Become a Full Stack Web Developer (.NET) - Thisiswali
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This document provides an overview of the modules in a course to become a full stack web developer using .NET. The modules cover topics like object-oriented system analysis and design using UML, programming concepts with C#, SQL Server programming, programming with HTML5, CSS, JavaScript and Bootstrap, and ASP.NET MVC.
Become a Full Stack Web Developer (.NET) - Thisiswali
- 1. Become a Full Stack Web Developer (.NET) Wali Ullah Full Stack Developer (.NET) & Microsoft Azure Specialist
- 2. What is full stack development ? • Full stack development refers to the development of all portions of web application • Front-End (client) • Back-End (server) • Database Moreover, application architecting, debugging, and following the lifecycle of a web application or websites. www.thisiswali.blogspot.com
- 3. Full Stack Web Developers? • A full stack web developer a person who have the ability to design a complete web application or websites. Who work on the frontend, backend, database, and debugging of a web application or websites. Moreover planning and designing application architecture or lifecycle. www.thisiswali.blogspot.com
- 4. Skills required for Full Stack Web Developer Front End Languages HTML, CSS & JS Front End Frameworks & Libraries Ajax jQuery Bootstrap Back End Language and Frameworks C-Sharp (C#) ASP.NET MVC5 ASP.NET Core MVC Database Microsoft SQL Databasewww.thisiswali.blogspot.com
- 6. Object-Oriented System Analysis And Design using UML
- 7. Programming Concepts and Algorithm • The Programming Process • Introduction to Structured Programming • Conditions that Control Processing • Complex Combinations of Conditions • Control Breaks Multilevel Control Breaks • Tables • Multifile Processing: Sequential Access • Multifile Processing: Direct Access
- 8. Unified Modeling Language (UML) • Introducing UML • Problems in Information System Development • Avoiding the Problems • What is Object-Orientation • Modeling Concepts • Requirements Capture • Requirement Analysis • Object Interaction • Specifying Operation • Specifying Control • Moving Into Design • System Design • Object Design • Design Pattern • Human-Computer Interaction • Designing Boundary Classes • Data Management Design • Implementation • Reusable Components • Managing Object-Oriented Projects • Systems Development Methodologies www.thisiswali.blogspot.com
- 10. Programming with C-Sharp (C#) Welcome to C# Working with variables, operators, and expressions Working methods and applying scope Using decision statements Using compound assignment and iteration statements Managing errors and exceptions Creating and managing classes and objects Understanding values and references Creating value types with enumerations and structures Using arrays www.thisiswali.blogspot.com
- 11. Programming with C-Sharp (C#) Understanding parameter arrays Working with inheritance Creating interfaces and defining abstract classes Using garbage collection and resource management Implementing properties to access fields Using indexer Introducing generics Using collections Enumerating collections Decoupling application logic and handling events
- 12. Programming with C-Sharp (C#) Querying in-memory data by using query expressions Operator overloading Improving throughput by using tasks Improving response time by performing asynchronous operations Implementing the user interface for a Windows Form Application www.thisiswali.blogspot.com
- 14. SQL Server Programming RDBMS basic: What makes up a SQL server database Learning the tools of the trade The foundation statements of T-SQL Joins Creating and altering tables Keys and Constraints Adding more to your queries BEING NORMAL: Normalization and other basic design issues SQL Server storage and index structures Views www.thisiswali.blogspot.com
- 15. SQL Server Programming Writing scripts and batches Stored procedures User defined functions Transaction and locks Triggers A brief XML primer Business Intelligence fundamentals BI storage and reporting resources Reporting for duty, SIR! A look at reporting services Getting integrated with integration services Playing administrator www.thisiswali.blogspot.com
- 16. Programming in HTML5 with JS and CSS
- 17. HTML5, CSS3, JS, and Bootstrap • Introducing HTML5 • Introducing semantic markup • Working with elements • Creating an HTML document • Embedding content • Embedding HTML by using inline frames • Working with hyperlinks • Adding images to HTML document • Embedding plug-in content www.thisiswali.blogspot.com
- 18. • Introducing CSS • Defining and applying a style • Creating an inline style • Creating an embedded style • Creating an external style sheet • Understanding selectors, specificity, and cascading • Defining selectors • Understanding the browser's built-in style • Extending browser styles with user styles • Working with important styles HTML5, CSS3, JS, and Bootstrap www.thisiswali.blogspot.com
- 19. • Working with CSS properties • Working with CSS colors • Working with text • Working with the CSS box model • Setting the border, padding, and margin properties • Positioning <div> elements • Using the float property • Using clear property • Using box-sizing property HTML5, CSS3, JS, and Bootstrap www.thisiswali.blogspot.com
