JumpStart ASP.NET Core 2.0 and jQuery with Examples: .NET Core, C#, jQuery, Entity Framework Core

by John Kocer

JumpStart ASP.NET Core 2.0 and jQuery present a fast jump start for developers who wants to create modern web application with latest web technologies using Visual Studio 2017 ASP.NET Core 2.0 and jQuery. We will create jQuery SPA with ASP.NET Web API (REST) responsive design Simple Employee CRUD web application and jQuery multi component Product Sale and Payment Processing Web Application. We also learn best tools for verifying and testing Application APIs.
Bonus Chapter: Create a SPA Blog Manager Web Application with jQuery .NET Entity Framework Core Generic async Operations with Generic Repository.

Course Objectives

After completing this course, you will be able to:
• Create Visual Studio Solution
• Create a new ASP.NET jQuery Web Application
• Write good JavaScript code
• Write functions
• Write good jQuery code
• Debug well JavaScript codes
• Debug well jQuery codes
• Know well How to use Developer Tools
• Know definition of JavaScrip
• Know definition of jQuery
• Know definition of TypeScript
• Know definition of Angular
• Know difference between single quotes and double quotes
• Know difference between JavaScript object vs JSON syntax
• Know difference between JSON and XML
• Know the difference between identity and equality operator
• Validate well client side and server site input
• Know jQuery selectors
• Form HTML tags
• Performance improvement
• Bundling and minification
• Optimize page loads with AJAX calls
• Code CRUD operation with ASP.NET MVC Core and JQuery
• Create a new Web API controller
• Write HttpGet API method
• Write HttpPost API method
• Write HttpPut API method
• Write HttpDelete API method
• Consume NuGet packages
• Add dependency Injection
• Write JavaScript classes
• jQuery Ajax HttpGet
• jQuery Ajax HttpPut
• jQuery Ajax HttpPost
• Create Editable HTML table
• jQuery Selectors
• jQuery element visibility toggle
• HTML Tags and jQuery selector usage
• jQuery element css attribute toggle
• Form validation with jQuery
• Code JavaScript Components
• Create an AJAX Service Layer
• Debug C# code
• Configure API routes
• Debug API calls
• Test API calls
• Testing HTTP GET APIs
• Testing HTTP POST APIs
• Testing HTTP PUT APIs
• Testing HTTP DELETE APIs
• Testing with Postman
• Testing with Chrome Developers Tool
• Setting of project default IIS values
• Set start controller Route to Home Index method.
• Create a functional jQuery ASP.NET Web API Blog Application
• Pass Data Between Table row and JavaScript.
• Create a jQuery Credit Card Processing application with REST Web APIs.
• Create SPA (Single Page Application) with Responsive Web Design
• Override Bootstrap css.
• Creating Generic Repository with Entity Framework.
• Taking advantage of .NET generics
• Creating ASP.NET Core custom API controller CRUD operations with AJAX calls.
• Consuming Entity Framework Core 2.0, in-memory database.

278 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 12, 2017