Full Stack Developer Training Course – .NET

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Acquire Key .NET Skills: Master Full Stack Development, Earn Certification, Launch Your Dev Career! DevLustro Academy offers a comprehensive Full Stack Developer Course focusing on .NET technologies. Dive into the dynamic world of .NET development and acquire essential skills needed for building robust web applications and services. With experienced instructors guiding you, you’ll gain hands-on experience in .NET development and emerge equipped to tackle real-world challenges in software development. Course was selected for our collection of top-rated courses trusted by businesses worldwide.

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Acquire Key .NET Skills: Master Full Stack Development, Earn Certification, Launch Your Dev Career! Elysium Academy offers a comprehensive Full Stack Developer Course focusing on .NET technologies. Dive into the dynamic world of .NET development and acquire essential skills needed for building robust web applications and services. With experienced instructors guiding you, you’ll gain hands-on experience in .NET development and emerge equipped to tackle real-world challenges in software development. Course was selected for our collection of top-rated courses trusted by businesses worldwide.

Full Stack Developer Training Course – .NET

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Utilize powerful libraries and frameworks like Entity Framework for data manipulation and management.

Visualize data effectively using Matplotlib and Seaborn.

Develop and deploy machine learning models with .NET libraries and frameworks.

Explore advanced concepts in deep learning using TensorFlow.NET for cutting-edge applications.

Full Stack .NET developers are sought after across various industries, offering numerous job opportunities.

Gain expertise in front-end and back-end development with proficiency in .NET framework, C#, ASP.NET, and SQL Server.

Ability to develop applications that run on Windows, macOS, and Linux using .NET Core.

Integrate .NET applications with cloud services, microservices, and tools like Docker and Kubernetes.

Engage with the robust .NET open-source community for collaboration and skill enhancement.

Course Goals

Master the fundamentals of .NET development, including C#, ASP.NET, and MVC architecture.
Dive into advanced topics like object-oriented programming (OOP) and error handling for robust code development.

Future Scope of this Course

Industry Based Projects
Recognized worldwide

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Personalized coordinator.
Trainer feedback.
Trainer availability post sessions.
Get your staff certified.
Certificate from governing bodies.

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Hands on assignment
Curriculum that focuses on the learner.
Live, interactive training by DevLustro experts.
Curriculum aligned with current industry practices.
Portfolio / project support for real-world use.

01Chapter-1 HTML Overview

01.01Document Structure
01.02HTML Tags
01.03Information browsers ignore
01.04Specifying Color in HTML
01.05Setting up an HTML document
01.06Using Tags
01.07Formatting Text
01.08Introduction to frames
01.09Horizontal rules
01.10The Image basics
01.11The IMG tag and its attributes
01.12Media queries
01.13Introduction to tables
01.14Affecting table appearance
01.15Table troubleshooting
01.16Standard table templates
01.17Multipart images in tables
01.18The basic form (FORM)
01.19The FORM elements
01.20The New FORM attributes (HTML 4.0)
01.21Affecting the appearance of forms
01.22Unconventional use of FORM elements

02Chapter-2 Basic styling of web pages using CSS

02.01Concept of CSS
02.02Creating Style Sheet
02.03CSS Properties
02.04Setting up the initial HTML and CSS files
02.05Using the inline block value
02.06Changing a Table to Use Display block
02.07Adding Small screen content Element
02.08Introduction
02.09Border properties
02.10Padding Properties
02.11Margin properties
02.12RWD Introduction
02.13RWD Viewport
02.14RWD Gridview
02.15RWD Media Queries
02.16RWD Images
02.17RWD Videos
02.18RWD Frameworks
02.19RWD Templates
02.20CSS Animation
02.21CSS Animation property
02.22Delay an Animation
02.23Run Animation in reverse Direction or Alternate Cycles
02.24The speed curve of the Animation
02.25The fill-mode of an Animation
02.26How to Build the Navigation Bar
02.27How to Build the Showcase Section
02.28How to Build the Lower Section
02.29How to Build the Footer Section
02.30How to Make the Page Responsive

