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What is the .NET Framework?
Common Language Runtime
.NET Framework Class Library
Assemblies and the Microsoft Intermediate Language (MSIL)
Versions of the .NET Framework and Visual Studio
Visual Studio Overview
Choosing the Development Settings
Resetting the Development Settings
Creating a New Project
Components of the IDE
Code and Text Editor
Code Snippets
IntelliSense
Refactoring Support
Debugging
Setting Breakpoints
Stepping through the Code
Watching
Autos and Immediate Windows
Using the C# Compiler (csc.exe)
Passing Arguments to Main()
Language Syntax
Keywords
Variables
Scope of Variables
Constants
Comments
Data Types
Value Types
Reference Types
Enumerations
Implicit Typing
Type Conversion
Operators
Arithmetic Operators
Logical Operators
Relational Operators
Increment & Decrement Operators
Bit Shift Operators
Assignment Operators
The is and as Operators
Other Operators
Operator Precedence
Flow Control
if-else Statement
switch Statement
Looping
for Loop
foreach
while and do-while Loops
Exiting from a Loop
Skipping an Iteration
Structs
What Are Structs?
Structs Are Value Types
Assigning to a Struct
Single Dimensional Arrays
Accessing Array Elements
The String Class
Escape Characters
String Manipulations
String Formatting
The StringBuilder Class
The String Class
Escape Characters
String Manipulations
String Formatting
The StringBuilder Class
Dynamic Arrays Using the ArrayList Class
Stacks
Queues
Dictionary
Delegates
Creating a Delegate
Delegates Chaining (Multicast Delegates)
Implementing Callbacks Using Delegates
Asynchronous Callbacks
Events
Handling Events
Implementing Events
Difference between Events and Delegates
Passing State Information to an Event Handler
Understanding Generics
Generic Classes
Using the default Keyword in Generics
Advantages of Generics
Using Constraints in a Generic Type
Generic Interfaces
Generic Methods
Handling Exceptions
Handling Exceptions Using the try-catch Statement
Handling Multiple Exceptions
Throwing Exceptions Using the throw Statement
Using Exception Objects
The finally Statement
Assemblies
Structure of an Assembly
Examining the Content of an Assembly
Single and Multi-File Assemblies
Understanding Namespaces and Assemblies
Private versus Shared Assemblies
Creating a Shared Assembly
The Global Assembly Cache
Putting the Shared Assembly into GAC
Making the Shared Assembly Visible in Visual Studio
Using the Shared Assembly
ADO .NET Introduction
ADO ADO .NET
ADO .NET Architecture
Connecting to Data Sources
Choosing a .Net Data Provider
Defining a Connection
Managing a Connection
Handling Connection Exceptions
Connection Pooling
Performing Connected Database Operations
Working in a Connected Environment
Building Command Objects
Executing the Commands
Data Reader Object
Using Transactions
Performing Dis-Connected Database Operations
Configuring a DataAdapter to Retrieve Information
Populating a DataSet Using a DataAdapter
Modifying Data in a DataTable
Persisting Changes to a Data Source
Working in a Disconnected Environment
Building Datasets and DataTables
Binding and Saving a Dataset
Defining Data Relationships
Reading and Writing XML with NET
Creating XSD Schemas
Loading Schemas and Data into DataSets
Writing XML from a DataSet
Introduction to HTML
HTML – Elements
HTML – Tags
HTML – Text
HTML – Formatting
HTML – Attributes
HTML – Font
HTML – Text Links
HTML – Comments
HTML – List
HTML – Images
HTML – Image Links
HTML – Tables
HTML – Forms
HTML – Inputs
HTML – Text Fields
HTML – Password
HTML – Reset
HTML – Submit
HTML – Radio
HTML – Checkbox
HTML – Select
HTML – Text Area
HTML – Upload
Semantic Elements
Build in CSS
Inline CSS
External CSS
Basic Javascript
Advanced JavaScript
Accordion Content
NET Introduction
The Evolution of Web Development
HTML and HTML Forms
Server-Side Programming
Client-Side Programming
Facts about ASP .NET
ASP .NET different versions
Developing NET Applications
Creating Websites
Creating a New Web Application
Websites and Web Projects
The Hidden Solution Files
The Solution Explorer
Adding Web Forms
Migrating a Website from a Previous Version of Visual Studio
Designing a Web Page
Adding Web Controls
The Properties Window
The Anatomy of a Web Form
The Web Form Markup
The Page Directive
The Doctype
Writing Code
The Code-Behind Class
Adding Event Handlers
IntelliSense and Outlining
Visual Studio Debugging
The Visual Studio Web Server
Single-Step Debugging
Variable Watches
The Problem of State
View State
The ViewState Collection
A View State Example
Making View State Secure
Retaining Member Variables
Storing Custom Objects
Transferring Information between Pages
Cross-Page Posting
The Query String
Cookies
A Cookie Example
Session State
Session Tracking
Using Session State
A Session State Example
Session State Configuration
Cookieless
Timeout
Mode
Application State
An Overview of State Management Choices
Brief history of Web Application Development
What is wrong with Net Web Forms
Web Development Today
Key Benefits of NET MVC
Who should use NET MVC?
Introduction to HTML5
HTML5 new elements
Canvas
ASP.NET MVC project templates
Understanding the structure of an ASP.NET MVC project
Naming conventions
Creating views
Defining controllers
Defining a data model
Creating strongly-typed views
Understanding URLs and action methods
Using HTML helpers
Handling form post-backs
Data validation
Razor design goals
Implementing a Razor view
Razor syntax
Accessing model data in Razor views
Working with Layouts
Using Razor Expressions
Introducing URL Patterns
Creating and Registering a Simple Route
Defining Default Values and using Static URL Segments
Constraining Routes
Bypassing the Routing System
Introducing the Controller
Receiving Input
Producing Output
Using Filters
Authorize Filters
Exception Filters
Action Filters
Result Filters
Using Built In Filters
Defining a layout/master page
Creating Custom View Engine
Defining and using partial views, Sections
Razor helper method syntax
Using Built In Form Helper Methods
Creating Custom Helper Methods
Creating and using Templated Helper Methods
Using Model Metadata
Using hidden fields
Session and application state
Custom model bindings
View scaffold templates
Model Validation
Global filters
Model binding
Bundling and Display Modes
Overview of the NET Web API
Building servers and clients
Content negotiation
Validation
Queryable interfaces
Dependency Injection
Session Management
Securing a Web API
Attribute Routing
Authentication Filters
Filter Overrides
One ASP.NET
ASP.NET Identity Authentication Management
Basic Types
Variable Declarations
Classes
Functions
Interfaces
Generics
Enums
Type Inference
Namespaces
Modules
Mixins
Iterators and Generators
Introduction to Angular 12
Angular 12 Architecture
Setup installation
Building Blocks of Angular6 Application
Modules
Components
Templates
Views
Directives
Dependency Injection
Services
Validation of Angular Form
Single Page Application and Routing
Asynchronous Calls
Pipes
Security
Deployment and Project Configurations