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In the hotel business, technological solutions have become essential for effective operations management. These new solutions give several benefits, ranging from reservation and booking administration to seamless guest experiences, improved staff management, data-driven decision-making, and increased security. In an increasingly digital and demanding world, hospitality firms may gain a competitive advantage, increase operational efficiency, and offer excellent guest experiences by embracing IT solutions adapted to their individual needs.

This blog has discussed the significance of .NET security in hospitality software development as well as why it is the ideal solution for this. I hope it helps you understand how to improve software security and the need for safe data storage in the hotel sector.

[phontinent]

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Are you keen to know about the comparison between PHP or ASP.NET? Yes, there are many pros and cons in both frameworks. In this video, we are sharing complete overview of asp.net and php like speed, speciality, security, scalability, etc. Watch full video & learn about conclusion of asp.net vs php.

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The ASP.NET Core Revolution - .NET Core history through the years (2016-2019)

To summarize what happened in the ASP.NET world within the last four years is not an easy task; in short words, we can say that we've undoubtedly witnessed the most important series of changes in .NET Framework since the year it came to life: a revolution that changed the whole Microsoft approach to software development in almost every way. To properly understand what happened through these years it can be useful to identify some distinctive keyframes within a slow yet constant journey that allowed a company known (and somewhat loathed) for its proprietary software, licenses, and patents to become a driving force for open-source development worldwide.

Origins

The first relevant step, at least in my humble opinion, was taken on April 3, 2014, at the annual Microsoft Build Conference that took place at the Moscone Center (West) in San Francisco: it was there, during a memorable keynote speech, that Anders Hejlsberg -- father of Delphi and lead architect of C# -- publicly released the first version of the .NET Compiler Platform, known as Roslyn, as an open-source project; and it was also there that Scott Guthrie -- Executive Vice President of the Microsoft Cloud and AI group -- announced the official launch of the .NET Foundation, a nonprofit organization aimed to improve open-source software development and collaborative work within the .NET ecosystem. Starting from that pivotal day, the .NET Development team published a constant flow of Microsoft open-source projects on the GitHub platform, including: Entity Framework Core (May 2014), TypeScript (October 2014), .NET Core (October 2014), CoreFX (November 2014), CoreCLR & RyuJIT (January 2015), MSBuild (March 2015), .NET Core CLI (October 2015), Visual Studio Code (November 2015), .NET Standard (September 2016), and so on.

ASP.NET Core 1.x

The most important achievement brought by these efforts towards the open-source development was the public release of ASP.NET Core 1.0, which came out in Q3 2016. It was a complete re-implementation of the ASP.NET Framework that we knew since January 2002 and that had evolved -- without significant changes in its core architecture --- up to version 4.6.2 (August 2016); the brand new framework united all the previous web application technologies, such as MVC, Web API, and web pages, into a single programming module, formerly known as MVC6. The new framework introduced a fully-featured cross-platform component, also known as .NET Core, shipped with the whole set of open-source tools which we mentioned above: a compiler platform (Roslyn), a cross-platform runtime (CoreCLR), and an improved x64 Just-In-Time compiler (RyuJIT). Someone might be wondering about what happened to ASP.NET 5 and Web API 2, as these used to be quite popular names until mid-2016. ASP.NET 5 was no less than the original name of ASP.NET Core, before the developers chose to rename it to emphasize the fact that it is a complete rewrite. The reasons for that, along with the Microsoft vision about the new product, are further explained in the following Scott Hanselman's blog post that anticipated the changes on Jan 16, 2016: http://www.hanselman.com/blog/ASPNET5IsDeadIntroducingASPNETCore10AndNETCore10.aspx For those who don't know, Scott Hanselman is the outreach and community manager for .NET/ASP.NET/IIS/Azure and Visual Studio since 2007. Additional information regarding the perspective switch is also available in the following article by Jeffrey T. Fritz, Program Manager for Microsoft and NuGet team leader: https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/webdev/2016/02/01/an-update-on-asp-net-core-and-net-core/ As for Web API 2, it was a dedicated framework for building HTTP services returning pure JSON or XML data instead of web pages. Initially born as an alternative to the MVC platform, it has been merged with the latter into the new, general-purpose web application framework known as MVC6, which is now shipped as a separate module of ASP.NET Core. The 1.0 final release was shortly followed by ASP.NET Core 1.1 (Q4 2016), which brought some new features and performance enhancements, and also addressed many bugs and compatibility issues affecting the former one. The new features include the ability to configure middleware as filters (by adding them to the MVC pipeline rather than the HTTP request pipeline); a built-in, host-independent URL rewrite module, made available through the dedicated  NuGet package; View Components as tag helpers; View compilation at runtime instead of on-demand; .NET native Compression and Caching middleware modules; and so on. For a detailed list of all the new features, improvements and bug fixes of ASP.NET Core 1.1, check out the following links: Release notes: https://github.com/aspnet/AspNetCore/releases/1.1.0 Commits list: https://github.com/dotnet/core/blob/master/release-notes/1.1/1.1-commits.md

