Learn ASPNET-CORE with Real Code Examples

Install .NET SDK (latest version recommended)

Use Visual Studio, Visual Studio Code, or JetBrains Rider

Create a new project via `dotnet new mvc` or `dotnet new webapi`

Restore dependencies with `dotnet restore`

Run project using `dotnet run` or via IDE

Install .NET SDK (latest version)

Use Visual Studio, VS Code, or Rider

Create new project using CLI or IDE

Restore dependencies via `dotnet restore`

Run project locally to verify setup

Program.cs - application startup

Startup.cs - service registration and middleware configuration

appsettings.json - configuration settings

Controllers/ - MVC controllers

Views/ - Razor pages/templates

dotnet new mvc - create MVC project

dotnet new webapi - create API project

dotnet run - start development server

dotnet ef migrations add <name> - add migration

dotnet test - run tests

Localization via resource files

Culture-specific formatting supported

Middleware handles locale detection

Supports multi-language UI and validation messages

Integration with external i18n libraries possible

Supports web standards for accessibility

Razor Pages can include ARIA attributes

Localization and globalizations supported

Forms validation accessible to screen readers

Testing with accessibility tools recommended

Razor Pages or Blazor components for UI

Integrate CSS frameworks (Bootstrap/Tailwind)

JavaScript frameworks (React, Angular, Vue) supported

Static files served from wwwroot/

Layout and partial views for reusable UI

Controller/state handled via services and DI

Sessions managed via middleware

Caching with in-memory or distributed providers

Database state via EF Core

Middleware pipeline manages request/response flow

Entity Framework Core for ORM

Database migrations and seed data management

Caching for performance

Logging and monitoring for state tracking

Services encapsulate data access logic