ASP.NET Core 3 MVC Application with MongoDB
Created by Kaushik Roy Chowdhury, Last Updated 11-Oct-2019, Language:English
ASP.NET Core 3 MVC Application with MongoDB
ASP.NET Core 3, MVC, MongoDB and Data Access Layer
Created by Kaushik Roy Chowdhury, Last Updated 11-Oct-2019, Language:English
What Will I Get ?
- The students will learn building an MVC application with ASPNET Core 3 Using MongoDB as Database. In the process they will learn about NoSQL concepts and significance of ASPNET Core as Microsoft's latest and versatile web framework.
- They will learn the querying of MongoDB database and how it connects to the MVC application for providing CRUD functionality.
- The students will have plenty of hands-on coding as well as a number of assignments and a quiz to assess their grasp on the topics covered.
Requirements
- A Computer installed with Windows with 1.8 GHz or faster processor. Quad-core or better recommended
- 2 GB of RAM; 8 GB of RAM recommended
- Video card that supports a minimum display resolution of 720p (1280 by 720);
- Broadband Internet Connection (Preferably fibre or ADSL at least)
- Installation of Visual Studio 2019 (Community Edition) which is free to download and install.
- It will be beneficial if the students have about six months experience in C# or any other high level programming language
Description
This is an all-level course in Building an MVC app with ASP.NET Core 3 Using MongoDB as a back-end database. To start with, it handles the concept of a NoSQL database comparing it with the conventional relational databases (RDBMS). The course then proceeds with one of the most popular NoSQL databases, the MongoDB which is a document-based database for proceeding further with applications developed with the popular ASP.NET Core framework. The course uses the latest ASP.NET Core 3 for the hands-on development work. It shows and teaches the creation of an ASP.NET Core 3 MVC application in-depth, from scratch. It covers all the critical concepts associated with an MVC (Model-View-Controller) application built with the ASP.NET Core framework.
The main highlights of the MVC application being the introduction of a data access layer using a repository pattern in keeping with Industry best practices. It also uses async programming (as opposed to synchronous programming) which is at the core of the new web framework of ASP.NET Core that has been rewritten from the earlier popular ASP.NET framework.
ASP.NET Core 3 has just been released in the .NET Conference 2019 on September 23, 2019, so the course uses the latest cutting edge technology released by Microsoft for which the Microsoft developer community has been waiting for long!
Course Content
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Introduction to the Course
1 Lectures 00:12:17-
Course Introduction
Preview00:12:17
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Concept of NoSQL database and Comparison with Conventional Relational Databases
4 Lectures 00:08:45-
Section Introduction
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What is a NoSQL Database and why they are needed?
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NoSQL databases versus relational databases
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NoSQL Database Concepts Assignment
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Where to Install MongoDB From?
2 Lectures 00:04:14-
Introduction to Section
Preview00:00:31 -
How to install MongoDb on the local machine?
00:03:43
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How to Install MongoDB and Create a Database?
7 Lectures 00:32:37-
Section Overview
Preview00:00:56 -
Connecting to the MongoDB Server and Starting the MongoDb Client
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Creating a MongoDB Database and adding a Collection
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Querying the MongoDB Database - Part 1
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Querying the MongoDB Database - Part 2
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Couple of Important MongoDB Concepts to Remember
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Writing and Testing the MongoDB Queries Assignment
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ASP.NET Core - An Introduction
4 Lectures 00:22:36-
Section Introduction
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What is ASP.NET Core?
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Highlights and Features of ASP.NET Core
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How Asynchronous Programming Works in ASP.NET Core ?
00:14:23
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Build an ASP.NET Core 3 Application with MongoDB Database
4 Lectures 00:23:34-
Introduction and Overview
Preview00:01:12 -
Create an ASP.NET Core 3 MVC Application Project
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Inspect the project structure in ASP.NET Core 3 MVC Application
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Model-View-Controller Architecture Description
00:06:45
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Complete Building the MVC Application Step-by-Step in Visual Studio 2019
22 Lectures 02:47:53-
Introduction to Section
Preview00:01:55 -
Add a Class Library Project for Data Access Layer
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Create a Customer Class as Model
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Create a Customer Context that Implements an ICustomerContext interface
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Create an ICustomerRepository Interface
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Create a CustomerRepository that Implements the ICustomerRepository Interface
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Configuring the MongoDB Settings
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Register Settings, Context and Repository Classes in the Startup class
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Edit the Index() Action Method in the Home Controller
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Edit the Default Index View for the Home Controller to Show the Customer List
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Create an Action Method to Get a Customer By Id
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Create Get Customer By Id View to Show the Customer by Id
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Create Action Methods to Insert a Customer
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Create the Insert View to Add a New Customer
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Create the Action Methods to Update a Customer
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Create the Update View to Update a Customer
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Create the ConfirmDelete Action Methods to Confirm the Customer before Deleting
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Create the ConfirmDelete View to Confirm the Customer Before Deleting
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Create the Delete Action Method
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Create the Delete View for Deleting the Customer Confirmed for Deletion
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Test the Completed ASP.NET Core 3 MVC Application
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ASP.NET Core 3 MVC Application Assignment
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Kaushik Roy Chowdhury
Software Developer, Tutor, Coach and Mentor
I am Kaushik Roy Chowdhury from Christchurch, New Zealand (God’s own country) whose main passion in life is all about software education, teaching and mentoring. I am a Microsoft Certified Professional (MCP). I have a Master's degree in Computer Science (from AUT University, Auckland) which is accompanied by more than 15 years of commercial experience working in several assignments for companies in New Zealand. I have also taught extensively in tertiary institutions (Including two Universities in New Zealand) in programming languages such as C#, Java, and C. My vision statement is Software consultation, mentoring, learning and teaching new technologies. Everyday I do what I love most: Learning new technologies and tools related to software development and translate this knowledge for creating useful and engaging e-learning materials for willing learners . I have been to mentor and train young and intelligent minds with the cutting edge technologies that will enable them to enjoy a great career path and settle in the pursuit of a great profession.
