ASP.NET Core Crash Course – C# App in One Hour



Discover ways to create an online database app in ASP.NET Core utilizing Visible Studio and the C# language.

This tutorial will present you find out how to :
– Use the MVC (Mannequin View Controller) design sample.
– Configure database tables utilizing the Entity framework.
– Setup of lessons as fashions. Customise Razor types.
– Create strategies inside a controller.
– Fashion an ASP.NET web page with CSS.
– Use Bootstrap lessons.
– Create a search operate to filter database outcomes.

✏️ Course developed by Shad Sluiter. Try his YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/consumer/shadsluiter

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42 thoughts on “ASP.NET Core Crash Course – C# App in One Hour”

  1. Really great tut. My only problem came when no amount of cussing would get login to work. No matter what credentials I tried, nada. Other than that, I loved it.

    [edit] Right after posting this comment, I went back and tried one more time – it worked!!!!

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  2. A network-related or instance-specific error occurred while establishing a connection to SQL Server. The server was not found or was not accessible. Verify that the instance name is correct and that SQL Server is configured to allow remote connections. (provider: SNI_PN11, error: 56 – Unable to load the SQLUserInstance.dll from the location specified in the registry. Verify that the Local Database Runtime feature of SQL Server Express is properly installed.)

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  3. Do you have a follow up course where we create the database first? As you say, most DBA don't like this. In my years of Java-Hibernate world, the DBAs would never go for this.

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  4. This almost feels like cheating. I've been doing Javascript/Typescript and Node back ends using a "sequelize" npm for my ORM, and then making all of my views myself in one of the popular JS frameworks. I just got hired for my first full time dev role working with C#, .NET, & Blazor so I wanted to follow this to get my feet wet. It's unbelievable how much hard work and time has gone into creating this tooling. I know that this is still something that is good to understand what is happening under the hood with, and that obviously, any sort of consumer-facing finished project in production would need a lot more configuring and styling but I am blown away at how quickly this tutorial took me from no application, to a working CRUD + DB app. Great video!

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  5. Unable to follow the course because of this "Build started…
    Build succeeded.
    More than one DbContext was found. Specify which one to use. Use the '-Context' parameter for PowerShell commands and the '–context' parameter for dotnet commands." Someone that could help me out?

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  6. Beginner here. Can someone tell me why I’m getting 5 errors right when I click mvc create and run. I haven’t added or deleted anything. It looks like there’s types and namespace issues for all of the package references. But the video just runs fine so these issues aren’t addressed

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  7. Salute to you Sluiter!
    Absolute beginner here (senior citizen though)
    Took me nearly week to understand few of the concepts but watched this nearly 20 times to clear those concepts.

    Awesome work!

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  8. Amazing, frontend dev of 12+ years here, needed to learn some C# to help out the backend guys, this really got me excited/gave me the confidence to explore C# more.

    Possibly the best tutorial I've ever followed along with. Thanks!

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  9. Excellent, excellent course. I have been working with Web Forms for many years and am FINALLY transitioning to .NET Core and MVC. This was very understandable and filled in a lot of gaps. Thanks.

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  10. THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU SOOOOOOOOOOOO MUCH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    I've searched high and low for MVCs and most of them either didn't explain at all or deliberately skipped — which ended up being a waste of time when I actually wanted to learn and have an active server page!!! (Seriously, I've looked at so many…) Wow. I wish I can turn back time and just start with this tutorial because it is simply THE BEST — Clear, concise and straightforward. Thank you Professor!!! 👏👏👏👏👏

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  11. Hello sir, at approximately 31:17 where you enter the url "localhost:44329/Jokes" , where in the code did the "Jokes" come from and can it be changed from "Jokes" to anything else? Thanks. I am following through and I am currently stuck here, the localhost<myWebPort>/"Jokes" returns a blank page, everything else works fine.

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