Starting .NETt core

• Overview of .NET Core
  • History and evolution
  • .NET Core vs. .NET Framework
• Setting Up the Development Environment
  • Installing Visual Studio Code/Visual Studio
  • Installing .NET Core SDK
  • Overview of CLI tools
• Creating Your First .NET Core Application
  • Hello World application
  • Project structure and files

• Understanding ASP.NET Core
  • Middleware pipeline
  • Request handling
• MVC Pattern in ASP.NET Core
  • Controllers, Views, and Models
  • Razor syntax and views
• Routing in ASP.NET Core
  • Defining routes
  • Attribute routing

• Introduction to RESTful Services
  • Principles of REST
  • HTTP methods (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE)
• Creating a Web API Project
  • Project setup
  • Creating controllers and actions
• Data Transfer Objects (DTOs)
  • Defining and using DTOs
• Versioning and Documentation
  • API versioning strategies
  • Using Swagger for documentation

• Introduction to Front-End Frameworks
  • Overview of React and Angular
• Setting Up a React or Angular Project
  • Project setup and configuration
  • Creating components
• Consuming .NET Core APIs in Front-End
  • Making HTTP requests
  • Handling responses and errors
• State Management
  • Managing state in React/Angular applications

• Introduction to Entity Framework Core
  • Overview and advantages
  • Setting up EF Core in .NET Core project
• Creating and Configuring the Database Context
  • Defining the DbContext class
  • Connection strings and configurations
• Creating and Managing Entities
  • Defining entity classes
  • Migrations and updating the database
• Querying Data
  • LINQ queries
  • Asynchronous operations

• Introduction to Authentication and Authorization
  • Differences and importance
• Implementing Authentication in ASP.NET Core
  • Using Identity framework
  • JWT Authentication
• Role-Based and Policy-Based Authorization
  • Defining roles and policies
  • Applying authorization in controllers and actions

• Overview of Deployment Options
  • On-premises vs. cloud hosting
• Deploying to Azure
  • Setting up an Azure account
  • Deploying a .NET Core application to Azure App Service
• Dockerizing .NET Core Applications
  • Introduction to Docker
  • Creating and deploying Docker containers

This outline provides a structured approach to learning .NET Core, ensuring a balance between theoretical knowledge and practical application. By the end of the course, you'll have a solid foundation in .NET Core development, ready to tackle real-world projects with confidence.