03Chapter-3 Introduction to ASP.Net MVC

03.01What is ASP.NET MVC
03.02What are the differences between ASP.NET Forms and ASP.NET MVC?
03.03History of ASP.NET MVC
03.04Creating an ASP.NET MVC Application
03.05The Architecture of ASP.NET MVC Internet Application
03.06ASP.NET MVC Folder Conventions
03.07ASP.NET NET MVC Introduction
03.08ASP.NET MVC vs. ASP.NET Web Forms
03.09Advantages of ASP.NET MVC
03.10ASP.NET MVC Architecture
03.11ASP.NET MVC Version History
03.12Creating First ASP.NET MVC Application
03.13ASP.NET MVC File and Folder Structure
03.14Layout, Sections, and View Start
03.15Controllers in ASP.NET MVC Application
03.16Views in ASP.NET MVC
03.17Models in ASP.NET MVC
03.18View Data in ASP.NET MVC
03.19View Bag in ASP.NET MVC
03.20Strongly Typed Views in ASP.NET MVC
03.21View Model in ASP.NET MVC
03.22Temp Data in ASP.NET MVC

04Chapter-4 Controllers

04.01What is a Controller and what is Use of It?
04.02Overview of routing engine
04.03Creating controllers
04.04Return types of Action Methods and Their Purpose
04.05What is a view and what is use of it?
04.06View engines. ASPX Engine and Razor View Engine
04.07Razor View Engine syntax
04.08Partial views
04.09What is Partial Views? What is the use of it?
04.10Creating partial views
04.11Using Partial Views
04.12What is a Model and what is the use of a Model?
04.13Types Of Models
04.14Creating Data Model

05Chapter-5 HTML Helpers

05.01What is Html Helper and what is the use of it?
05.02Creating Html Helpers
05.03Strongly Typed Html Helpers
05.04Template Html Helpers
05.05Creating custom Html Helpers
05.06Creating submit button html helper
05.07Creating TagBuilder Html Class
05.08Using HtmlTextWriter Class
05.09What is data Annotation and what is the use of it?
05.10Data Annotation Attributes in ASP.NET MVC
05.11Annotation Attributes from System.Web.Mvc Namespace
05.12Custom Error Messages and Localization
05.13Display and Edit Annotations

06Chapter-6 CRUD Operations on Database using ASP.Net MVC

06.01CRUD Operations on Database using ASP.Net MVC
06.02What are CRUD Operations
06.03How To Implement CRUD Operations With ASP.Net MVC
06.04Filters
06.05What is a Filter and What is the Use Of A Filter
06.06Applying Filters To Controllers And Actions
06.07Authorization Filter
06.08Exception Filter
06.09Using Action Filter
06.10Using Result Filter
06.11Using Global Filter
06.12URL Routing
06.13What is URL Routing and what are Advantages of It?
06.14Creating and Registering a Route
06.15Defining Default Values
06.16Using Static URL Segments
06.17Route Ordering
06.18Defining Optional URL Segments
06.19Defining Variable Length Routes

07Chapter-7 Master Pages and Layout Pages

07.01What is a Master Page and what is a Layout Page?
07.02Purpose of Master Page or Layout Page
07.03Creating Layout Pages
07.04Using Layout Pages
07.05What is Caching? What is Use of Caching?
07.06Using Output Cache Attribute
07.07Varying Output By Parameter
07.08Using Cache Profiles
07.09Using The Cache API
07.10Creating Users and Roles
07.11Using the Web Site Administration Tool
07.12Using the Web Site Administration Tool
07.13Using the Account Controller
07.14Authorizing Users
07.15Using the Authorize Attribute
07.16Using the User Property
07.17Configuring Membership
07.18Configuring the Membership Database
07.19Configuring Membership Settings
07.20Using the Membership and Role Manager API
07.21Using Windows Authentication
07.22Configuring Windows Authentication
07.23Authenticating Windows Users and Groups

