Dot Net Full Stack Developer Course

Lesson 1 • Asynchronous Programming with async/await

Introduces Task-based asynchronous patterns and async/await keywords. Async code is required for scalable ASP.NET APIs covered in later chapters.

Lesson 2 • C# Language Syntax Essentials

Introduces variables, data types, operators, and control flow in C#. Provides the syntax foundation for all .NET backend development ahead.

Lesson 3 • Collections and LINQ Basics

Explores arrays, lists, dictionaries, and LINQ query syntax. These tools are used throughout ASP.NET controllers and data-access layers.

Lesson 4 • Object-Oriented Programming in C#

Teaches classes, objects, inheritance, and polymorphism using C#. OOP principles underpin every .NET framework and design pattern in later chapters.

Lesson 1 • Bootstrap Integration and Utilities

Introduces Bootstrap grid, components, and utility classes for rapid UI development. Bootstrap accelerates prototyping in Angular-based full-stack projects.

Lesson 2 • Semantic HTML5 Structure

Covers document structure, semantic tags, forms, and accessibility attributes. Semantic markup improves SEO and screen-reader compatibility for all projects.

Lesson 3 • Flexbox and CSS Grid Layouts

Explains Flexbox and Grid layout systems for building complex page structures. Both systems are used directly inside Angular component templates.

Lesson 4 • Responsive Design and Media Queries

Applies mobile-first design principles and breakpoint strategies. Responsive skills ensure UIs function correctly on all device sizes.

Lesson 1 • TypeScript Type System

Introduces static typing, interfaces, enums, and generics in TypeScript. Type safety reduces runtime errors in large Angular codebases.

Lesson 2 • DOM Manipulation and Events

Explains querying the DOM, event listeners, and event delegation. Understanding native DOM behavior clarifies how Angular abstracts it.

Lesson 3 • Asynchronous Patterns and RxJS Intro

Covers callbacks, Promises, async/await, and introduces Observables. RxJS Observables are the primary async mechanism in Angular HTTP calls.

Lesson 4 • TypeScript Classes and Decorators

Teaches TypeScript classes, access modifiers, and decorator syntax. Angular relies heavily on decorators for components, services, and modules.

Lesson 1 • Directives, Pipes, and Services

Covers built-in directives, custom pipes, and dependency-injected services. Services centralize business logic and data shared across components.

Lesson 2 • Reactive and Template-Driven Forms

Builds forms using both reactive and template-driven approaches with validation. Forms are the primary user-input mechanism in business applications.

Lesson 3 • HTTP Client and State Management

Integrates Angular HttpClient with REST APIs and introduces NgRx for state. These skills connect the Angular front end to .NET backend APIs.

Lesson 4 • Angular Routing and Navigation

Implements single-page navigation with the Angular Router, guards, and lazy loading. Routing enables multi-view apps without full page reloads.

Lesson 1 • Middleware, Filters, and Error Handling

Builds custom middleware, action filters, and global exception handlers. Centralized error handling ensures consistent API responses across all endpoints.

Lesson 2 • ASP.NET Core Project Structure

Explains the middleware pipeline, Program.cs, and dependency injection container. Understanding the startup pipeline is essential for configuring all API features.

Lesson 3 • Building RESTful Controllers

Creates API controllers with action methods, route attributes, and HTTP verbs. Controllers are the entry point for all client requests to the backend.

Lesson 4 • Data Transfer Objects and AutoMapper

Introduces DTOs to decouple API contracts from domain models and AutoMapper for mapping. DTOs prevent over-posting and protect internal data structures.

Lesson 1 • Migrations and Database Seeding

Manages schema evolution with EF Core migrations and seeds initial data. Migrations enable version-controlled, repeatable database deployments.

Lesson 2 • Querying and Relationships with LINQ

Executes LINQ queries with eager, lazy, and explicit loading for related data. Efficient querying directly impacts API response times and scalability.

Lesson 3 • Repository Pattern and Unit of Work

Implements the Repository and Unit of Work patterns to abstract data access. These patterns improve testability and decouple business logic from EF Core.

Lesson 4 • EF Core DbContext and Entities

Configures DbContext, entity classes, and Fluent API mappings. DbContext is the central unit of work for all database operations in .NET apps.

Lesson 1 • Identity and Authentication Concepts

Explains authentication flows, password hashing, and ASP.NET Core Identity setup. Identity management is the gateway to all secured application features.

Lesson 2 • JWT Token Generation and Validation

Implements JWT creation, signing, and validation in ASP.NET Core APIs. JWTs are the standard stateless token mechanism for Angular-to-API communication.

Lesson 3 • Role-Based and Policy-Based Authorization

Applies roles, claims, and custom policies to restrict API endpoints. Fine-grained authorization ensures users access only permitted resources.

Lesson 4 • Angular Auth Guards and Token Handling

Secures Angular routes with auth guards and manages JWT storage and refresh. Front-end token handling prevents unauthorized UI access and session expiry issues.

Lesson 1 • Docker Containerization

Containerizes the Angular app and ASP.NET Core API using Docker and Docker Compose. Containers ensure consistent runtime environments across development and production.

Lesson 2 • CI/CD Pipeline Setup

Automates build, test, and deployment workflows using GitHub Actions or Azure Pipelines. CI/CD pipelines reduce manual errors and accelerate release cycles.

Lesson 3 • Unit and Integration Testing

Writes xUnit tests for .NET services and Jasmine/Karma tests for Angular. Automated tests validate correctness and prevent regressions during deployment.

Lesson 4 • Connecting Angular to ASP.NET Core API

Configures Angular proxy, environment files, and CORS for seamless API integration. End-to-end connectivity is the prerequisite for all full-stack feature development.