ASP.NET Core 2.x

Another major step was taken with ASP.NET Core 2.0, which came out in Q2 2017 as a preview and then in Q3 2017 for the final release. The new version featured a wide number of significant interface improvements, mostly aimed to standardize the shared APIs among the .NET Framework, .NET Core and .NET Standard in order to make the last two more backward-compatible with the former: thanks to these efforts, moving existing .NET Framework projects to .NET Core and/or .NET Standard became a lot easier than before, giving many "traditional" developers the chance to try and adapt to the new paradigm without losing their existing know-how. Again, the major version was shortly followed by an improved and refined one: ASP.NET Core 2.1, officially released on May 30, 2018, introduced a series of additional security & performance improvements and a bunch of new features, including: SignalR, an open-source library that simplifies adding real-time web functionality to .NET Core apps; Razor class libraries, a significant improvement in Razor SDK that allows developers to build views and pages into reusable class libraries and/or library projects that could be shipped as NuGet packages; Identity UI library & scaffolding, to add identity to any app and customize it to meet your needs; HTTPS support enabled by default; built-in GDPR support using privacy-oriented APIs and templates that give users control over their personal data and handle cookie consent; Updated SPA templates for Angular and ReactJS client-side frameworks; and much more. For a detailed list of all the new features, improvements and bug fixes of ASP.NET Core 2.1, check out the following links: Release notes: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-US/aspnet/core/release-notes/aspnetcore-2.1 Commits list: https://github.com/dotnet/core/blob/master/release-notes/2.1/2.1.0-commit.md Wait a minute: did we just say Angular? Yeah, that's right. As a matter of fact, ASP.NET Core has been specifically designed to seamlessly integrate with popular client-side frameworks such as ReactJS and Angular since its initial release: it is precisely for this reason that books like this do actually exist. The major difference introduced in ASP.NET Core 2.1 is that the default Angular and ReactJS templates have been updated to use the standard project structures and build systems for each framework (Angular CLI and NPX's  command) instead of relying on task runners like Grunt or Gulp, module builders like Webpack or toolchains such as Babel, which were widely used in the past although being quite difficult to install and configure. Being able to eliminate the need for these tools was a major achievement, which played a decisive role in revamping the .NET Core usage and growth-rate among the developer communities since 2017. If you take a look at the two previous installments of this book -- ASP.NET Core and Angular 2, published in mid-2016, and ASP.NET Core 2 and Angular 5, out in late-2017 -- and compare their first chapter with this one, you could feel the huge difference between having to manually use Gulp, Grunt or Webpack and relying to the integrated framework-native tools: a substantial reduction in complexity that would greatly benefit any developer, especially those less accustomed to working with those tools. After six months from the release of the 2.1 version, the .NET Foundation came out with a further improvement: ASP.NET Core 2.2 was released on December 4, 2018 with several fixes and new features: an improved endpoint routing system for a better dispatching of requests; updated templates, featuring Bootstrap 4 and Angular 6 support; A new health checks service to monitor the status of deployment environments and their underlying infrastructures, including container-orchestration systems such as Kubernetes; built-in HTTP/2 support in Kestrel; a new SignalR Java Client to ease the usage of SignalR within Android apps;  and so on. For a detailed list of all the new features, improvements and bug fixes of ASP.NET Core 2.2, check out the following links: Release notes: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-US/aspnet/core/release-notes/aspnetcore-2.2 Commits list: https://github.com/dotnet/core/blob/master/release-notes/2.2/2.2.0/2.2.0-commits.md

ASP.NET Core 3.x

ASP.NET Core 3 has been released on September 2019 and comes with another bunch of performance & security improvements and new features, such as: Windows desktop applications support (Windows only), with advanced importing capabilities for Windows Forms and Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) applications; C# 8 support;  .NET Platform-Dependent Intrinsic access through a new set of build-in APIs, that could bring significant performance improvements in certain scenarios; Single-file executables support via the  command using the  XML element in project configuration or through the  command-line parameter; a new built-in JSON support featuring high-performances and low allocation, arguably 2x-3x faster than the Json.NET third-party library (which became a de-facto standards in most ASP.NET web projects); TLS 1.3 & OpenSSL 1.1.1 support in Linux; some important security improvements in the  namespace, including AES-GCM and AES-CCM ciphers support; and so on. A lot of work has also been done to improve the performance and reliability of the framework when used in a containerized environment. The ASP.NET Core development team put a lot of our effort to improve the .NET Core Docker experience on .NET Core 3.0. More specifically, this is the first release featuring substantive runtime changes to make CoreCLR more efficient, honor Docker resource limits (such as memory and CPU) better by default, and offer more configuration tweaks. Among the various improvements, we could mention an improved memory and GC heaps usage by default, and PowerShell Core, a cross-platform version of the famous automation and configuration tool which is now shipped with the .NET Core SDK Docker container images. Last but not least, it's worth noting that the new .NET Core SDK is much smaller than the previous installments, mostly thanks to the fact that the development team removed from the final build a huge set of non-required artifacts included in the various NuGet packages that were used to assemble the previous SDKs (including ASP.NET Core 2.2), thus wasting a lot of space. The size improvements are huge for Linux and macOS versions, while less noticeable on Windows because that SDK also contains the new WPF and Windows Forms set of platform-specific libraries. For a detailed list of all the new features, improvements and bug fixes of ASP.NET Core 3.0, check out the following links: Release notes: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/core/whats-new/dotnet-core-3-0 ASP.NET Core 3.0 releases page: https://github.com/dotnet/core/tree/master/release-notes/3.0

Conclusion

That's it, at least for now: I hope that this quick recap will be useful for those who wanted to get a gist of the whole ASP.NET Core history from its birthday to the present days. Read the full article

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PHP vs. ASP.NET - tririd.com

There is no doubt on the fact that both of these programming languages have become successful ventures, and have developed great websites.

But, the question still remains fresh for non-technical people, which platform should you choose when you start with web-apps exercise.

So, let us see some differences which make your vision clear which language should you choose.

Beginning:

PHP was started by a single developer Rasmus Lerdorf a couple of decades ago. PHP stands for Personal Home Page. So the idea at that time was to build small homepages for people, not to build large scale applications.

