Learn ASP.NET Core 3.1 - Full Course for Beginners [Tutorial]

Learn ASP.NET Core 3.1 in this complete tutorial course for beginners.
After learning about the history and basics of ASP.NET Core, you will learn how to build a small book list application with CRUD operations. You will learn how to use the Entity Framework for integration with a database with ASP.NET Core Razor Pages.
You will also learn how to build a book list application using ASP.NET MVC and see how to use DataTables with API Calls in a Razor Project.
It could be helpful to have some familiarity with C# and SQL. If you want to learn about those topics, try these videos:
🎥 C#: • C# Tutorial - Full Cou...
🎥 SQL: • SQL Tutorial - Full Da...
✏️ Course from Bhrugen Patel. Check out more of his courses:
🔗 MVC Advanced Course: www.udemy.com/course/complete...
🔗 Razor Advanced Course: www.udemy.com/course/advanced...
🔗 All Courses: www.bhrugen.com/
⭐️ Code ⭐️
💻 Book List Razor: github.com/bhrugen/BookListRazor
💻 Book List MVC: github.com/bhrugen/BookListMVC
⭐️ Coure Contents ⭐️
Section 1: Introduction
⌨️ (0:00:00) Welcome
⌨️ (0:02:41) Razor Project Overview
⌨️ (0:04:51) MVC Project Overview
⌨️ (0:05:52) Evolution of ASP.NET Core
⌨️ (0:10:21) Tools Needed
⌨️ (0:11:49) Github Url
Section 2: Razor Project
⌨️ (0:12:50) Introduction
⌨️ (0:13:18) Create Project
⌨️ (0:16:02) Razor Pages
⌨️ (0:19:17) csproj
⌨️ (0:22:51) launchsettings
⌨️ (0:24:58) wwwroot
⌨️ (0:26:53) Pages Folder
⌨️ (0:31:23) Routing in Razor Pages
⌨️ (0:36:42) Tag Helpers
⌨️ (0:40:03) Main Methods
⌨️ (0:42:36) Startup Part 1
⌨️ (0:45:49) Startup Part 2
⌨️ (0:49:57) Middlewares
⌨️ (0:54:17) AppSettings
⌨️ (0:55:34) Dependency Injection
Section 3: Book List Razor
⌨️ (0:59:27) Introduction
⌨️ (0:59:57) Runtime Razor Package
⌨️ (1:02:56) Create Book Model
⌨️ (1:05:15) Add Connection String and Packages
⌨️ (1:08:41) Add Book Table to Database
⌨️ (1:14:01) Book Index Get Handler
⌨️ (1:20:05) Designing Book Index Page Part 1
⌨️ (1:23:20) Designing Book Index Page Part 2
⌨️ (1:30:44) Create Book Page Model
⌨️ (1:34:19) Create Book Page UI
⌨️ (1:38:47) Create Book and Validations
⌨️ (1:44:45) Client Side Validations
⌨️ (1:46:41) Edit Book Get Handler
⌨️ (1:49:33) Edit Book UI
⌨️ (1:50:55) Edit Post Handler
⌨️ (1:55:30) Delete Book
⌨️ (1:59:21) Book Get API
⌨️ (2:03:26) DataTables
⌨️ (2:12:05) Delete API Call
⌨️ (2:15:03) Delete Book
⌨️ (2:19:36) Upsert Page Handlers
⌨️ (2:24:43) Upsert Page UI
Section 4: MVC Project
⌨️ (2:23:00) Introduction
⌨️ (2:28:34) Create Project
⌨️ (2:31:06) MVC Folders
⌨️ (2:33:24) Routing in MVC
Section 5: Book List MVC
⌨️ (2:38:29) Introduction
⌨️ (2:38:53) Create Book Model and Push to Database
⌨️ (2:46:15) Create Books Controller
⌨️ (2:49:06) Third Party Links
⌨️ (2:51:13) BookList Js and API Calls
⌨️ (2:56:00) Index View Book List
⌨️ (3:00:03) Upsert Get Action
⌨️ (3:02:50) Upsert View
⌨️ (3:09:18) Upsert Post And Delete

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I'm only a little over 1/3 of the way through this so far and wanted to say I really appreciate the fact that you posted this free of charge, it's 10x easier to follow and understand than the 'beginner' course that was provided on Pluralsight

[@sandramensah4818]

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[@charlesbaldo]

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I usually never post a comment on KZbin, but I'm making an exception today just to say that you're absolutely right. As someone who has bought and finished Mosh's course I can attest to what you're saying. Not only Mosh's course is extremely outdated, he purposely leaves out explanations about Entity Framework in the hopes people will buy his OTHER course about Entity Framework, he completely abstracts a lot of C# knowledge and even say he covers it in his C# complete course. I'm not saying his content is terrible, it's just designed in a way to make you buy his other courses, but the main point being that it's definetely outdated and .Net web app technology has gone so much far since his course was originally posted.

[@pd6335]

Do you know if this guy's course is easy to add authentication into? Can it simply be scaffolded and then you put [auth] or whatever above each action method?