08Chapter-8 JQuery Basics

08.01Introduction
08.02JQuery Syntax
08.03JQuery Selectors
08.04JQuery Hide/Show
08.05JQuery Fade
08.06JQuery slide
08.07JQuery Stop()
08.08JQueryCallback()
08.09JQuery Get/Set
08.10JQuery Add/Remove
08.11JQuery CSS Classes
08.12Web Hosting Basics
08.13Types of Hosting Packages
08.14Registering domains
08.15Defining Name Servers
08.16Using Control Panel
08.17Creating Emails in Cpanel
08.18Using FTP Client

09Chapter-9 Exception Handling in ASP.NET MVC

09.01Introduction to Exception Handling in MVC
09.02HandleError
09.03HTTP Errors
09.04Application_Error
09.05Routing in ASP.NET MVC
09.06Creating Custom Routes in ASP.NET MVC
09.07Route Constraints in ASP.NET MVC
09.08Attribute Routing in ASP.NET MVC
09.09.NET MVC Attribute Routing with Optional Parameter
09.10Route Prefix in ASP.NET MVC Attribute Routing
09.11Route Constraints in ASP.NET MVC Attribute Routing
09.12Default Route and Route Name in Attribute Routing

10Chapter-10 ASP.NET MVC – Database (SQL Server and MySQL)

10.01Entity Framework in ASP.NET MVC
10.02Action Link HTML Helper in ASP.NET MVC
10.03Working with Multiple Tables in ASP.NET MVC using Entity Framework
10.04Business Objects as Model in ASP.NET MVC
10.05FormCollection in ASP.NET MVC
10.06Model Binding in ASP.NET MVC
10.07UpdateModel and TryUpdateModel in ASP.NET MVC
10.08Editing a Model in ASP.NET MVC
10.09Unintended Updates in ASP.NET MVC
10.10Bind Attribute in ASP.NET MVC
10.11Model Binding Using Interface
10.12Deleting Database Records in ASP.NET MVC
10.13CRUD Operations using Entity Framework
10.14Customizing Auto Generated Index and Create Views
10.15Customizing Auto Generated Edit View
10.16Performing CRUD Operation using Entity Framework and MySQL Database
10.17HTML Helpers in ASP.NET MVC
10.18Text Box HTML Helper in ASP.NET MVC
10.19Drop Down List HTML Helper in ASP.NET MVC
10.20Radio Button HTML Helper in MVC
10.21Check Box HTML Helper in ASP.NET MVC
10.22List Box HTML Helper in ASP.NET MVC
10.23Editor HTML Helper in ASP.NET MVC
10.24Password Field and Hidden Field HTML Helper in ASP.NET MVC
10.25Template Helpers in ASP.NET MVC
10.26Customizing Template Helpers in ASP.NET MVC
10.27Custom HTML Helpers in ASP.NET MVC
10.28Attributes in ASP.NET MVC
10.29Action Selectors in ASP.NET MVC
10.30Action Verb Selector in ASP.NET MVC
10.31Non-Action Selector in ASP.NET MVC
10.32Data Annotations in ASP.NET MVC
10.33Required and StringLength Attribute in MVC
10.34Regular Expression Attribute in ASP.NET MVC
10.35Range Attribute in ASP.NET MVC
10.36Custom Validation Attribute in MVC
10.37DataType and Compare Attributes in ASP.NET MVC
10.38Validation Message and Validation Summary in ASP.NET MVC
10.39Remote Validations in ASP.NET MVC
10.40Remote Validation in ASP.NET MVC when JavaScript is Disabled
10.41Fluent Validations
10.42Action Results in ASP.NET MVC
10.43View Result and Partial View Result in MVC
10.44JSON Result in ASP.NET MVC
10.45JavaScript Result in ASP.NET
10.46File Result in ASP.NET MVC
10.47Content Result in ASP.NET MVC
10.48Empty Result in ASP.NET MVC
10.49Redirect, RedirectToRoute and RedirectToAction in ASP.NET MVC
10.50Status Results in ASP.NET MVC
10.51Partial Views in ASP.NET MVC
10.52Different Ways to Render Partial View in ASP.NET MVC
10.53Razer View Syntax in MVC