ASP.NET on the other hand was, from the starting itself, to be used in organizations and Microsoft based the concepts of this technology in such a way.

In Present Years:

PHP has again gained more popularity, because of frameworks such as Laravel 

ASPNET is used in large organizations to build their small to medium sized internal applications.

Examples:

Some well-known solutions

·         CMS: WordPress, Drupal, TYPO3

·         Onlineshoping Systems: Magento, WooCommerce, Shopware, Oxid

The marketing team needs software to automate their marketing processes. Then this technology could be the way to go.

PHP and its peripheral tools like Database (MySQL), Server (Apache) and Operating System (Linux) are all license free. 

ASPNET and its peripheral tools (e.g. Third Part Tools) all have a license cost attached. 

Freedom in coding:

f you opt for PHP, you are free to develop however you want. All solutions are open source and can be configured as you feel right. You have complete freedom.

The Official Microsoft ASP.NET Site is more corporate in nature. Also because a company “Microsoft” is standing behind this technology.

Conclusion:

So, here we have given some differences for both languages. Now, choice is depend on user's requirement.

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We use both PHP and Asp.net in development.

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[rafi1228]

Learn to build fast, scalable and secure RESTful services with Node, Express and MongoDB, from setup to production

What you’ll learn

Build the backend for your web and mobile apps

Use modern JavaScript features (ES6, ES7)

Implement CRUD operations

Handle and log errors, the right way

Write unit and integration tests

Practice test-driven development (TDD)

Store and retrieve complex data in MongoDB

Implement authentication and authorization

Deploy your Node apps to production

Apply the best practices for building fast, scalable and secure apps

Requirements

Basic familiarity with JavaScript

Description

What is Node.js?

Node.js, or Node, is a runtime environment for executing JavaScript code outside of a browser. It is ideal for building highly-scalable, data-intensive backend services (APIs) that power your client’s apps (web or mobile apps).

Why learn Node?

Node is great for prototyping and agile development as well as building super fast and highly scalable apps; Companies like Uber and PayPal use Node in production to build applications because it requires fewer people and less code. Plus, Node has the largest ecosystem of open-source library, so you don’t have to build everything from scratch.

A step-by-step, A to Z course

What you’ll get when you sign up for this course:

15 hours of HD videos, complete with exercises and solutions

A real-world project: you’ll build the back-end for a video rental application, not a dummy to-do app!

No more wasted time on lengthy courses or out-of-date tutorials

Up-to-date and practical information and solutions (no fluff!)

The opportunity to learn at your own pace – lifetime access – so take your time if you prefer

Expert tips to become a Node rockstar

The best practices and common pitfalls to avoid

Watch on any device, online or offline – mobile friendly and downloadable lessons

Certificate of completion to present to your employer

You’ll learn to:

Confidently build RESTful services (APIs) using Node.js, Express.js, and MongoDB

Employ the best practices for Node.js

Avoid common mistakes

What we’ll cover:

Node module system

Node Package Manager (NPM)

Asynchronous JavaScript

Useful ES6+ features

Implementing CRUD operations

Storing complex data in MongoDB

Data Validation

Authentication and authorization

Handling and logging errors the right way

Unit and integration testing

Test-driven development (TDD)

Deployment

This course is for you if:

You’re a back-end developer who is used to working with frameworks like ASP.NET, Rails, Django, etc. You want to add Node.js to your toolbox.

You’re a front-end developer and want to transition to full-stack development.

You’ve tried other Node.js tutorials and found them to be too slow, out-of-date, and boring!

Having Node.js on your resume helps you find more jobs and make more money.

And here is what other students say: 

“Absolutely the best! Highly recommended if you want to get started on Node.js from zero. I have learned what Node is and what it can do. Truly comprehensive. Perfect rating! Mosh knows his stuff and he deserves your support. On a side note, my current company uses Mosh’s courses as a huge resource and reference when training / refreshing knowledge. I just want to say thank you! Please don’t stop teaching. You were born with the talent to teach.” -Eugene John Arellano

“Mosh is one of the top 3 instructors for modern web development. He explains difficult concepts with ease. I recommend all of his courses because of the amount of detail and his style of teaching.” -Warren Isaac

“What I like most about the course is Mosh’s methodology and the way how he explains the things. Very well structured course with high quality of presentation as well.” -Omar Amrani

Who is your instructor?

Hi! My name is Mosh Hamedani and I help ambitious developers take their coding skills to the next level. I’m a software engineer with more than 15 years of experience and I’ve taught over 200,000 students through my online courses. My YouTube channel, Programming with Mosh, has been watched more than 6M times. My students describe my teaching as clear, concise, and fun, without any fluff.

Do you want to become a Node rockstar? Enroll in the course and get started.

Who this course is for:

You’re a back-end developer familiar with frameworks like ASPNET, Rails, Django, etc. Now, you want to add Node to your toolbox.

You’re a front-end developer and want to transition to full-stack development.

Having Node on your resume helps you find more jobs and make more money.

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Below are smart reasons for firms to make web applications:

Companies need to contour their internal departments and functions, operations, sales and project management, etc.

