Learn Angular , .NET Core Web API from Scratch
What you will learn
Learn Angular Develoment
Create GET, POST, PUT, DELETE API using .Net Core Web API
Learn Entity framework code first approach
Learn SQL Server DB basic conecpts
Why take this course?
In This tutorial, I will walk you through creating a CRUD API application using Angular, .NET Core, and Entity Framework. CRUD operations are fundamental in application development, allowing to Create, Read, Update, and Delete data from a database. This tutorial is designed for developers familiar with basic Javascript and C# concepts.
Here’s what we’ll cover:
- Setting Up .NET Core API with Entity Framework:
- You’ll start by setting up a new .NET Core Web API project.
- Configure Entity Framework to manage data models and interact with a SQL Server database.
- Define models that represent your data entities and create a database context to handle database operations.
- Implementing CRUD Operations in .NET Core API:
- Implement controllers and actions for handling HTTP requests (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE) to perform CRUD operations.
- Write service classes to encapsulate business logic and interact with the database through Entity Framework.
- Validate input data and handle errors gracefully.
- Creating Angular Components:
- Set up an Angular project and create components to interact with the .NET Core API.
- Implement Angular services to communicate with the API endpoints for CRUD operations.
- Design user interfaces using Angular templates and components to display data, allow user input, and manage state.
- Connecting Angular with .NET Core API:
- Integrate Angular HTTP Client to send requests to the .NET Core API endpoints.
- Handle responses and update UI dynamically based on CRUD operations.
- Implement features like form validation, data binding, and error handling in Angular components.
By the end of this tutorial, you’ll have a comprehensive understanding of building a full-stack CRUD application using Angular for the front end, .NET Core for the backend API, and Entity Framework for data management. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced developer looking to expand your skills, this tutorial will equip you with practical knowledge for creating modern web applications.