ASP.NET CORE MVC | Build a Complete eCommerce App
Learn to build fast and secure eCommerce application with ASP.NET MVC and Entity Framework Core
4.39 (1370 reviews)

18 267
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12 hours
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Jan 2025
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$84.99
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What you will learn
.NET MVC BUILDING BLOCKS - Models, ViewModels, Views, Partial views, Controllers, ViewComponents etc.
CRUD OPERATIONS WITH ENTITY FRAMEWORK CORE - SQL Server configuration, EFCore migrations, relationship types, relational and non-relational data etc.
BUILD RESTFUL SERVICES - Dependency injection, major dependency injection lifetimes, services, and generic base repositories etc.
.NET IDENTITY FRAMEWORK - Authentication, authorization, cookie-based authentication, role-based UI rendering etc.
PAYPAL INTEGRATION - Configuring the PayPal checkout library, create and process payments etc.
AZURE DEPLOYMENT - Deploy your MVC application and your SQL database to azure etc.
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Our Verdict
With a solid 4.39 rating from over 18k subscribers, this eCommerce-focused ASP.NET MVC course offers valuable insights and hands-on experience to both newcomers and seasoned developers desiring proficiency with .NET's latest offerings. While minor improvements could be made regarding initial setup instructions and certain aspects of code explanation, this course still shines for its clear and engaging teaching style covering a wide spectrum of advanced topics.
What We Liked
- The course takes a hands-on approach, building a fully functional eCommerce application using ASP.NET MVC
- Covers advanced topics like PayPal integration, .NET Identity Framework for authentication and authorization, and Azure deployment
- Instructor's teaching style is praised as clear and engaging, good for both beginners and experienced developers looking to get up-to-speed with ASP.NET Core MVC
- The community around this course seems active and helpful in resolving issues users might encounter
Potential Drawbacks
- Some feel the initial setup instructions could be improved; having a base knowledge of C# before starting the course is recommended
- Code explanations in certain sections can become brief, potentially causing confusion for some students without prior MVC experience
- A few reviewers mentioned slight issues with code redundancy and limited coverage of alternatives to certain practices, such as the use of stored procedures
- The course materials could benefit from an update to match .NET's latest stable version (.NET 6.0)
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23/04/2021
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