Companies need to require advantage of a web-based application's flexibility and flexibility, by moving far from the normal desktop application platform to the net application platform

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[Udemy] REST WCF Service for Web Applications in ASP.NET Hands-On

What Will I Learn?   Build a restful WCF service from the ground up Understand the configurations file for the service Use and implement HTTP Request Methods or verbs for a restful communication like GET, POST, PUT & DELETE Use the Google Chrome developer tools and read the network communications Implement all CRUD operations (Create, Read, Update, Delete) Implement custom requests like searching or sorting and use the RequestURI to your advantage, e.g. by passing arguments in the URL or in the body of your request Debug your C# and also JavaScript code in Visual Studio Send status codes (like 404 Not Found) back to the client and react to them properly Requirements You should know a little C# & JavaScript You should have a little experience in building web applications Tools you need: Visual Studio (Community Edition is sufficient) and a browser with developer tools such as Google Chrome Description So you have this old legacy application on your screen, it needs some fixes and new features, but unfortunately, these have to be implemented with a WCF Service?  Don’t panic! I’m here to help. WCF Services are still quite often used in bigger corporations and also small teams because they might use older software that was built with these kinds of services. Now people with deep knowledge of WCF-Services are rare. And that’s your chance! By the end of this “REST WCF Service for Web Applications” course, you will be able to build WCF Services from the ground up and also change existing implementations and maintain these like a pro.    Let’s have a look at what you are going to learn in this course:   Ajax-enabled restful WCF Service with Visual Studio Within the first 10 minutes of this course, you will already learn how to build a new restful WCF Service from the ground up. After that, we will dive deeper into the code and implement several features. For that matter, this course provides a small prepared web application - a superhero database - where all the HTML & CSS parts are already covered. You can totally focus on implementing the WCF Service in C# in Visual Studio and call your web service from the browser with JavaScript.   The web.config After we created a completely new WCF Service, we will go over every important file in the Visual Solution and in particular cover the Web.config. All attributes in this configurations file will be explained.   CRUD operations with custom classes and lists CRUD stands for Create, Read, Update and Delete. And this is exactly what you are going to do in this course. But you will not only use basic data types like strings and integers to implement these operations. You will use custom classes (superheroes in essence) and lists of these classes to create new heroes, update them and so on.   Common HTTP methods To match these operations, you will make use of the four most common HTTP request methods, GET, POST, PUT and DELETE. Every HTTP method is used for a certain CRUD operation and you will learn which one you should use and why.   More than CRUD: Filtering, custom searches, sorting A real-life WCF Service usually has to do more than just CRUD. That’s we will dive even deeper and implement some custom requests like searching or sorting.   Debugging Most likely every web service will have some errors. To find and fix these errors, it’s highly recommended to debug your code. We will do exactly that. But you will not only learn how to debug your C# code but also how to debug your JavaScript code with Visual Studio as well.   Sending StatusCodes Let’s assume you’re looking for a particular object but your WCF Service can’t find it. Wouldn’t it be great to send this information back to the requesting client, i.e. sending back a “404 Not Found”? You learn how to do exactly that.     I’m Patrick and I will be your Instructor for this course. I’m a Web Developer for over a decade now, and I have worked for big companies with thousands of employees, small teams with only 5 people and also completely by myself as a contractor. As a Udemy Instructor, to this date, I was able to publish three software development courses with a total of over 20.000 unique students. If you have any questions, feel free to connect!   And if the course still isn’t for you. You have a 30-day money-back guarantee. No questions asked.   Sounds good? I’m looking forward to see you in the course.     Who is the target audience? Developers who have or want to build restful WCF services for any kind of web application Developers who have or want to fix, maintain or implement new features to existing WCF services source https://ttorial.com/rest-wcf-service-web-applications-aspnet-hands-on

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[ttorialcom]

[Udemy] REST WCF Service for Web Applications in ASP.NET Hands-On

What Will I Learn?   Build a restful WCF service from the ground up Understand the configurations file for the service Use and implement HTTP Request Methods or verbs for a restful communication like GET, POST, PUT & DELETE Use the Google Chrome developer tools and read the network communications Implement all CRUD operations (Create, Read, Update, Delete) Implement custom requests like searching or sorting and use the RequestURI to your advantage, e.g. by passing arguments in the URL or in the body of your request Debug your C# and also JavaScript code in Visual Studio Send status codes (like 404 Not Found) back to the client and react to them properly Requirements You should know a little C# & JavaScript You should have a little experience in building web applications Tools you need: Visual Studio (Community Edition is sufficient) and a browser with developer tools such as Google Chrome Description So you have this old legacy application on your screen, it needs some fixes and new features, but unfortunately, these have to be implemented with a WCF Service?  Don't panic! I’m here to help. WCF Services are still quite often used in bigger corporations and also small teams because they might use older software that was built with these kinds of services. Now people with deep knowledge of WCF-Services are rare. And that’s your chance! By the end of this “REST WCF Service for Web Applications” course, you will be able to build WCF Services from the ground up and also change existing implementations and maintain these like a pro.    Let’s have a look at what you are going to learn in this course:   Ajax-enabled restful WCF Service with Visual Studio Within the first 10 minutes of this course, you will already learn how to build a new restful WCF Service from the ground up. After that, we will dive deeper into the code and implement several features. For that matter, this course provides a small prepared web application - a superhero database - where all the HTML & CSS parts are already covered. You can totally focus on implementing the WCF Service in C# in Visual Studio and call your web service from the browser with JavaScript.   The web.config After we created a completely new WCF Service, we will go over every important file in the Visual Solution and in particular cover the Web.config. All attributes in this configurations file will be explained.   CRUD operations with custom classes and lists CRUD stands for Create, Read, Update and Delete. And this is exactly what you are going to do in this course. But you will not only use basic data types like strings and integers to implement these operations. You will use custom classes (superheroes in essence) and lists of these classes to create new heroes, update them and so on.   Common HTTP methods To match these operations, you will make use of the four most common HTTP request methods, GET, POST, PUT and DELETE. Every HTTP method is used for a certain CRUD operation and you will learn which one you should use and why.   More than CRUD: Filtering, custom searches, sorting A real-life WCF Service usually has to do more than just CRUD. That's we will dive even deeper and implement some custom requests like searching or sorting.   Debugging Most likely every web service will have some errors. To find and fix these errors, it's highly recommended to debug your code. We will do exactly that. But you will not only learn how to debug your C# code but also how to debug your JavaScript code with Visual Studio as well.   Sending StatusCodes Let's assume you're looking for a particular object but your WCF Service can't find it. Wouldn't it be great to send this information back to the requesting client, i.e. sending back a "404 Not Found"? You learn how to do exactly that.     I'm Patrick and I will be your Instructor for this course. I’m a Web Developer for over a decade now, and I have worked for big companies with thousands of employees, small teams with only 5 people and also completely by myself as a contractor. As a Udemy Instructor, to this date, I was able to publish three software development courses with a total of over 20.000 unique students. If you have any questions, feel free to connect!   And if the course still isn’t for you. You have a 30-day money-back guarantee. No questions asked.   Sounds good? I’m looking forward to see you in the course.     Who is the target audience? Developers who have or want to build restful WCF services for any kind of web application Developers who have or want to fix, maintain or implement new features to existing WCF services source https://ttorial.com/rest-wcf-service-web-applications-aspnet-hands-on

