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Beginning ASP.NET [Instructor Edition]

Beginning ASP.NET [Instructor Edition]

By : Onur Gumus
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Beginning ASP.NET [Instructor Edition]

Beginning ASP.NET [Instructor Edition]

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By: Onur Gumus

Overview of this book

Building robust web applications is the need of the hour in the web world. ASP.NET Core is known for building and deploying robust crossplatform applications. ASP.NET Core MVC (that makes use of the Model-View-Controller architecture) has in it the ingredients required for efficient development of applications. In today's age, it's important for a developer to possess the ability to separate the programming and business logic. There are few courses available on ASP.NET Core 2 that imbibes this ability to a developer. This course offers a tried & tested way to build cross-platform applications. It presents the fundamentals and philosophies of ASP.NET Core. Starting with an overview of the MVC pattern, you'll quickly dive into the aspects that you need to know to get started with ASP. NET. You'll learn about the core architecture of model, view, and control. Finally, build your own shopping cart application, and gain all the skills to develop real-world applications with ASP. NET Core 2.
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Since we will start adding logic to our application, this is a good time to add our application layer to the project. As we discussed in the previous chapter, we are designing our application to be layered and abiding by domain-driven design standards.

In domain-driven design, a common approach in layering is Onion Architecture. In onion architecture, each layer can make use of the inside layer but the outside layer has to adapt itself to the inside. And we try to design our application from inside out. That's why we have designed our application starting with entities:

In the preceding figure, we have a domain model at the core, and on top of it we have application services. The purple rectangles are interfaces, the black arrows denote compile-time dependencies, and the magenta circles are external dependencies on infrastructure.

Application Services are for handling commands and requests.

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There is an on-going discussion on whether entities in the domain...

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