ASP.NET Core: Razor Pages

1h 46mIntermediate2022-06-23

Authors

Ervis Trupja

Full-Stack .NET Web Developer with a mathematical background

Course details

Razor Pages allows you to build ASP.NET web applications quickly and easily without an MVC framework. In this course, instructor Ervis Trupja shows you how to create a Razor Pages application, use the PageModel, and manage dependencies as you go. Find out how to get your first dynamically rendered page up and running before you learn about data binding, working with forms and data, and securing your application with authorization and authentication. Along the way, explore the use of layouts and classes to optimize pages for maintainability and more. Ervis shows you the skills you need to know to get the most out of Razor Pages and set your sights on next-level applications.

Skills covered

ASP.NET CoreBack-End Web DevelopmentFull-Stack Web DevelopmentFront-End Web DevelopmentWeb DevelopmentProgramming LanguagesMicrosoftSoftware DevelopmentDeep Dive (X:Y)

Concepts

0. Introduction

01 - Why use Razor Pages
02 - What you should know

1. Getting Started with GraphQL

03 - What is ASP.NET Razor Pages
04 - ASP.NET Razor Pages vs. ASP.NET MVC
05 - Creating an empty ASP.NET Razor Pages project
06 - Key ASP.NET Razor Pages concepts

2. Working with Forms in Razor Pages

07 - Data binding in ASP.NET Razor Pages
08 - ASP.NET Razor Pages application overview
09 - One-way data binding in ASP.NET Razor Pages
10 - Two-way data binding in ASP.NET Razor Pages
11 - Event binding in ASP.NET Razor Pages
12 - Model binding ASP.NET Razor Pages
13 - Form data validation in ASP.NET Razor Pages

3. Working with Data in Razor Pages

14 - Setting up Entity Framework Core in ASP.NET Razor Pages
15 - Adding and storing data in a database
16 - Getting data from a database
17 - Getting data by ID from a database
18 - Service configuration in ASP.NET Razor Pages

4. Securing Razor Pages Applications

19 - Authentication vs. authorization
20 - Simple authorization in ASP.NET Razor Pages
21 - Role-based authorization in ASP.NET Razor Pages
22 - Claims-based authorization in ASP.NET Razor Pages

Conclusion

23 - Next steps for learning more about Razor Pages