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What is the future of ASP.NET? What will benefit an ASP.NET developer in the next 5 to 10 years?

The .Net framework developed by Microsoft is a web development platform deployed for building enterprise-class Web applications with minimum coding efforts. Its first version called .Net framework 1.0 was released in the year 2002. On the long way since its release, today its latest version is 4.7.1 released in Oct. 2017.

The .Net framework was developed with the aim to overcome the issues of long development times, the rigid approach for changes, high cost and ease of development.

Types of application that can be developed with .Net Framework

Desktop Applications

Windows service applications

Warehousing applications using hand-held devices

Accounting applications

Windows GUI applications

Product/inventory applications

Web-based applications including

High-quality enterprise websites

XML Web services

Applications on embedded systems

PDA (hand-held) applications

Applications for mobiles

Others including

Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) applications

Console based applications

Service-oriented applications using Windows Communication Foundation (WCF)

Workflow-enabled applications using Windows Workflow Foundation (WF)

Advantages of .NET for Business Application Development

The ROI determines the success and failure of any project or product. Both the quantum of profits and time taken are important aspects of calculating ROI. There are plenty of technical factors which encourages the use of .Net framework facilitating the reduction of developmental and operational cost for an efficient IT organization.

Less Coding and Increased Reuse of Code The support for object-oriented programming which eliminates unnecessary codes and involves less coding for the developers. This facilitates the reusability of code and components. This results in the less coding effort and results in less cost of development.

Deployment The .NET framework makes deployment easier post with the support of features such as no-impact applications, private components, controlled code sharing, side-by-side versioning and partially trusted code. The support for safe code execution reduces the conflicts in software deployment and versioning.

Reliability .NET has been used to develop thousands of applications since its release in 2002.  It has imparted very stable and reliable performance on Microsoft Windows Server 2003 and Windows 2000 Server is also.

Security The web applications developed using ASP. NET supporting Windows confirmation and configuration have an enhances application security. Safeguard features such as role-based security and code access security offered by managed code and CLR enhance the security.

Use across Platforms and Languages .Net powers the development of applications for a desktop, a browser, a mobile browser (like on your cell phone), or an application running on PDA. .NET powers developers with language-independent framework which implies that development can take place in different compliant languages.

Use for Service-Oriented Architecture For the solutions of executing a Service-Oriented Architecture strategy, .NET is often used for Web Services.

Integration with Legacy Systems The .Net provides multiple routes for integration to process all types of XML documents and write any format of file easily.

So, this was all about the deployment of .Net framework which is highly encouraged in the enterprise IT environment since the framework is able to handle the mass volume of traffic and resources. Due to this most web application development companies offer their services in this technology. The capabilities and growth of .Net framework will shoot up with the release of newer version 4.8 of .Net framework which is expected to be released in 2019.

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Build a full-stack web app with ASP.NET Core, Entity Framework Core and Angular 2 (Angular 4+)

What you’ll learn

Build real-world applications with ASP.NET Core and Angular 2

Integrate ASP.NET MVC / Core with Angular 2

Implement a clean and decoupled architecture

Understand and apply the Dependency Inversion Principle (DIP)

Properly implement the repository and unit of work patterns

Use the new dependency injection feature in ASP.NET Core

Troubleshoot common runtime errors

Build APIs with ASP.NET Core

Test APIs using PostMan

Use AutoMapper

Store and retrieve data using Entity Framework Core (Code-first approach)

Implement CRUD operations (including one-to-many and many-to-many relationships)

Implement filtering, sorting and pagination

Handle and log errors

Display toast notifications

Implement photo upload with progress bar

Add authentication and authorization using Auth0 and JWTs

Write clean, maintainable and reliable code

Refactor bad code into good code

Better understand software development lifecycle

Requirements

At least 3 months experience with ASP.NET MVC 5, Entity Framework 6 and Angular 2

Description

[UPDATE, June 19]: Added a new section to the course.

With over 3,000 students and 300+ positive reviews, this course is Udemy’s most popular course for learning ASP.NET Core in the context of a real project! 

