Timothy Corey
8.9/10
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Product is rated as #5 in category ASP.NET
With five major ASP.NET Core project types (Razor Pages, MVC, API, Blazor Server, and Blazor Web Assembly/Client), which one is right for your situation? Once you make a choice, how do you get started? This course will answer those questions and more by giving a hands–on, real–world demonstration of each project type, comparing and contrasting the project types, and by creating five start to finish project examples (one for each type) of full CRUD operations with SQL Server.
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Specification: Which ASP.NET Core
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| Price | $19.99 |
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| Duration | 12 hours |
| Year | 2020 |
| Level | All |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | No |
Paul Gallovich –
I have been subscribing to Tim Corey’s training courses and YouTube channel for sometime now and his training never disappoints. I use Tim’s training as my primary source for learning C# and ASP.NET Core because of the thorough explanations and coverage of the language. This course is no different. I really love the comparison between the different types of projects Razor Pages, MVC, Blazor. I have been looking for a course like this for some time. The coverage of building projects using each technology is exactly what every course should have as well as deployment to web hosting. I was really thankful that Tim covered this in this course.
Fred Troncone –
yes
Prem Sager –
Cannot believe Tim on Udemy. One of the best C# mentor in the world. and about course already started it and loved the way its organised. Specially the part where whole .Net Core’s concepts were discussed and bring clarity to choose from. Loved it 🙂
Christian Haugland –
So far so good
Henning Entz –
The best lecturer I know. It’s always fun to watch his videos. The learning effect is huge. Also suitable for non native speakers because he has a good, clear pronunciation. (I am from Germany and my knowledge of English is not that good)
Wouter Lombard –
Yes, The Instructor is clear and the content provided is valuable learning experience.
CP Van Wyk –
Yes
Yvonne Pinckney –
This course has what I need to learn to write applications efficiently.
Ivan Navarro –
I need this type of course most often.
Tony Afif –
very clear and relevant
Rodger Dill –
Tim is a great teacher, He full explains each areas in detail so you are not wondering how something is working. He will show you all the steps you need to make it happen.
GRO Marketing –
Tim really does go into maximum depth on whatever subject matter he is explaining.
Jia –
It will be great to show us how to host our .net core application using the domain and web host.
P. Dekker –
Great Teacher!
Serge Lamer –
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Nicholas Reynolds –
What a great introduction course and well worth the investment in time and money. Thanks for the bonus content
Starlin Moses –
Very articulate. I am learning more tricks. Thank you.
Jan Ulehake –
Yes a good starter
Atakan erturk –
I had some similar courses before, none of them was as clear as Tim. This tutorial and explanation is like oh okey i got the whole structur now i have trust myself to be able to use my C#skills in this web based framework.
Aderson Rangel –
All clear excelent course. Very clear all concepts
Kris Mehta –
Tim is great! He explains very well, and there’s no magic where he uses a large amount of existing code, and he doesn’t do things lazy like put everything into one project, which just teaches horrible practices. Most courses just show how to get an app running in 10 minutes. Tim explains it. Great job! I’m a veteran developer, but new to .NET Core. This is helpful.
Mario Maglinte –
This course will level up my M/S Access knowledge to a Web application with a server side database, the course is straight forward to what I want, direct on the actual hands on process, not by PowerPoint then to actual, for me it helps me a lot. That’s why I toke the course aside from reading the books. Thank you Mr. Tim…