Getting Started with .NET Core
Learn how to transition from .NET Framework to .NET Core
What you'll work with
About this course
Do you want a head start in .NET Core? This is how you get it. Whether you have never heard of .NET Core before or you have been dabbling in it for a while now, this course will explain how to use .NET Core, how to build it, and what to look for when you create a new application. Topics such as Console applications, MVC applications, Razor Pages, API, and more will all be covered.
Not sure if .NET Core is right for you? Well, Microsoft is. While the .NET Framework will be supported for a long time yet, going forward Microsoft is pushing people towards .NET Core. The reason isn't just because of cross-platform compatibility. Watch the first video (which is free) to get a better idea of why .NET Core is so important.
Everything done in this course will be cross-platform compatible. That means you can also develop these applications using a Mac or Linux machine. All of the demonstrations in this course were done with Visual Studio 2019 but they can also be done in Visual Studio Code or Visual Studio for Mac.
So what are you waiting for? Get started today!
Built on .NET Core 3.0
Watch the course intro →What you'll be able to do
- Start an ASP.NET Core web application
- Work with Appsettings.json
- Secure your web application
Every lesson, in the open
31 lessons · 3 hours of video. Here's exactly what's inside.
- 1
Course Overview
- Introduction 3:53
- Downloading Source Code
- 2
Console Applications
- Introduction 0:35
- Basic Console Applications 11:42
- AppSettings File 19:15
- Working with Text Files Cross Platform 8:51
- Conclusion 0:36
- 3
Web Application Types
- Introduction 0:31
- Razor Pages Web Application 17:45
- MVC Web Application 12:48
- API Web Application 9:34
- Web Application Comparison 3:05
- Conclusion 0:25
- 4
Standard Web Application Needs
- Introduction 0:41
- HTML and Tag Helpers 12:22
- Displaying Data from C# 25:03
- Working with Forms 10:41
- Multi-POST Handlers 7:55
- Conclusion 0:18
- 5
Authentication
- Introduction 0:25
- Adding Authentication During Setup 7:26
- Adding Authentication to an Existing Project 10:59
- Overriding Authentication Pages 5:58
- Conclusion 0:13
- 6
Data Privacy and Security
- Introduction 0:21
- Security Your Traffic with HTTPS 6:16
- Cookie Policy Configuration 3:32
- Handling Personal Data 3:06
- Two-Factor Authentication 2:56
- Conclusion 0:19
- 7
Wrap Up
- Wrap Up 0:57
Hi, I'm Tim Corey.
I learned software development the hard way, with lots of dead-ends, confusion, and knowledge gaps. I kept thinking, “It shouldn't be this hard!” Now I teach students how to think and code like professional developers. My goal is to make it easier for you to become a developer.