[@notBradYourself]

@@pd6335 Sorry buddy, can't help you with that just yet, will update this when I learn a little bit more about that world.

[@pd6335]

@@DotNetMastery thanks I got that working. I did have one question though. When I deploy my app to Windows Server IIS, the database cannot be accessed with the same connection string I use locally. But I can see the database on my server. Running visual studio and the app on the server locally still works though. Any idea? (I'm going to buy your MVC course when Udemy has a sale)

[@von3976]

@@pd6335 Were you able to add authentication in the sense that different users have different "Book" listings?

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[@dandiuszielth]

Just an FYI: your timestamp in the description for Section 4 Introduction should be 2:28:00 rather than 2:23:00. Anyway, thanks for the great material!

[@thethomasproject]

Looking to pick up the advanced version of this course on Udemy and am wondering if you cover the fundamentals of using datatables with ajax to only pull the data that needs to be displayed but manage the page count and managment? Thanks for this - excellent tutorial.

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[@imadabab]

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[@Albert-vk4ji]

Really good tutorial, I use Git to document every step and I think I have learned a lot more than I can using official tutorials... P.S. I don't know how far Razor Pages alone can go but I must say the JavaScript part starting from 2:02:05 reminds me of my previous experience with JavaScript and why I quit learning it...

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This youtube channel is better than many of Udemy, does anyone agrees ?

[@sauravkandel6484]

Good explanation, exactly was looking for this type of video !! Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us.

[@ffqxkoc4075]

Very nice and clear lecture! I wonder if you have a lecture about .Net Core structure. I'd like to understand the flows between pages and the control logic especially the client side when Ajax and JavaScript are called.

[@mfaizan24]

excellent tutorial, I put the playblack speed at 1.75 manage to finish the course quickly. paused in between to do the practicals.

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[@MUSICA1742]

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[@akshayc6163]

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[@beefordhala]

Really nice tutorial.This is exactly what I am looking for learning ASP.Net.Thanks

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recently I wanted to learn the blazor course, this video is so cool!! Thank you very much.

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All my live i've been waiting for a simple explanation of IOC behavior... Now I can die in peace

[@jonasmwalula1760]

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[@toptenlife704]

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[@MrPDTaylor]

Thanks for the excellent tutorial! Working with Razor pages feels a lot like Angular with a dash of React thrown in. I am very much liking it. I think I found my new stack.

[@dylaninfinity9756]

The only thing I'd be scared of is employability. I guess if you're doing freelance stuff it wouldn't matter as much. But, I'm honestly curious how many companies would be using Razor pages over something like Angular or React, which .NET Core also works well with. Maybe you are getting a headstart if WASM compiled languages end up taking over the frontend scene though?

[@MrPDTaylor]

@@dylaninfinity9756 yeah they aren't using Razor pages. Mostly for my own enjoyment

[@dylaninfinity9756]

Patrick TAYLOR Ah, okay well good luck. I’m still in uni and I’m about to get to the applying to jobs for after graduation phase in a few months time. I have a pretty good grasp with Node on the backend, but figured I should start branching off to other languages to be more employable. Hence, why I’m here. Being that making projects that prove I’m employable is my primary goal atm, I guess I just have a different goal. It’s also very probably pertinent that I haven’t made anything large enough in a dynamically-typed language yet to the point it becomes a deficit in terms of maintainability. Anyway, I thought I’d ask in case you knew of some trend I wasn’t aware of. Thanks for answering.

[@roryzhuang67]

Some timestamp needs update. For example: Section 4: MVC Project should be 2:28:00

[@alfonsorodriguez7324]

Great course, this is really helpful for anyone that wants to program in asp.

[@Krior07]

Nunca había entendido al menos un 70% del ingles en otros videos. Con estas personas entiendo al menos el 88% con ayuda de la practica. Muchas gracias señor

[@DiegoRomero-uy4qd]

Because he speaks slowly. Great!

[@ahmedmonire]

With raising the hat, best dot net core course for beginners , simple and clear. Thank you @Bhrugen

[@kylegunby1532]

A course like this using tools that are free regardless of the scale of operation would be pretty cool.

[@myname-jj9oi]

Thank you for post this video, i enjoy to watch and easy to understand this content of net core 3.1 and it's give me dopamine detox to my brain

[@lawrenceopeters7998]

one of the most basic way to understand Crud Operation. nice one

[@JohnWick-so2mc]

So first of all I have to thank you very much for this free(!) tutorial. And after this video I know that I will get more tutorials on Udemy from Bhrugen Patel. I have wanted to learn asp.net core for a long time, but haven't found any good courses on it. Now I know where to go.

[@JimboAlba]

You're a good teacher. Thanks!

[@akankshakv9623]

Sir yours way to explain is just awesome.Please keep posting daily.Thanks alots.

[@fiddanistudio4381]

Thanks 4 the course. Really great effort and good work

[@faizanshafiq991]

I love this course so far. I will surely enroll in other courses you're offering on udemy.

