Learn to build an e-commerce store with .Net, React & Redux
How to build a real world application using some of the most popular and in demand frameworks, React and .Net
4.71 (1967 reviews)

12 906
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29.5 hours
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Apr 2025
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$94.99
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What you will learn
Using .Net for the back end code
Using React for the client app or front-end
Using Redux for client side state management
Using the Material UI styling framework for React
Using the TypeScript language
Using the C# language
Using Entity Framework
Using ASPNETCore Identity for authentication
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Our Verdict
Learn to build an e-commerce store with .Net, React & Redux" is a thorough and up-to-date course for those wanting to venture into full-stack web development using popular technologies like .Net, React, and Redux. Though requiring some programming background, the instructor's engaging teaching style ensures that learners understand not only how but also why certain decisions are made throughout the application building process. Despite a few shortcomings such as rapid content updates and limited practical exercises, this course excels in providing an insightful learning experience for aspiring full-stack developers.
What We Liked
- In-depth coverage of building a full-stack e-commerce application using .Net, React, and Redux
- Up-to-date content with regular updates since its initial release
- High-quality instruction focusing on both 'how' and 'why' behind the code
- Comprehensive source code available on GitHub for reference
Potential Drawbacks
- Rapid updates may cause some confusion when revisiting older sections
- Specific package updates might lead to unexpected issues for learners
- Not suitable for absolute beginners in programming—some prior knowledge required
- Limited practical exercises throughout the course, heavier on demonstrations
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14/10/2021
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