11Chapter-11 Service Pattern and Repository Pattern

11.01Service Pattern
11.02Architecture with Service Pattern
11.03Dependency Injection
11.04Repository Pattern
11.05Filters in ASP.NET MVC
11.06Exception Filter in ASP.NET MVC
11.07Custom Exception Filter in ASP.NET MVC
11.08Error Pages Based on Status Code in ASP.NET MVC
11.09ChildActionOnly Attribute in ASP.NET MVC
11.10OutputCache Attribute in MVC
11.11VaryByParam Location and CacheProfiles in OutputCache Attribute in MVC
11.12Custom OutputCache Attribute in ASP.NET MVC
11.13ValidateInput Attribute in ASP.NET MVC
11.14RequireHttps Attribute in ASP.NET MVC
11.15Custom Action Filters in ASP.NET MVC
11.16Filter Overrides in ASP.NET MVC
11.17Authorization Filter in ASP.NET MVC
11.18Custom Authorization Filter in MVC
11.19Custom Authentication Filter in MVC
11.20Authentication and Authorization in ASP.NET MVC
11.21Forms Authentication in ASP.NET MVC
11.22Role-Based Authentication in ASP.NET MVC
11.23Role-Based Menus in MVC
11.24Create an ASP.NET MVC 5 App with Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Google OAuth2 Sign-on
11.25Create a secure ASP.NET MVC 5 web app with log-in, email confirmation, and password reset
11.26NET MVC 5 app with SMS and email Two-Factor Authentication
11.27XSRF/CSRF Prevention in ASP.NET MVC and Web Pages
11.28Preventing Open Redirection Attacks (C#)
11.29Intro to ASP.NET Identity
11.30Creating ApplicationUser, Store, and Manager
11.31Configuring Roles
11.32Understanding ViewModel
11.33Register Page
11.34Login Page
11.35Logout
11.36MyProfile Page
11.37What is Area and Creating "Admin" Area
11.38Manager Area
11.39Manage Users by Admin

12Chapter-12 ASP.NET MVC - Advanced

12.01ASP.NET MVC Life Cycle
12.02Bundling and Minification
12.03Memcached
12.04Redis
12.05Memcached vs Redis
12.06Logging in ASP.NET MVC
12.07Area in ASP.NET MVC
12.08Working with Excel, PDF, and Image Files
12.09Profile and debug your ASP.NET MVC app with Glimpse
12.10Using Asynchronous Methods in ASP.NET MVC
12.11.NET MVC Deployment
12.12Migrating ASP.NET MVC Applications to Windows Containers
12.13Introduction to ASP.NET Web API
12.14Creating ASP.NET Web API Application
12.15Configuring a Web API
12.16Web API Controllers
12.17How to add Swagger in Web API
12.18How to use Fiddler to test Web API
12.19How to use POSTMAN to test Web API
12.20ASP.NET Web API using SQL Server
12.21Content Negotiation in Web API
12.22Media Type Formatter in Web API
12.23How to Implement GET Method in Web API
12.24How to Implement POST Method in Web API
12.25How to Implement PUT Method in Web API
12.26How to Implement the DELETE Method in Web API
12.27Custom Method Names in Web API
12.28Parameter Binding in Web API
12.29Consuming Web API Service From jQuery
12.30Calling Web API Service in a Cross Domain Using jQuery AJAX
12.31Cross-Origin Resource Sharing in WEB API
12.32.NET Web API Routing
12.33Routing Variations in WEB API
12.34Routing and Action Selection in Web API
12.35.NET Web API Attribute Routing
12.36Optional Parameters in Web API Attribute Routing
12.37Route Prefix in Web API
12.38Web API Attribute Routing Route Constraints
12.39Route Names and Route Orders in Attribute Routing
12.40NET Web API Routing
12.41Routing Variations in WEB API
12.42Routing and Action Selection in Web API
12.43NET Web API Attribute Routing
12.44Optional Parameters in Web API Attribute Routing
12.45Route Prefix in Web API
12.46Web API Attribute Routing Route Constraints
12.47Route Names and Route Orders in Attribute Routing
12.48Introduction to Action Filters and Return Types
12.49Overview of Action Filters
12.50Simple Example of an Action Filter
12.51Example of a Client-side Caching Action Filter
12.52Overview of Action Method Return Types
12.53Return Types Part 1: The Traditional Model
12.54Return Types Part 2: The HttpActionResult Model
12.55Example of Model Validation in an Action Filter
12.56Example of Model Validation in an Action Filter