[@Syrill_]

Time he's talking it's all good. Time he's typing I have to pause to keep up. Nontheless this helped me a lot :) Thanks

[@jratnerd]

This video is super helpful, and easy to follow!

[@mrohailiqbal]

Very much helpful. I have learned a lot. Keep up the good work.

[@Mark-xp5uo]

I love this guy, very good tutorial my friend!

[@reno82]

Love the soothing accent. Thanks for the lesson, it has been helpful!

[@patsantos5640]

For my case I appreciate the content but the accent disturbs me a lot. His intonation stresses the wrong keyword sometimes. Can't complain much tho. Free resource sooo...

[@marufm8195]

@@patsantos5640 Play it at 2.0, just perfect

[@Giovanesobrinho]

Great thanks só much, ALL that i need, can you recommend me more advanced material?

[@dawoodahmad8243]

really great INSTRUCTOR. KEEP IT UP SIR

[@mohamedkunle528]

first y"all have to watch ASP.NET core tutorial for beginners kudvenkat and this guy also they are masterpiece

[@STUPIDYOUTUBE_HIDINGMSGS]

Thanks for the video, I'm waiting for the completion of this tutorial including authentication.

[@akshayc6163]

Amazing video! If you are going through the comments to decide if you should take this tutorial or not, JUST GO FOR IT!!! The author explains EVERYTHING and creates TWO projects in this tutorial - One with Razorpages and another with ASP MVC.

[@abdullahafrij866]

Isn't this old to watch or can i watch it now for beginner?

[@akshayc6163]

@@abdullahafrij866 it's good but a bit outdated

[@DarkGT]

You have to get Kudvenkat to upload to this channel, also very good teacher on ASP.

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Kudwenkat is literally the best

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Legend

[@stratisdermanoutsos9113]

I have been using C# and .NET for years. Tho, after all this time, I only started ASP .NET like a month ago. I have not learned a single practical thing and was 100% unable to even create a simple project like the ones you show. After this video, I can safely say I have the basic idea of how things work and can start building projects on my own knowing how to proceed and what to do. A bravo, kind sir, for this amazing tutorial!!

[@Latif127]

Great Tutorial, thank you very much

[@AbhishekSingh-mh2fg]

finally a nice video for .Net developers

[@hgeorgi64able]

Thanks so much, this was very helpful in getting me started. BTW, How can you add a Where Clause to the query so you can limit what gets displayed. Thx

[@deepaksinghmaurya1219]

Hey ! You guys are doing great Love you😍

[@SproutJake]

sir, you have no idea how much this video has helped me!

[@chjayakrishnajk]

Hello, Mr. Bhrugen You have explained the dependency injection with a common example. My suggestion is to give an example of every concept with a common example.

[@WarrenGarabrandt]

That's not a bad idea. It would help to anchor a lot of abstract concepts in reality for those who are new to this.

[@jamelbouzidi6529]

Thanks for this TUTORIAL, What about adding a Group Class and specify for each book its Group? What are the changes we need to do?

[@thethomasproject]

Jamel, it comes down to adding a new table for the group class and then adding a foreign key link to the books for the groups table. If you understand foreign key relationships, it should be quite easy. If not, that's what you need to learn next.

[@techmonite6624]

Awesome tutorial. Very easy to follow!

[@NareshSinghalTheKing]

Very nicely explained each and every things from the scratch .It's really very useful video to get started with .Net Core 3.1 ...video covers all major parts ...Thanks Sir...:) Bhai..jabarjast video banayo chhe ..

[@benardcharumbira1138]

Awesome tutorial. Thanks !

[@HJ-hs1xn]

When should you use just Task and when should you use Task?

[@manivannanr7889]

Thank you very much. I was looking at a lot videos for .Net Core and this is the best

[@codewithjk]

I'm laravel developer recently my senior developer said you have to learn asp dot net . In my office they are using visual studio 2019 so this tutorial helpful for me .

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I'm UPSERT I didn't discover this video sooner 🙌💖

[@hadiboukdir386]

Good Job, Thank you

[@mahesh_rcb]

I think .net core with angular 8 would be great series Who agrees ..

[@nicksonmwangi5088]

I agree with you very much

[@mahdimehrabi1922]

just dont be lazy and go learn them in seperate tutorials

[@mahesh_rcb]

@@mahdimehrabi1922 Yep

[@Fkn1405]

Thanks for the course. Thanks for your effort

[@riazripon6670]

Thank you, sir. Those concepts helped me build a project. love from Bangladesh

[@drudru3149]

Thank I'll work on this after my work

[@randomthings_07]

The disadvantage you have mention for the Razor page , like two Index file but in different folder so we can make that file identifiable like BookIndex instead of Index .. this will be still a drawback ? thanks , the tutorial is so good and easy to follow

[@2mixtrail2]

What would I have to change if I wanted to connect to a table that already existed? Thanks so much, I learned a lot

[@yasirkaram]

One hour time is needed to explain .NET and ASP.NET framework.. From this you may really get to know how productive is .NET framework !!

[@vce9400]

Hi, do you have any idea about reporting ? rdlc ?crystal report? please advice. Thanks in advance