Read more : How to Create ASP.NET Core 3.1 MVC Applications The code bundle for the tutorial is also hosted on GitHub at the following repository: https://github.com/devtutorialio/ASP.NET-Core-MVC Step 1 : Start Visual Studio 2019, open the EmployeeManager project, create a new folders called Views, and… Read More

The Employee Manager application’s CRUD functionality occurs inside a controller class EmployeeManagerController. To add this class, create the Controllers folder under the project root and add a controller class named EmployeeManagerController using the Add New Item dialog Read more : How to Create ASP.NET Core… Read More

Employee Manager performs database CRUD operations using Entity Framework Core. To work with EF Core, you need to build an EF Core model Read more : How to Create ASP.NET Core 3.1 MVC Applications The code bundle for the tutorial is also hosted on GitHub… Read More

Begin by creating a new ASP.NET Core web application based on the Empty project template. Name the application as EmployeeManager Read more : How to Create ASP.NET Core 3.1 MVC Applications The code bundle for the tutorial is also hosted on GitHub at the following… Read More

In many examples, you use the Northwind sample database. So you need to install it in your SQL Server instance. You can download the Northwind database scripts from its GitHub repository at https://github.com/Microsoft/sql-server-samples/tree/master/samples/databases/northwind-pubs. Specifically, the instnwnd.sql file contains scripts necessary for creating the Northwind database.… Read More

In this post, you develop Employee Manager using ASP.NET Core MVC. The application’s user interface is built using Tag Helpers. The database CRUD operations are performed using Entity Framework Core. The EF Core model is built manually by creating POCOs and mapping them to the… Read More

When classes collaborate with each other-or, more precisely, when we use composition between two classes (when class B is the property of class A)-we say that we have strongly coupled objects, which is a bad practice in object-oriented programming. Class A is too dependent on… Read More

we advise using NPM (https://www.npmjs.com/), the most commonly used package manager on the web, in conjunction with ASP.NET Core layout pages. There is some great integration and support available for NPM in Visual Studio 2019; you just have to configure it correctly in order to… Read More

Since the basic project structure is now in place, we need to implement the different components that need to work together to provide the LearningAspNetCore web application: Step 1 : Update the Startup.cs files public class Startup { // This method gets called by the… Read More

All ASP.NET Core web templates have a similar structure. For ASP.NET Core 3.1 web applications, it is best practice to have the following structure for your projects: Program.cs is the main entry point of the application, and it runs the default web server used by… Read More