Build and host Enterprise Web Applications on .NET Core.

.NET Core is out and it’s the most powerful and flexible version ever! Much of the day-to-day code you write will be the same – but the architecture and how your project fits together has changed.

We will provide you with:

  • A solid foundation in .NET Core
  • An understanding of why you should be using .NET Core
  • The capability to build an enterprise application using the new stack

Getting Started – Learn all about .NET Core, .NET Standard, supported scenarios, and more.

Part 2: Automated Testing – An overview of automated testing and relevant tools.

Part 3: Open API – Getting started with OpenAPI. We’ll show you how generate server-side and client-side code by implementing OpenAPI.

Part 4: Entity Framework Core – Enterprise data access with Entity Framework Core.

Part 5: Validation – Improving validation using appropriate tools and practices.

Part 6: Security Testing – An introduction to managing security with .NET Core and ASP.NET Core.

Part 7: Blazor – Building interactive Web UIs with Blazor.

Part 8: SignalR & gRPC – Building services with SignalR and gRPC.

Part 9: Deployment – Building and deploying docker containers.

Part 10: Clean Architecture – The simplest approach to building enterprise applications.

About the speakers

About the speakers

Brendan and Jason

Brendan Richards

Over the last 17 years, Brendan has worked with an eclectic mix of languages, platforms and technologies including .Net, Angular, Typescript, Java, PHP, Ruby and Perl across both Unix/Linux and Microsoft Windows platforms. This gives Brendan some unique perspectives on how different teams & platforms have tackled similar problems.

Jason Taylor

Jason is a passionate solution architect with over 16 years professional experience. He has worked with .NET since 2001, and currently specialises in teaching and developing enterprise applications utilising .NET Core, ASP.NET Core, EF Core, and Angular. He achieved a Master of Information Technology (Software Architecture) in 2011 and Microsoft Certified Solutions Developer (Web Applications) in 2016. Jason loves a challenge and is skilled at progressing from a simple proposal into a well-defined, coded, and tested solution.

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