovers
- 37m 20s

—Introduction 0m 35s
—Using Bootstrap Icons 2m 19s
—Using Bootstrap Badges 4m 23s
—Consuming the API Using jQuery AJAX 3m 0s
—Animating Content with CSS 2m 44s
—Using Bootstrap Popovers 3m 14s
—Adding Underscore.js 5m 34s
—Rendering Content Using Underscore Templates 8m 26s
—Code Review 3m 44s
—Handling Edge Cases 1m 48s
—Summary 1m 30s

Improving the Look and Feel
- 31m 15s

—Introduction 0m 20s
—Improving the Look and Feel of Popover 4m 7s
—Overriding Popover Template 5m 15s
—Making Text Bold 2m 55s
—Formatting Dates Using Moment.js 4m 20s
—Final Touch 2m 21s
—Consolidating Bundles 3m 6s
—Using LESS to Write Cleaner CSS 5m 54s
—Converting Existing CSS to LESS 1m 41s
—Summary 1m 11s

Handling Bootstrap Events
- 9m 39s

—Introduction 0m 21s
—Handling Popover Events 2m 42s
—Exercise 0m 25s
—Code Review 3m 4s
—Consuming the API 0m 59s
—Discussion 1m 36s
—Summary 0m 30s

Implementing Searching
- 14m 22s

—Introduction 0m 13s
—Adding the Search Form 2m 28s
—Using Bootstrap Input Groups 3m 37s
—Implementing Bookmarkable Pages 6m 10s
—Exercise 1m 19s
—Code Review 0m 33s

Course Fee:

USD 29

Course Type:	Self-Study
Course Status:	Active
Workload:	1 - 4 hours / week

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Course Fee:

USD 29

Course Type:	Self-Study
Course Status:	Active
Workload:	1 - 4 hours / week

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Become a Full-stack .NET Developer - Advanced Topics

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Bootstrap

Refactoring

Application Program Interface (API)

Cascading Style Sheet (CSS)

Testing

Jquery

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Underscore dot JS (Underscore.js)

Debugging

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