ASP.NET Core is the next generation of ASP.NET MVC. It’s a complete re-write of this framework but in a modular, cloud-optimized and cross-platform way. So it can run on Windows, Linux and Mac. If you’re on Mac or Linux and want to build ASP.NET applications without running Windows in a virtual machine, you’re going to love ASP.NET Core! You can use Visual Studio Code (VSCode) or your favorite code editor to build ASP.NET Core applications with C#. Say goodbye to VMWare, Parallels, and other virtualization software.

Many companies have already started building their new applications with ASP.NET Core. And they’re asking their new interviewees if they are familiar with .NET Core. So, whether you want to stay in the marketplace and get a better job with better pay, or you just love to work with the latest technology, it’s time to learn about ASP.NET Core and Entity Framework Core.

In this course, Mosh, author of several highly rated courses on Udemy, teaches you how to build a real-world application with ASP.NET Core, Entity Framework Core and Angular. If you’re familiar with ASP.NET MVC 5 and Entity Framework 6 and are looking for a course to quickly get up to speed with .NET core, this is the course for you. Not only will you learn about the changes and the new tooling in ASP.NET Core, you’ll also learn how to properly integrate it with Angular to build real-world single page applications (SPAs).

A REAL-WORLD APP

The app you build in this course is for an imaginary vehicle dealer. The features in this app are carefully designed by Mosh to help you master the core skills you need to build real-world apps with ASP.NET Core and Angular. 

By the end of watching this course, you’ll be able to:

Build APIs with ASP.NET Core

Test APIs with PostMan

Integrate Angular and ASP.NET Core

Implement a clean and decoupled architecture

Understand and apply the Dependency Inversion Principle (DIP)

Properly implement the repository and unit of work patterns

Use the new dependency injection feature in ASP.NET Core

Troubleshoot common runtime errors

Store and retrieve data with Entity Framework Core (code-first workflow)

Use AutoMapper

Implement CRUD operations (including one-to-many and many-to-many relationships)

Implement filtering, sorting and paging data

Handle and logging errors

Display toast notifications

Implement cascading drop-down lists

Implement photo upload with progress bars

Add authentication and authorization with Auth0 (including roles with different privileges)

Display charts

And more…

On top of all these, you’ll learn how to write quality code, not just how to build apps. There are a lot of developers out there who can build apps but they write poor quality code. Mosh shows you how to refactor bad code into clean, maintainable and quality code. He also shares his knowledge and 15 years of experience about software design and architecture. So this course is more than just technology. It teaches you how to think like a software engineer.

These are the essential skills that you take with you to nearly every real-world project. Whether you want to get prepared for a job interview or simply want to take your coding skills to the next level, this course is the means to the destination.

TOOLING

There are two ways to build ASP.NET Core applications. You can use Visual Studio 2017 or Visual Studio Code, a light-weight cross-platform code editor. In this course, Mosh uses VSCode and the command-line to build an app, but what you learn can be applied in Visual Studio 2017 as well.

WHO THIS COURSE IS FOR 

In order to take this course, you should have at least 3 months experience with ASP.NET MVC 5, Entity Framework 6 and Angular 2 (or higher).

If you need to strengthen your understanding of these frameworks, you can watch Mosh’s related courses prior to or in parallel with this course:

Angular 2 with TypeScript for Beginners

The Complete ASP.NET MVC 5 Course

Entity Framework 6 in Depth

60 DAY CHALLENGE PROGRAM 

Depending on your level of experience, there are different ways to take this course. You can watch it, section by section, just like other courses. You may prefer to code along with the videos or watch a section first and then code.

But if you like to get out of your comfort zone and take your coding skills to the next level, you should take advantage of the 60 day challenge program that comes with this course.

Imagine you and Mosh are team mates and are working on a real-world project. Every week Mosh gives you a challenge or a task to complete. You have one week to complete this task. The following week he publishes a new section and shows you how he completes that task himself. This is a fantastic learning opportunity for you. You can compare your code with his and find areas for improvement.

WHAT THIS COURSE IS NOT 

While you use ASP.NET Core and Entity Framework to build an app, the focus of this course is on application building skills and not a deep overview of ASP.NET Core and Entity Framework. Because in any real-world applications, you use only a subset of the features in any frameworks. So, it’s impossible to cover everything about ASP.NET Core and Entity Framework in one app. But you’ll learn about the key things that you need to know in order to get the job done.

Also, the following topics are outside the scope of this course:

Complex domains and domain-driven design (DDD)

Design patterns

Continuous integration and deployment

Automated testing

Finally, the application you’ll build in this course has a very simple user interface since the focus of this course is on coding not building visually engaging user interfaces.

TAKE YOUR CODING SKILLS TO THE NEXT LEVEL 

So, do you want to transition from ASP.NET MVC 5 and learn about the latest stuff happening in .NET Core? Do you want to learn how to build a real-world application with ASP.NET Core and Angular? Then take this course and get started.

This course comes with a 30-day money back guarantee. If you’re not satisfied, you can contact Udemy for a full refund. No questions asked.

Join the other 3,000 happy students who have taken this course and start building this app in under 10 minutes! 

Who this course is for:

Developers who are familiar with ASP.NET MVC 5 and want to transition to ASP.NET Core

Developers who want to learn how to integrate ASP.NET MVC / Core and Angular 2

Developers who want to learn how to build an application from A to Z

Developers who want to improve their coding skills

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Learn to build fast and secure web applications with ASP.NET MVC 5 – The most popular course with 40,000+ students!