- 20. • More HTML5 • Thinking HTML5 semantics • Why semantic markup? • Brower support for HTML5 • Creating semantic HTML5 document • Creating a HTML5 layout container • Controlling format by using <div> element • Adding thematic breaks • Annotating content • Working with lists HTML5, CSS3, JS, and Bootstrap www.thisiswali.blogspot.com
- 21. • Working with tables • Table misuse • Creating a basic table • Adding header cells • Styling the table heads • Declaring the header, footer, and table body • Creating irregular tables • Adding a caption to a table • Styling columns HTML5, CSS3, JS, and Bootstrap www.thisiswali.blogspot.com
- 22. • Introducing JavaScript • Understanding JavaScript • Understanding the role of data • Working with functions • Scoping variables • Nesting function s and nested local variable scoping • Converting to a different type • Conditional programming • Implementing code loops • Handing errors HTML5, CSS3, JS, and Bootstrap www.thisiswali.blogspot.com
- 23. • Writing, testing, and debugging JavaScript • Hello World form JavaScript • Using the script tag • Handing browsers that don’t support JavaScript • Inline JavaScript vs. external JavaScript files • Placing scripts elements • Working with objects • Working with arrays • Accessing DOM objects HTML5, CSS3, JS, and Bootstrap www.thisiswali.blogspot.com
- 24. • Essential JavaScript and jQuery • Creating JavaScript objects • Using object-oriented terminology • Understanding the JavaScript object-oriented caveat • Using the JavaScript object literal pattern • Creating dynamic objects by using the factory pattern • Creating a class • Using the prototype property • Debating the prototype/private compromise • Implementing namespaces • Implementing inheritance HTML5, CSS3, JS, and Bootstrap www.thisiswali.blogspot.com
- 25. • Essential JavaScript and jQuery • Working with jQuery • Introducing jQuery • Getting started with jQuery • Using jQuery • Enabling JavaScript and jQuery IntelliSense • Creating a jQuery wrapper for a DOM element references • Adding event listeners • Triggering event handlers • Initializing code when the browser is ready HTML5, CSS3, JS, and Bootstrap www.thisiswali.blogspot.com
- 26. • Working with forms • Understanding forms • Form validation • Making HTML location-aware • Basic positioning • Monitored positioning • Drawing with HTML5 • Drag and drop HTML5, CSS3, JS, and Bootstrap www.thisiswali.blogspot.com
- 27. Working with Bootstrap HTML5, CSS3, JS, and Bootstrap
- 28. ASP.NET MVC
- 29. ASP.NET MVC5 • Introducing ASP.NET MVC • What is ASP.NET? • ASP.NET Web Forms • ASP.NET Web Pages • ASP.NET MVC • The MVC pattern • ASP.NET MVC Benefits • ASP.ENT MVC Requesting Processing www.thisiswali.blogspot.com
- 30. ASP.NET MVC5 • Software Requirements for ASP.NET MVC • Installing ASP.NET MVC Development Components • Web Platform Installer • Stand-alone Installer • ASP.NET MVC Server components • Visual Studio Application Template • Chose the Project Template • Chose a View Engine • Create a Unit Test Project www.thisiswali.blogspot.com
- 31. ASP.NET MVC5 • What are Models? • Creating the Data Model • What are ORMs? • Adding the Entity Framework Model • Adding a Business Model • Adding View Models • Understanding Model Binding Models www.thisiswali.blogspot.com
- 32. ASP.NET MVC5 • Understanding View Engines • Working with Views • The Rendering Process • Understanding the Razor View Engine • Working with HTML Helper Methods • Working with ViewData and ViewBag • Working with Strongly Typed Views Views www.thisiswali.blogspot.com
- 33. ASP.NET MVC5 • Understanding View Engines • Working with Views • The Rendering Process • Understanding the Razor View Engine • Working with HTML Helper Methods • Working with ViewData and ViewBag • Working with Strongly Typed Views Controller www.thisiswali.blogspot.com
- 34. ASP.NET MVC5 • The Validation Workflow • Manual Validation • Validation with Data Annotations • Creating Custom Validation Data Validation www.thisiswali.blogspot.com
- 35. ASP.NET MVC5 • Introducing jQuery • Working with jQuery • jQuery selectors • Event Handling with jQuery • Understanding Unobtrusive JavaScript • Working with Ajax • Triggering Ajax Calls • Creating Ajax Forms • Creating Ajax ActionLinks • Implementing Ajax Callbacks • Making Ajax Requests Directly with jQuery www.thisiswali.blogspot.com
- 36. ASP.NET MVC5 • Authentication and Authorizations • Securing Controllers and Action Methods • Authenticating with External Sources • Implementing Membership and Roles www.thisiswali.blogspot.com
- 37. ASP.NET MVC5 • Routing Concepts • URL Pattern • Routes • Creating Custom Routes • Creating a Catch-all Segment • Adding Constraints to Routes • Generating Links and URLs www.thisiswali.blogspot.com
- 38. ASP.NET MVC5 Testing the Application • Understanding Unit Testing • Examining the Test Project • Running Tests • Testing Business Models • Testing Controllers • Testing Routes www.thisiswali.blogspot.com
- 39. ASP.NET MVC5 Deploying the Application • Preparing the Application for Deployment • Enabling Compile-Time Error Checking for Views • Disabling Debugging and Verbose Errors • Updating Settings in Web.config for Production • Deploying to an In-House Server • Deploying the Database • Deploying the Applicationwww.thisiswali.blogspot.com