Advanced Web Development uses dynamic frameworks such as ASP.Net Core and Angular to build complex Enterprise Applications.

ASP.Net Core Development | Angular Development | Full Stack Development

Learn Server-Side Development with ASP.Net Core.

ASP.Net Core has thousands of components and objects out of the box to provide common functionality like data-access and membership. You can also create your own custom objects with the C# programming language to model your business domain and use Entity Framework to create a database. Then use Entity Framework in your application to fetch and update data.

Learn to use layouts to define the look and feel of your website and ensure each page is consistent.
Learn to model your business domain with C#.
Learn to use Entity Framework to access your data and update your database schema using C# and the .Net Core CLI.
Learn dependency injection and unit testing with the new .Net Core testing framework XUnit.
Explore the three ASP.Net Frameworks

MVC: Learn the original ASP.Net Core software development framework. Use models, views and controllers to build and test your website. Explore Razor syntax mixed in with HTML and C#, Partial Views, View Components and more!
Razor Pages: Learn the newer lighter version of MVC. No more controllers! Just use page models and views to build your websites. Everything you learn with MVC will still come in handy. Razor Pages, for instance, still let you mix HTML and C# easily with Razor Syntax.
Blazor: Discover ASP.Net Core’s answer to client side languages like Angular, React, and Vue.js. No need to learn JavaScript here! Leverage your existing C# knowledge to write client side code in a language you already know.

Learn Client-Side Development with Angular.

Languages like Angular in recent years have brought the best aspects of server-side development to the client-side with their own build tools and tooling, CLIs (Command Line Interfaces), and testing. According to the official Angular site, “Angular is an application design framework and development platform for creating efficient and sophisticated single-page apps.”

Although there are a lot of advantages with server-side applications like ASP.Net Core, the server has to send the whole page of html to the browser every time the user makes a request. So a lot of the HTML is rebuilt over and over again. This causes a lot of duplication of work.

With client-side languages like Angular you can build SPAs (Single Page Applications). Here the initial page only has to be loaded once. After that the browser sends requests to update only pieces of the html page.

Learn to define your client side model with Typescript.
Learn to use the HttpClientModule to access data from backend web services.
Learn Routing using the Angular Router Module.
Build forms for collecting data from the user.
Test your applications in Karma and Jasmin.

Components: Learn to build components, the main building blocks of an Angular application. Components are a lot like controllers in an ASP.Net MVC CORE application.
HTML Templates: Define your views for each component using HTML Templates.
Typescript: Define your component’s behavior using Typescript.

Learn Full Stack Development with ASP.Net Core and Angular.

Full Stack Development is the process of creating a single solution that contains both a server-side and a client-side project.

Large complex projects typically use this architecture today.

WebServices: Learn to create backend restful APIs using .Net Core.
SPAs: Access your data from your client-side application.
Architecture: Tie it all together in one seamless solution.

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