ASP.NETCore_HelloWorld.md

Getting Started with ASP.NET Core

PreRequiste

• Install Visul Studio Enterprise 2019
• Complete these courses on Pluralsight.com
  • For asp.net core web app devleopment
  • For bootstrap and CSS

Launch VS 2019

Launch Visual Studio 2019 from the Start Menu.

From the Home Page, Select the "Create a New Project".

Create New Project

In the "Create New Project" Wizard, choose "ASP.NET Core Web Application"

Configure Project Name

Provide the name for the Project and Choose the location where the project will reside.

Configure Project Type

On the left side choose "Web Application (Model-View-Controller)" and leave the defaults on the right side as in the picture below. This template selection will precreate a lot of files in the project that will be very helpful to get started.

Project Structure

The recommended pattern for Web Application Development is MVC, which stands for Model, View and Controller. These are the folders precreated in the Visual Studio Solution.

Controller

There is only 1 controller in this project, the "Home" Controller.

Model

There is only 1 model in this project, the "Error View" Model

View

Typically there will be one folder for every controller. We have a "Home" Folder in view for the only Controller we have. For each action in Controller, there will be a "cshtml" file. There are 2 actions in the controller, and correspondingly we have 2 views:

• index.cshtml
• privary.cshtml

Edit Our Custom String in "index.chtml"

Edit index.cshtml file in Views/Home to match the content present in the following picture.

Compile and Run the Application

Hit Ctrl + F5 to compile and Run the Application. The new string added in the "index.cshtml" gets rendered in the Browser.

Congratulations on Creating your first ASP.NET Core Project