In this module, we will dive into the basics of the Model-View-Controller (MVC) pattern. You’ll learn how to implement CRUD operations for a Category model and understand how to validate user input using data annotations. This section also covers how to work with partial views, add custom validation, and use scaffolding to simplify the process of generating CRUD operations.

In this module, we will explore Razor Pages, an alternative to the MVC pattern in ASP.NET Core. You’ll create CRUD operations for a Category model using Razor Pages, explore its file structure, and learn how to work with page models and handlers. The section will also cover validations, UI setup, and navigation in Razor Pages.

In this module, we will focus on building applications using N-Tier architecture, separating the presentation, business logic, and data layers. You will learn how to create different projects for each layer and manage dependencies between them. Additionally, we will cover how to handle migration issues when working with Entity Framework.

In this module, we will explore the Repository pattern, which promotes a clean separation of concerns by abstracting data access logic. You will learn how to implement the IRepository interface and manage data operations through repositories. We’ll also cover how to integrate Unit of Work to manage business transactions and explore how Areas can help you organize your application.

In this module, we will walk through the process of managing products in an e-commerce system. You will create a product model, set up the necessary CRUD operations, and implement file upload for managing product images. This section also covers using DataTables for displaying product data efficiently and adding interactive features like Sweetalerts.

In this module, we will design the home page of the application, focusing on a responsive layout and styling using the Lux theme. You will learn how to implement action methods to dynamically load and display product details, making the home page engaging and easy to navigate.

In this module, we will cover user authentication and authorization in ASP.NET Core by scaffolding the Identity system. You will learn how to add custom fields to the Identity model, implement role-based authentication, and manage user roles. Additionally, this section explores how to manage company-specific user registrations.

In this module, we will walk you through building a shopping cart feature in an e-commerce application. You will create the necessary database structure, manage cart data through cookies, and display the cart in the UI. The section also covers dynamic price calculations based on quantity and cart summary displays.

In this module, we will focus on the order creation process, from building the order models to processing payments using Stripe. You will learn how to manage order details, display a summary before submission, and handle Stripe payments for order completion. This section ensures that the entire order lifecycle, including payment, is well-integrated.

In this module, we will dive into managing orders, including setting up role-based access to order details. You will learn how to filter and process orders based on their status, implement actions for shipping and canceling orders, and ensure that payment-related issues are properly handled.

In this module, we will cover advanced MVC concepts like authorization, email notifications, and social login integration. You will learn how to send emails using MimeKit and MailKit, set up Facebook login, manage sessions for user data, and implement view components for creating reusable parts of your UI.

In this module, we will explore how to seed the database with initial data and deploy your application to Azure. You will learn how to configure Azure databases, troubleshoot deployment issues, and ensure that your application is ready for production.