What you’ll learn

Understand the MVC architectural pattern

Implement CRUD operations

Build forms with server-side and client-side validation

Build RESTful services using ASP.NET Web API

Use powerful jQuery plug-ins

Implement authentication and authorization using ASP.NET Web API

Use Entity Framework to query or update data

Understand and apply security best practices

Build and deploy applications

Create and customize build configurations

Manage client / server dependencies

Test APIs using PostMan

Use AutoMapper

Requirements

C# (at a minimum lambda expressions, LINQ)

Basic familiarity with web development (HTML, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery)

Description

With over 40,000 happy students and 12,000+ positive reviews, this course is Udemy’s most popular course for learning ASP.NET MVC! 

ASP.NET MVC is a server-side web framework for building dynamic, data-driven web applications. Since its first release in 2009, it has gained a lot of popularity amongst developers using Microsoft technologies. If you want to get employed as a web developer at a company that utilizes Microsoft technologies, you need to master ASP.NET MVC.

In this course, Mosh, author of several best-selling courses on Udemy, takes you on a fun, hands-on and pragmatic journey to master ASP.NET MVC 5. 

In 7.5 hours of high-quality content (equivalent to a 500-page book), you’ll learn how to build and deploy fast and secure web applications with ASP.NET MVC 5. 

By the end of watching this course, you’ll be able to:

Implement CRUD operations

Build forms with validation

Build RESTful services using ASP.NET Web API

Use Entity Framework code-first workflow to build a model

Implement security, authentication and authorization using ASP.NET Identity

Use powerful jQuery plugins

Optimize application’s performance

Build and deploy your applications

And much more…

You’ll start building a real-world video rental application within minutes. Every section includes a few bite–sized videos, and concludes with one or more coding exercises to help you master what you learn in that section. Finally, in the last section, you’ll learn how to

Deploy the application

Deploy the database

Create custom build configurations (development, testing, staging, etc)

Store application settings in web.config and override them for different environments

Secure application settings and connection strings

And more…

Whether you’re new to ASP.NET MVC or have some experience but are looking for a course to fill in the gaps, you’ll love this course. On top of all the core features of ASP.NET MVC, Mosh teaches you a systematic way to build a feature end-to-end. And more importantly, he includes you as part of building a sophisticated feature end-to-end. So, he builds some parts and delegates the other parts to you.

If you’ve taken any of Mosh’s courses before, you know what you get. He is very passionate, clear and concise in his teaching. Every section and every lecture has been perfectly thought through to lead you on a step-by-step journey from zero to hero with no fluff whatsoever. If you’re looking for 10+ hours of wasted time on the content you don’t need and a rambling instructor, there are other courses you can enrol in.

PREREQUISITES

In order to take this course, you should have at least 3 months experience programming in C#. Also, any familiarity with Entity Framework will be helpful but not required.

If you need to strengthen your C# skills or learn Entity Framework in depth, you can watch Mosh’s related courses:

C# Basics for Beginners (essential knowledge)

C# Intermediate: Classes, interfaces and Object-oriented (essential knowledge)

C# Advanced (essential knowledge)

Entity Framework in Depth (nice to have)

So, if you watch all the lectures and do all the exercises, by the end of this course, you’ll have the necessary skills to build real-world applications with ASP.NET MVC 5, or all your money back (within 30 days of taking the course).

So, if you’re looking for an ASP.NET MVC course with

A passionate coder and instructor who knows his craft

Perfect structure 

Balanced mix of theory and practice

Clear, concise and bite-sized videos 

Lots of real-world examples and coding exercises

Discussion of best practices 

World-class audio / video production

Don’t look further. Enroll in the course now and learn to build and deploy fast and secure web applications with ASP.NET MVC 5.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

1- Does this course cover ASP.NET Core 1.0? 

No! Once you master ASP.NET MVC 5, you can quickly get up to speed with ASP.NET Core. Mosh has a follow up course on Udemy called “Build a Real-world App with ASP.NET Core and Angular”. In this course, you’ll get up to speed with ASP.NET Core in the context of building a real app from A to Z.

2- Why should I pay for this course when there are lots of free tutorials available?

Free tutorials and YouTube videos are free for a reason. They introduce you to a few concepts here and there, but soon you’ll find yourself jumping from one tutorial to another to fill the missing gaps. By taking a perfectly-structured course, you’ll be confident that you’re in good hands, right from the beginning all the way through to the very end. You pay for saving your precious time: the time that you can spend on the things you love.

Plus, many of these free tutorials, including tutorials published by Microsoft on the official ASP.NET website, teach you poor practices. Throughout this course, Mosh points out some of these poor practices and explains in technical terms why you should avoid them.

WHAT OTHER STUDENTS WHO HAVE TAKEN THIS COURSE SAY

“The is course is very much worth your time and money. Mosh did an outstanding job explaining each aspect of MVC 5 as well as introducing and using other technologies such as Web API. I’ve been working with MVC since it’s release but felt I needed a refresher course and this was excellent. I would also recommend it to developers just getting into MVC as well because Mosh does a great job of explaining the concepts behind what you’re learning. I really enjoyed it and highly recommend it.” -Scott Smith

“Course teaches exactly what the title promises to teach. Quality of production, content, and lectures are excellent! Explanations of the how and why are also a nice touch!” -Pierre Gadea

“Mosh never disappoints. Clear explanations. Exercises that will test you knowledge. Great instruction as always. I also love that he includes shortcuts and best practices. Worth the time and money!” -Lara Caves

“Amazing course from Mosh! After I finished the C# series, I moved directly to this course and learn so much and even developed a successful web app in my internship! Thanks Mosh for a great course!!” -Menny Atia

