ASP .NET CORE mVC
Introduction to ASP.NET Core MVC
§ Understanding MVC architecture
§ Introduction to ASP.NET Core MVC
§ Benefits of ASP.NET Core MVC over traditional ASP.NET
MVC
§ Creating a new ASP.NET Core MVC project
§ Understanding project structure and files
§ Configuration and startup process
§ Dependency injection in ASP.NET Core
Controllers
§ Creating controllers and actions
§ Routing and attribute routing
§ Handling HTTP requests and responses
§ Action results and return types
§ Controller lifecycle and filters
Views
§ Creating views and partial views
§ Razor syntax fundamentals
§ Layout pages and sections
§ Strongly-typed views and models
§ HTML Helpers and Tag Helpers
Models
§ Defining data models using Plain Old CLR Objects
(POCOs)
§ Data annotations for validation
§ Model binding and validation
§ Working with complex types and collections
§ View models and data transfer objects (DTOs)
Routing, Filter and Middleware
§ Structs Configuring route templates and route constraints
§ Attribute routing and route parameters
§ Custom route constraints and route handlers
§ Middleware pipeline and request processing
§ Understanding action filters and result filters
§ Global and local filter registration
§ Custom filter implementation
§ Middleware in ASP.NET Core
§ Built-in middleware and custom middleware component
Authentication and Authorization
§ Implementing authentication mechanisms (JWT, OAuth,
cookies)
§ Configuring authentication middleware
§ Securing MVC controllers and actions with
authorization policies
§ Role-based and claim-based authorization
§ Implementing custom authorization handlers
Services and Dependency Injection
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Registering services and
dependencies
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Constructor injection and
property injection
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Built-in services vs.
custom services
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Lifetime of services
(transient, scoped, singleton)
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Service registration and
resolution
Testing and Documentation
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Relational Unit testing
controllers and actions
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Integration testing with
test servers
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Using testing frameworks
(xUnit, NUnit, MSTest)
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Generating API
documentation (Swagger/OpenAPI)
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Documenting endpoints,
parameters, and response types
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Identifying and resolving
common issues in ASP.NET Core MVC development
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Debugging techniques for
MVC applications
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Handling database
connection issues
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Performance tuning and
optimization strategies
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