Full-Stack .NET Developer Course

About .NET

.NET is a versatile and powerful framework developed by Microsoft for building a wide range of applications, including web, mobile, desktop, games, and IoT. It supports multiple languages such as C#, F#, and Visual Basic, allowing developers to create high-performance, scalable, and secure applications.

Front-end: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Angular/React

Back-end: ASP.NET Core, C#

Database: SQL Server, Entity Framework

Course Objectives

The primary objectives of the Full Stack .NET course are as follows:

Introduction to Web Development: Provide an overview of web development concepts, technologies, and best practices.

Frontend Technologies: Understand HTML, CSS, and JavaScript for creating responsive and interactive user interfaces.

Backend Technologies: Gain proficiency in backend development using C#, ASP.NET, and SQL Server for data storage and retrieval.

Database Integration: Learn how to integrate SQL Server databases with .NET applications for managing data.

Full Stack Development: Develop skills in building end-to-end web applications, including frontend and backend components.

Version Control: Understand the importance of version control systems like Git for managing codebase changes.

Deployment and Hosting: Explore techniques for deploying .NET applications to web servers and hosting platforms.

Security Considerations: Learn about security measures and best practices for securing .NET applications from common vulnerabilities.

Testing and Debugging: Develop skills in testing and debugging .NET applications to ensure functionality and reliability.

Project Development: Work on real-world projects and hands-on exercises to apply learned concepts and techniques in practical scenarios.

Prerequisites

Basic understanding of programming concepts.

Familiarity with C# programming language.

Knowledge of object-oriented programming (OOP) principles.

Understanding of web development fundamentals (HTML, CSS).

Awareness of relational databases and SQL.

Experience with version control systems (e.g., Git).

Training Content

A Full-Stack .NET Core Developer is a skilled professional responsible for designing and architecting modern applications across all layers, including UI, back-end, databases, version control, servers, and APIs. This comprehensive training program covers essential technologies such as ASP.NET Core, Web API, and front-end frameworks like Angular or React. It offers hands-on learning to build robust, scalable, and secure applications. You’ll learn to manage end-to-end development, including deployment, testing, and performance optimization. This path not only enhances your technical skills but also prepares you to become a certified Full-Stack .NET Developer, increasing your chances of landing a high-paying job in top MNCs. Whether you're starting your career or upskilling, this course provides the tools and knowledge needed to excel in today’s competitive IT industry. Additionally, it focuses on real-world projects, collaboration, and problem-solving to ensure you become a well-rounded developer ready to tackle complex challenges.

Git

Introduction to Git
Version Control
Git Commands
Collaboration with Git
Branching and Merging
Working with Remotes
Conflict Resolution
Advanced Git Usage
Git Hooks
Git Submodules

Agile

Agile Fundamental
Agile Manifesto & Principles
Agile vs. Waterfall
Agile Frameworks & Workflows
Scrum Framework (Roles, Events, Artifacts, Process Flow)
Scrum Tools, Estimation & Scaling

SQL Server

Introduction to Databases and DBMS
Core Concepts in SQL
SQL DDL (Data Definition Language) Commands
SQL DML (Data Manipulation Language) Commands
SQL Joins & Relationships
Functions in SQL
Error Handling and Control Flow
Temporary Storage Structures
Indexes and Performance
Views, Triggers, CTEs, and Cursors
Database Design and Industry Best Practices

HTML, CSS, JS

Windows vs Web vs Distributed Applications
ASP.NET Vs ASP.NET Core
Client/Server Architecture
Role of Web Server
Creating a Website on IIS

Special Guest Appearances

Mahesh Chand

CEO at C# Corner

Nitin Pandit

Solution Consultant at Infragistics

C#.NET

Introduction to Web Applications
- Windows vs Web vs Distributed Applications
- ASP.NET Vs ASP.NET Core
- Client/Server Architecture
- Role of Web Server
- Creating a Website on IIS

ASP.NET Core

Introduction to Web Applications
- Windows vs Web vs Distributed Applications
- ASP.NET Vs ASP.NET Core
- Client/Server Architecture
- Role of Web Server
- Creating a Website on IIS
ASP.NET Technology
- Classical ASP
- Drawbacks of Classical ASP
- Evolution of ASP.NET - Web Forms
- Evolution of ASP.NET - MVC
Introduction to MVC
- Introduction to Design Patterns
- Architecture Patterns
- Intro to MVC
- ASP.NET Web Forms vs ASP.NET MVC
- List of Versions
- What is MVC Architecture?
- What is Controller and Action Method?