“I’ve been into web development for more than 15 years, but until recently I was totally new to ASP.NET MVC. Before taking this course I tried other courses, but these were either too complicated for a beginner or didn’t cover all the necessery informations needed to get started. This is an excellent course to begin with ASP.NET MVC that covers everything you need to create a real world project. The prerequisites are a good understaning of C# (OOP, Lambdas, LINQ…) , Javascript and JQuery” -Marko Pavic

“Professionally structured, carefully planned course. Passionate, engaging instructor with great communication skills. Best course I’ve ever had on Udemy so far. I would love to take the follow-up course on architecture and testing mentioned in the final video.” -Istvan Voros

“One of the best courses i have ever taken,Recommend for every C# developer through his all the courses in Udemy. They are eye-openers and it will change the way you think about Programming.After taking his courses ,with in a span of one month i have a cracked a interview in one of the Big 4 with 70% hike.” -Rama Reddy

30-DAY FULL MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE

This course comes with a 30-day full money-back guarantee. Take the course, watch every lecture, and do the exercises, and if you feel like this course is not for you, ask for a full refund within 30 days. All your money back, no questions asked.

ABOUT YOUR INSTRUCTOR 

Mosh (Moshfegh) Hamedani is a software engineer with 17 years of professional experience. He is the author of several best selling Udemy courses with more than 120,000 students in 192 countries. He has a Master of Science in Network Systems and Bachelor of Science in Software Engineering. His students describe him as passionate, pragmatic and motivational in his teaching.

Do you want to learn how to build and deploy fast and secure web application with ASP.NET MVC 5?

If you enroll in the course now, you’ll start building your first ASP.NET MVC app within a few minutes. Join the other 40,000+ students who have taken this course now and get started.

Who this course is for:

Developers with no knowledge of ASP.NET MVC 5 who want to build web apps with this framework

Developers with some experience in ASP.NET MVC 5 who are looking for a comprehensive course to fill the gaps

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Learn to build fast, scalable and secure RESTful services with Node, Express and MongoDB, from setup to production

What you’ll learn

Build the backend for your web and mobile apps

Use modern JavaScript features (ES6, ES7)

Implement CRUD operations

Handle and log errors, the right way

Write unit and integration tests

Practice test-driven development (TDD)

Store and retrieve complex data in MongoDB

Implement authentication and authorization

Deploy your Node apps to production

Apply the best practices for building fast, scalable and secure apps

Requirements

Basic familiarity with JavaScript

Description

What is Node.js?

Node.js, or Node, is a runtime environment for executing JavaScript code outside of a browser. It is ideal for building highly-scalable, data-intensive backend services (APIs) that power your client’s apps (web or mobile apps).

Why learn Node?

Node is great for prototyping and agile development as well as building super fast and highly scalable apps; Companies like Uber and PayPal use Node in production to build applications because it requires fewer people and less code. Plus, Node has the largest ecosystem of open-source library, so you don’t have to build everything from scratch.

A step-by-step, A to Z course

What you’ll get when you sign up for this course:

15 hours of HD videos, complete with exercises and solutions

A real-world project: you’ll build the back-end for a video rental application, not a dummy to-do app!

No more wasted time on lengthy courses or out-of-date tutorials

Up-to-date and practical information and solutions (no fluff!)

The opportunity to learn at your own pace – lifetime access – so take your time if you prefer

Expert tips to become a Node rockstar

The best practices and common pitfalls to avoid

Watch on any device, online or offline – mobile friendly and downloadable lessons

Certificate of completion to present to your employer

You’ll learn to:

Confidently build RESTful services (APIs) using Node.js, Express.js, and MongoDB

Employ the best practices for Node.js

Avoid common mistakes

What we’ll cover:

Node module system

Node Package Manager (NPM)

Asynchronous JavaScript

Useful ES6+ features

Implementing CRUD operations

Storing complex data in MongoDB

Data Validation

Authentication and authorization

Handling and logging errors the right way

Unit and integration testing

Test-driven development (TDD)

Deployment

This course is for you if:

You’re a back-end developer who is used to working with frameworks like ASP.NET, Rails, Django, etc. You want to add Node.js to your toolbox.

You’re a front-end developer and want to transition to full-stack development.

You’ve tried other Node.js tutorials and found them to be too slow, out-of-date, and boring!

Having Node.js on your resume helps you find more jobs and make more money.

And here is what other students say: 

“Absolutely the best! Highly recommended if you want to get started on Node.js from zero. I have learned what Node is and what it can do. Truly comprehensive. Perfect rating! Mosh knows his stuff and he deserves your support. On a side note, my current company uses Mosh’s courses as a huge resource and reference when training / refreshing knowledge. I just want to say thank you! Please don’t stop teaching. You were born with the talent to teach.” -Eugene John Arellano

“Mosh is one of the top 3 instructors for modern web development. He explains difficult concepts with ease. I recommend all of his courses because of the amount of detail and his style of teaching.” -Warren Isaac

“What I like most about the course is Mosh’s methodology and the way how he explains the things. Very well structured course with high quality of presentation as well.” -Omar Amrani

Who is your instructor?

Hi! My name is Mosh Hamedani and I help ambitious developers take their coding skills to the next level. I’m a software engineer with more than 15 years of experience and I’ve taught over 200,000 students through my online courses. My YouTube channel, Programming with Mosh, has been watched more than 6M times. My students describe my teaching as clear, concise, and fun, without any fluff.

Do you want to become a Node rockstar? Enroll in the course and get started.

Who this course is for:

You’re a back-end developer familiar with frameworks like ASPNET, Rails, Django, etc. Now, you want to add Node to your toolbox.

You’re a front-end developer and want to transition to full-stack development.

Having Node on your resume helps you find more jobs and make more money.

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