13Chapter-13 Authentication Filters

13.01Overview of Authorization Filters
13.02The Authorize and AllowAnonymous Attributes
13.03Example of a RequireHttps Authorization Filter
13.04Example of a RequireClaims Authorization Filter
13.05Introduction to Authentication Filters
13.06Creating a Basic Authentication Filter from the Template
13.07Creating a Custom JSON Web Token (JWT) Authentication Filter
13.08Implement an API Key Authentication Filter
13.09Overriding the Authentication Filter List

14Chapter-14 ASP.NET WEB API - Security

14.01Authentication and Authorization in Web API
14.02NET Web API Basic Authentication
14.03Role-Based Basic Authentication in Web API
14.04Web API Service with Basic Authentication
14.05HTTP Message Handlers in WEB API
14.06Basic Authentication Using Message Handler in Web API
14.07HTTP Client Message Handler in Web API
14.08Token Based Authentication in Web API
14.09Client Validation Using Basic Authentication in Web API
14.10Refresh Token in Web API
14.11Consume Refresh Token in C# Client
14.12HMAC Authentication in Web API
14.13JWT Authentication
14.14Web API Versioning Using URI
14.15Web API Versioning using Query string
14.16Web API Versioning Using Custom Header
14.17Web API Versioning Using Accept Header
14.18Web API Versioning Using Custom Media Types
14.19Web API Hosting
14.20Enable SSL in Visual Studio Development Server
14.21Enable HTTPS in Web API
14.22Caching in ASP.NET Web API
14.23Logging in ASP.NET Web API
14.24Fluent Validations

What is the duration of the Full Stack Developer Course in .NET?

The duration of the Full Stack Developer Course in .NET is certainly for few months.

Is this course suitable for beginners with no prior coding experience?

Yes, our Full Stack Developer Course in .NET is designed to cater to beginners as well as those with some coding experience. Our curriculum covers the fundamentals before progressing to more advanced topics.

What are the prerequisites for enrolling in this course?

While prior programming experience is beneficial, it is not mandatory. Familiarity with basic concepts of programming and a willingness to learn are the only prerequisites for this course.

Will I receive a certification upon completion of the course?

Yes, upon successful completion of the Full Stack Developer Course in .NET, you will receive a certification from DevLustro Academy, which is recognized in the industry.

What kind of projects will I work on during the course?

Throughout the course, you will work on a variety of industry-relevant projects that simulate real-world scenarios. These projects will help you apply the concepts you learn and build a strong portfolio.

Are there any job placement assistance or career services provided?

Yes, we offer job placement assistance to our students. Our career services team provides support with resume building, interview preparation, and connecting students with potential employers.

Can I access course materials and lectures after completing the course?

Yes, you will have access to the course materials and recorded lectures even after completing the course, allowing you to review the content at your own pace.

Do you provide hands-on training and practical exercises?

Absolutely! Our course includes extensive hands-on training and practical exercises to ensure that you gain practical experience and proficiency in .NET development.

Is the course curriculum regularly updated to reflect industry trends?

Yes, we regularly update our course curriculum to align with the latest industry trends and technological advancements in the field of .NET development.

How can I enroll in the Full Stack Developer Course in .NET?

To enroll in the course, simply visit our website or contact our admissions team. They will guide you through the enrollment process and provide any additional information you may need.

Full Stack Developer Training Course – .NET

Our Core Highlights

Course Description

Course Goals

Future Scope of this Course

Our Career Service

Our Training Program Benefits

What is the duration of the Full Stack Developer Course in .NET?

Is this course suitable for beginners with no prior coding experience?

What are the prerequisites for enrolling in this course?

Will I receive a certification upon completion of the course?

What kind of projects will I work on during the course?

Are there any job placement assistance or career services provided?

Can I access course materials and lectures after completing the course?

Do you provide hands-on training and practical exercises?

Is the course curriculum regularly updated to reflect industry trends?

How can I enroll in the Full Stack Developer Course in .NET?

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