Build A Blog Using AspNet Core, Angular 14 And SQL Server

Build A Blog Using AspNet Core, Angular 14 And SQL Server, available at $64.99, has an average rating of 4.75, with 96 lectures, based on 172 reviews, and has 10890 subscribers.

You will learn about Full stack web development process from beginning to end How to use Angular, Bootstrap and Font-Awesome and other libraries/frameworks to build the front-end How to use ASPNET Core with Visual Studio in order to build the API layer How to use SQL Server and SQL Server Management Studio in order to build the back-end This course is ideal for individuals who are Brand new beginners who dont know much about web development and want to get in or Beginner web developers who are trying to connect the dots or Intermediate web developers who are trying to fill in any gaps or Advanced users who are trying to stay sharp and keep improving their skills It is particularly useful for Brand new beginners who dont know much about web development and want to get in or Beginner web developers who are trying to connect the dots or Intermediate web developers who are trying to fill in any gaps or Advanced users who are trying to stay sharp and keep improving their skills.

Enroll now: Build A Blog Using AspNet Core, Angular 14 And SQL Server

Summary

Title: Build A Blog Using AspNet Core, Angular 14 And SQL Server

Price: $64.99

Average Rating: 4.75

Number of Lectures: 96

Number of Published Lectures: 96

Number of Curriculum Items: 96

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 96

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Full stack web development process from beginning to end

How to use Angular, Bootstrap and Font-Awesome and other libraries/frameworks to build the front-end

How to use ASPNET Core with Visual Studio in order to build the API layer

How to use SQL Server and SQL Server Management Studio in order to build the back-end

Who Should Attend

Brand new beginners who dont know much about web development and want to get in

Beginner web developers who are trying to connect the dots

Intermediate web developers who are trying to fill in any gaps

Advanced users who are trying to stay sharp and keep improving their skills

Target Audiences

Brand new beginners who dont know much about web development and want to get in

Beginner web developers who are trying to connect the dots

Intermediate web developers who are trying to fill in any gaps

Advanced users who are trying to stay sharp and keep improving their skills

In this course we are going to build a full stack blogging web application by starting from the very beginning stages of planning and moving ahead into implementing our solutions.

We will be learning a lot and it will be a learn-as-you-go style course since if I spend time one every little detail we will never be able to finish the course. It is a good course for all levels.

We will be using various technologies to accomplish our goal such as SQL Server, ASP.NET Core, Angular 14, Bootstrap and much more. You will be able to see how all of the technologies interact with one another and that way gain a better understanding of their inner workings.

The first few courses will be us setting up the developer environment after which we will learn and plan what we need to build. After that all of the other videos are going to be about writing code. Lastly we will test our application once everything is finished.

The reason why this course is a must-take is because you can know how each individual technology works by itself, however knowing how to put them all together is where the actual value comes in.

This is the reason why various technologies will be used such as SQL Server, ASP.NET Core, Angular 14, Bootstrap and many others.

Essentially any web application has these three components – back-end, API and front-end. You can choose different technologies for your back-end as well as for your API and front-end. In this case we are going with mostly Microsoft, Google and Twitter technologies – all very trusted companies when it comes to technology.

SQL Server, ASP.NET Core and Visual Studio along with Visual Studio Code are going to be coming from Microsoft. Angular 14 is going to be coming from Google and Bootstrap is going to be coming from Twitter.

All of the technologies and their specific purposes will be explained in the video so no worries if anything sounds confusing.

In this day and age knowing just one piece of the puzzle is not enough – you need to be able to grasp and work with the full picture. That is why this course was made.

So go ahead and get into it and I will see you on the other side!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: What Are We Building?

Lecture 2: What Technologies & Libraries Are Used?

