Comprehensive .NET Core MVC Course Overview

Aug 7, 2024

Notes on .NET Core MVC Course

Introduction

  • Host: Teddy
  • Topic: Full course on .NET Core MVC
  • Project: Building a social media app
    • Features include:
      • User login
      • Home page with geolocation based on IP
      • Club dashboard
      • Display of races
      • Login and registration features

Prerequisites

  • Software Requirements:
    • Visual Studio 2022
    • .NET 6
  • Knowledge Requirements:
    • HTML (necessary)
    • CSS (not necessary)
    • JavaScript (necessary)
    • C# (necessary)

Why Use MVC?

  • Popularity in various industries:
    • Banking, insurance, enterprise-level organizations
  • Benefits:
    • Easy to maintain
    • Scalable for large applications
    • Easy to deploy
    • High demand for .NET developers leads to high salaries
  • Importance of learning to code

Understanding MVC

  • Acronyms:
    • MVC = Model-View-Controller
    • Suggested alternative: CVM (Controller-View-Model)

Breakdown of MVC Components

  1. Controller

    • Manages URLs and app structure
    • Handles data fetching from databases
    • Essential for managing user input and response
  2. Model

    • Represents data in the application
    • Interacts with the database to retrieve and store data
    • Often involves business rules
    • High demand for backend developers due to the importance of models
  3. View

    • Responsible for the UI and presentation of data
    • Careers dedicated to views; important for frontend and full-stack developers

Creating an MVC Project

  1. Steps to Create a New Project:

    • Select MVC in the new project dialog
    • Name project: RunGroupWebApp
  2. Project Structure:

    • Program.cs: Bundles options and middleware settings
    • App Settings: Contains settings for the application (e.g., connection strings)
    • Views: Contains HTML necessary for the MVC application
    • Controllers: Entry points for website navigation

Running the App

  • Use the green button in Visual Studio to run the app.
  • Example of initial URL structure and components (e.g., privacy page).

Conclusion

  • Encouragement to like and subscribe.
  • Thanks for watching.