ASP.NET Core 6 Razor Pages Fundamentals
This course will teach you how to build modern web applications using Razor Pages. You’ll learn how to implement common design patterns, build pages and layouts, work with forms and data, configure and deploy apps, and much more.
What you'll learn
.NET 6.0 is a milestone release for the platform, and with it arrives the best version of Razor Pages to date. In this course, ASP.NET Core 6.0: Razor Pages Fundamentals, you’ll learn to build modern web applications in ASP.NET. First, you’ll explore how to create Razor Pages and Layouts using Razor syntax and Tag Helpers, and how to link pages together with navigation and routing. Next, you’ll discover how to build forms and collect user input, and learn how to store and retrieve data across your application. Finally, you’ll learn to configure essential aspects of your app, work with HTTP requests, and even deploy your application out to the cloud. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of Razor Pages needed to bring your projects to life on the web.
Table of contents
- Hello Razor Pages 2m
- Version Check 2m
- Razor Pages Core Concepts 4m
- Demo: Installing and Setting up Razor Pages 3m
- Demo: Creating and Exploring a Razor Pages Project 4m
- Demo: Handling Requests with Razor Pages 4m
- Exploring Razor Pages and ASP.NET Core 4m
- Demo: Working with Middleware 4m
- Comparing Razor Pages 3m
- Demo: Setting up the Sample Project 4m
- Summary 2m
- Exploring Razor Syntax 4m
- Demo: Getting Comfortable with Razor Syntax 4m
- Demo: Creating New Razor Pages 5m
- Demo: Adding Contextual Logic to Markup with Razor 5m
- Understanding Tag Helpers 4m
- Demo: Building the Navigation Using Tag Helpers 3m
- Demo: Enhancing Markup Using Tag Helpers 5m
- A Note About HTML Helpers 2m
- Summary 2m
- Exploring Razor Page Models and Patterns 3m
- Demo: Working with Requests and Data Binding 6m
- Working with Layouts 2m
- Demo: Exploring and Configuring Layouts 3m
- Demo: Working with Layout Sections 3m
- Understanding Routing 4m
- Demo: Improving URLs Using Routing 3m
- Demo: Configuring Route Parameters 4m
- Summary 2m
- Exploring Form Workflows 2m
- Understanding Model Binding 4m
- Demo: Building the Add Product Form Using Tag Helpers 6m
- Demo: Handling the Form Submission 4m
- Understanding Server-side Form Validation 4m
- Demo: Adding Server-side Form Validation 5m
- Working with Action Results 2m
- Demo: Improving form Workflows with Action Results 3m
- Exploring Client-side Validation 2m
- Demo: Adding Client-side Validation 5m
- Summary 2m
- Understanding Database Options and Workflows 3m
- Entity Framework Core Concepts 4m
- Demo: Setting up the Entity Framework Classes 4m
- Demo: Applying Essential Configurations 4m
- Understanding Migrations 2m
- Demo: Creating the Database Using Migrations 5m
- Dependency Injection Basics 4m
- Demo: Saving New Products to the Database 4m
- Demo: Preparing the Form for Image Uploads 2m
- Demo: Saving the Uploaded Product Images 5m
- Summary 2m
- Understanding CRUD Operations and the Repository Pattern 2m
- Demo: Creating a Repository Class 4m
- Demo: Retrieving the List of Products 5m
- Demo: Seeding Additional Product Data 4m
- Demo: Refactoring the Add Product Page 3m
- Demo: Implementing Edit Functionality 5m
- Demo: Implementing Delete Functionality 5m
- Summary 2m
- Understanding Partial Views 2m
- Demo: Creating Reusable Markup with Partial Views 3m
- Demo: Improving the Forms with Partial View Models 6m
- Introducing View Components 4m
- Demo: Creating a Product List View Component 6m
- Demo: Working with View Component Parameters 2m
- Demo: Rendering View Components Using Tag Helpers 3m
- Demo: CSS Isolation with View Components 4m
- Summary 1m
- HTTP and Web Service Essentials 3m
- HTTP Communication with Razor Pages 2m
- Demo: Creating a Simple HTTP Request 6m
- Understanding Typed Clients 2m
- Demo: Exploring the Need for a Typed Client 3m
- Demo: Creating a Typed HTTP Client 4m
- Demo: Retrieving Data Using the Typed Client 4m
- Demo: Sending Data Using the Typed Client 6m
- Summary 1m
About the author
Alex Wolf works as a Senior Content Developer at Microsoft and specializes in .NET on Azure and .NET AI . He is passionate about learning and teaching software development and has over a decade of experience in the .NET and Azure ecosystems. He is also highly engaged in DevOps and various cloud technologies to improve development workflows and infrastructure. Alex has worked for companies of nearly every size, ranging from small start-ups to massive enterprises. He also maintains a hobbyist i... more