Chapter 2: Setup

Lecture 1: Installing SQL Server 2019

Lecture 2: Installing SQL Server Management Studio

Lecture 3: Installing Visual Studio 2022

Lecture 4: Installing Visual Studio Code

Lecture 5: Installing Git

Lecture 6: Installing Node.js

Lecture 7: Installing Postman

Lecture 8: Few Words About Recent Updates

Lecture 9: Initial Project Setup – Part 1

Lecture 10: Initial Project Setup – Part 2

Lecture 11: How To Run Project From Existing Code

Chapter 3: Outline All Pieces

Lecture 1: Sketch Out All Needed Pages

Lecture 2: Identify Standalone Components

Lecture 3: Identify All Endpoints

Lecture 4: Identify Database Actions

Chapter 4: Build SQL Back End

Lecture 1: Going Over What We Need

Lecture 2: Create ApplicationUser

Lecture 3: Create Photo

Lecture 4: Create Blog

Lecture 5: Create BlogComment

Lecture 6: Create Schema

Lecture 7: Create Views

Lecture 8: Create Needed Types

Lecture 9: Create Account_GetByUsername

Lecture 10: Create Account_Insert

Lecture 11: Create Blog_Delete

Lecture 12: Create Blog_Get

Lecture 13: Create Blog_GetAll

Lecture 14: Create Blog_GetAllFamous

Lecture 15: Create Blog_GetByUserId

Lecture 16: Create Blog_Upsert

Lecture 17: Create BlogComment_Delete

Lecture 18: Create BlogComment_Get

Lecture 19: Create BlogComment_GetAll

Lecture 20: Create BlogComment_Upsert

Lecture 21: Create Photo_Delete

Lecture 22: Create Photo_Get

Lecture 23: Create Photo_GetByUserId

Lecture 24: Create Photo_Insert

Chapter 5: Build API

Lecture 1: Going Over What We Need

Lecture 2: Create Models – Part 1

Lecture 3: Create Models – Part 2

Lecture 4: Create Models – Part 3

Lecture 5: Create Account Repository

Lecture 6: Create Photo Repository

Lecture 7: Create Blog Repository

Lecture 8: Create Blog Comment Repository

Lecture 9: Create Identity

Lecture 10: Create Photo Service

Lecture 11: Create Token Service

Lecture 12: Update Startup – Part 1

Lecture 13: Update Startup – Part 2

Lecture 14: Create Account Controller

Lecture 15: Create Photo Controller

Lecture 16: Create Blog Controller

Lecture 17: Create BlogComment Controller

Lecture 18: Fix Any Errors

Lecture 19: Test Main Parts With Postman

Chapter 6: Build Front End

Lecture 1: Going Over What We Need

Lecture 2: Create Models

Lecture 3: Create Summary Pipe

Lecture 4: Generate All Components

Lecture 5: Generate All Services

Lecture 6: Generate All Interceptors

Lecture 7: Generate Auth Guard

Lecture 8: Build All Services – Part 1

Lecture 9: Build All Services – Part 2

Lecture 10: Build JWT Interceptor

Lecture 11: Build Error Interceptor – Part 1

Lecture 12: Build Error Interceptor – Part 2

Lecture 13: Build Auth Guard And Update Routing

Lecture 14: Build NavBar Component

Lecture 15: Build Login Component – Part 1

Lecture 16: Build Login Component – Part 2

Lecture 17: Build Home Component

Lecture 18: Build Not Found Component

Lecture 19: Build Register Component – Part 1

Lecture 20: Build Register Component – Part 2

Lecture 21: Build Dashboard Component – Part 1

Lecture 22: Build Dashboard Component – Part 2

Lecture 23: Build Blog Edit Component – Part 1

Lecture 24: Build Blog Edit Component – Part 2

Lecture 25: Build Photo Album Component – Part 1

Lecture 26: Build Photo Album Component – Part 2

Lecture 27: Build Blog Component

Lecture 28: Build Blog Card Component

Lecture 29: Build Blogs Component

Lecture 30: Build Famous Blogs Component

Lecture 31: Build Comment System Component

Lecture 32: Build Comment Box Component

Lecture 33: Build Comments Component – Part 1

Lecture 34: Build Comments Component – Part 2

Instructors

Avetis Ghukasyan
Software Architect

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 2 votes

2 stars: 1 votes

3 stars: 26 votes

4 stars: 41 votes

5 stars: 102 votes

Frequently Asked Questions

How long do I have access to the course materials?

You can view and review the lecture materials indefinitely, like an on-demand channel.

Can I take my courses with me wherever I go?

Definitely! If you have an internet connection, courses on Udemy are available on any device at any time. If you don’t have an internet connection, some instructors also let their students download course lectures. That’s up to the instructor though, so make sure you get on their good side!