ASP.NET Core 6 Introduction Lecture
Overview
- Introduction to a new series on ASP.NET Core 6
- Coverage of all aspects and market trends related to ASP.NET Core 6
- ASP.NET is widely used for web applications
- Benefits: latest version and long-term support
- Lecture flow: Introduction today, detailed discussion, and practical implementation in future lectures
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ASP.NET Core 6 Introduction
Key Points
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Open Source & Cross-Platform Development
- Growing popularity of open-source and cross-platform development
- Open Source: Code that can be freely modified and shared
- Cross-Platform: Software that runs on multiple operating systems like Windows, Linux, and Mac
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Microsoft's Evolution
- Historically known for Windows-based products
- Shift towards open-source and cross-platform with the acknowledgment of market trends
- Introduction of Microsoft .NET Core as a revolutionary product
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.NET Core Details
- .NET Core: Free, open-source, and cross-platform framework for modern, cloud-based applications
- Modular components with minimal overhead
- High performance and scalability
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History of .NET Framework
- First .NET Framework: Launched in 2000 (version 1.0)
- Significant impact on software development due to ease of use and learning
- Introduction of .NET Core in 2016 (version 1.0)
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ASP.NET Core Features
- New, open-source, cross-platform framework for modern web & cloud-based applications
- Can run on Windows, Linux, and Mac
- Rewritten from scratch for open-source and cross-platform goals
- Model-View-Controller (MVC) architecture
- Fast development and browser performance
- Supports working in Visual Studio and Visual Studio Code
- Modular components allowing for separation of concerns
Key Terminologies
- Open Source: Software with source code made available for use and modification by anyone.
- Cross-Platform: Software that can run on multiple operating systems.
Current ASP.NET Core Version
- Latest version: ASP.NET Core 7.0 (released February 2023)
- This course will use ASP.NET Core 6, which has long-term support until November 2024
- Distinction between ASP.NET Core and .NET Core framework
- ASP.NET Core for web applications
- .NET Core 6 is the supporting framework
Requirements for Learning ASP.NET Core 6
- HTML, CSS, JavaScript: Basic web development knowledge
- C# Language: Essential as ASP.NET Core is based on C#
- MVC Knowledge: Understanding of Model-View-Controller architecture
- Visual Studio 2017 or higher: Necessary IDE, preferably Visual Studio 2022 Community version
Conclusion
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