In the last weeks, I have been looking to further materials and information related to my main subject of study, Asp.Net Core. Even if my main projects are in .Net WPF, I really like the Asp.Net web world, and that's where I am deepening my knowledge.
Before going through the latest tutorials, the material I purchased from the code-maze guys has to be mentioned Asp.Net Core Web API course. This is the most serious course material I probably purchased, but easy to follow, with full support and explanations. https://code-maze.com/ultimate-aspnet-core-3-web-api/
I really prefer this approach vs Udemy or Youtube. I like to have a pdf file with explanations, code snippets and code repo, versus the lengthy youtube videos from any trainer, even if they are free.
In addition to the above, lets's see what I have found and studied (all of them, but not very deeply) in the last couple of weeks:
1. The blog of Saineshwar Bager, tutexchange.com
a)
https://tutexchange.com/creating-grid-view-in-asp-net-core-with-custom-searching/
This one contains a tutorial, how to present tabular data with paging, search and sorting data with asp.net core mvc. Really nice and useful one. Medium difficulty.
b)
https://tutexchange.com/how-to-upload-files-and-save-in-database-in-asp-net-core-mvc/
How to upload file content to a MS SQL database, some new idea, maybe I will further this idea on a later project. Really good quality one, as a), so I can only recommend his blog, which is a true delight for Asp.Net Core learners.
2. Another great tutorial source https://dotnetthoughts.net
c) Even if I prepared a Chart.JS tutorial in Dec 2019, this is a great one too, with Google Charts, see
https://dotnetthoughts.net/integrating-google-charts-in-aspnet-core/
d) From the same source, how to deploy an asp.net core app on Heroku:
https://dotnetthoughts.net/hosting-aspnet-core-on-heroku/
Until now I published my small works on Interserver.net, but this time I published my c) and d) learning directly on heroku! :)
https://dotnet-core-chart.herokuapp.com/
3. I always wanted to check the Angular client generation with NSWAG, so I tested this one out:
e) https://elanderson.net/2019/12/using-nswag-to-generate-angular-client-for-an-asp-net-core-3-api/
I wish the explanations were clearer on this site!
4. Also tried this one, Angular Chat app with SignalR
f) https://morioh.com/p/70381fe201a4?f=5c21f93bc16e2556b555ab2f&fbclid=IwAR0i4C9Mw9tfYJKWjTjoEuV8ngIN_lV3oxUevCFlyYXh3IT36NYQzXTjy1I
The idea is great, but the tutorial explanations are a bit superficial.
What would be your additions to the asp.net core tutorial world?
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