Learn MongoDB with MVC CRUD Application in ASP.NET 6.0

The title of this course is now changed to reflect the current version of ASP.NET after creating a section on migration after the introduction section.

This section walks us through the entire process of migration of ASP.NET Core 3.0 CRUD application, directly to ASP.NET 6.0 through a long lecture.

However the subsequent lectures were kept in the earlier 3.0 version and it is felt that after following the lectures in ASP.NET Core 3.0, the students can easily migrate the entire project to ASP.NET 6.0 as there are no code changes.

Alternatively, the students can start the new MVC project in ASP.NET 6.0 itself and then follow through the coding as shown which should still work with Nuget packages installed that are compatible to ASP.NET 6.0.

This is an all-level course in Building apps with ASPNET Core 3 MVC Using MongoDB as a back-end database.  To start with, it handles the concept of a NoSQL database comparing it with the conventional relational databases (RDBMS). The course then proceeds with one of the most popular NoSQL databases, the MongoDB which is a document-based database for proceeding further with applications developed with the popular ASP.NET Core framework.  The course uses the latest ASP.NET Core 3 for the hands-on development work. It shows and teaches the creation of an ASP.NET Core 3 MVC application in-depth, from scratch. It covers all the critical concepts associated with an MVC (Model-View-Controller) application built with the ASP.NET Core framework.

Some of the comments about the course:

“An elaborate and detailed description for a beginner. The author has put a lot of effort into structuring the content. Certainly proved useful to me as a starter.”  – Sudeep Ghatak

“to whom all want to know what is MongoDB and use it with MVC Core i would strongly recommend you to attend in this course .” – Abdalla Ben Omran

“I thought the course is quite relevant for beginners who want to learn ASPNet Core 3 with MVC and MongoDB from scratch. I liked the course so far. The instructor is very clear and to the point. There are good resources made available in the course for practice, thereby gaining more insight. The buildup of the course is gradual, therefore easy to grasp.” – Moumita Chatterjee

The highlights of the MVC application being the introduction of a data access layer using a repository pattern in keeping with Industry best practices.  It also uses async programming (as opposed to synchronous programming) which is at the core of the new web framework of ASP.NET Core that has been rewritten from the earlier popular ASP.NET framework.

ASP.NET Core 3 has just been released in the .NET Conference 2019 on September 23, 2019, so the course uses the latest cutting edge technology released by Microsoft for which the Microsoft developer community has been waiting for long!