C# 10 with .NET 6 for Beginners (Part 2) - To-do Application

This course is the second part of my free beginner series: C# 10 with .NET 6 for Beginners. The first part teaches you critical C# theory, and this part is all about coding. Join me in Visual Studio and the exciting world of coding to build a browser-centric to-do application using C#, HTML, Razor, and WebAssembly.

No prior coding is needed, but I suggest watching the first part in the series, where I teach the critical C# theory required to understand the concepts we use to build the to-do application in this course.

The application has two iterations, where the first has all the C# code in the Razor page, and the second uses separation of concerns and encapsulation to break out the to-do-centric C# code into a separate class, which is used from the Razor page.

Most courses teach C# through short example snippets with no real-world anchoring. Training thousands of students in classrooms and online and studying what works best shows that building real-world applications makes the students retain the knowledge more and makes learning more fun.

You learn how to:

• Build a user interface with HTML, Razor, and Bootstrap

• Add C# code to make it dynamic.

• Refactor the application with object-oriented programming, separation of concerns, and encapsulation

• Use extension methods to make the code less bloated

• Connect Razor events in the HTML with C# in a code block

• Add exception handling and debug your code

• Create a GitHub repository and send your code to it

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Jonas started a company back in 1994 focusing on education in Micro­soft Office and the Microsoft operating systems. While studying at the university in 1995, he wrote his first book about Widows 95 as well as a number of course materials.

In the year 2000, after working as a Microsoft Office developer consult­ant for a couple of years, he wrote his second book about Visual Basic 6.0.

Between 2000 and 2004 he worked as a Microsoft instructor with two of the largest educational companies in Sweden. First teaching Visual Basic 6.0, and when Visual Basic.NET and C# were released he started teaching these languages as well as the .NET Framework. Teaching classes on all levels for beginner to advanced developers.

From the year 2005, Jonas shifted his career towards consulting once again, working hands on with the languages and framework he taught.

Fore the past two years he has been teaching C#, SQL Server Programming, Entity Framework and MVC 5 to students at a vocational college.

Jonas wrote his third book C# programming aimed at beginners to intermediate developers in 2013 and in 2015 his fourth book C# for beginners - The Tactical Guide was published. Jonas has also produced a 24h+ video course called. In July 2016 his latest book ASP.NET MVC 5 - How to build a membership website will be released on Amazon which this video course is based on.