Learn how to create a web database app in ASP.NET Core using Visual Studio and the C# language.

This tutorial will show you how to :
– Use the MVC (Model View Controller) design pattern.
– Configure database tables using the Entity framework.
– Setup of classes as models. Customize Razor forms.
– Create methods inside a controller.
– Style an ASP.NET page with CSS.
– Use Bootstrap classes.
– Create a search function to filter database results.

✏️ Course developed by Shad Sluiter. Check out his YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/shadsluiter

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32 Comments

  1. I really appreciate your teaching style. It is way helpful and very engaging. I have a request to please make a complete lecture on the CSharp Desktop Application management system or payroll like you create in Excel that lecture on Excel makes me confident to work in Excel smoothly and efficently. Thank you so much.

  2. Thanks! Nice course… I don't know if it's your agenda – but I would love to see a course comparing cSharp to c. It's like they have taken out all the stuff that made c really cool (like pointers and alloc/malloc etc) but kept the name!

  3. Professor, I'm going through your Web App course — it's absolutely great. I'm at the "Entity Framework" part, and you start with a project based on a previous video — the "James Bond Gadget" video. I've been searching EVERYHWERE for that video, and I can't find it. You've answered this same question elsewhere and provided a link, but it's a link to the "Jokes Database" video. Can you provide a link to the "James Bond Gadget" video?

  4. For those who can't find the Sql Server Object Explorer window — you chose "none" for the authorization when you created the project. If you can't log into Sql Server then there's no point in having a Sql Server explorer window, and you can't log into Sql Server if you don't authorize connections when you create the project.

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