.NET Web
Build web applications with ASP.NET Core and C#. From your first controller to middleware, Entity Framework, and modern web APIs.
Every lesson runs real code in your browser, checked the moment you submit. No installing anything, no setup, no waiting.
Start .NET Web freeWhat this course covers
- What Is .NET?
- C# Basics
- Controllers
- Routing
- Models and Entity Framework
- Middleware Pipeline
- Dependency Injection
- LINQ
- Async/Await
- Entity Framework Core
- Building a REST API
- Authentication with JWT
- Model Validation
- Logging
- Configuration
- Unit Testing with xUnit
- Dockerizing .NET
- Minimal APIs
- SignalR
- Blazor
- Background Services
- Health Checks
- CORS
- Swagger/OpenAPI
- EF Relationships
- EF Migrations
- Repository Pattern
- DI Lifetimes
- Custom Middleware
- The .NET CLI
- EF Core CLI Commands
- Configuration Hierarchy
- DI Best Practices
- API Versioning
- Rate Limiting
- Background Jobs with Hangfire
- gRPC Services
- Clean Architecture
- Performance Optimization
- Capstone: Full-Stack .NET API
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