Created by Stone River Elearning
Category Professional Development > Software Development
Dot Net is one of the world’s most popular server-side technologies, and ASP. Net is an important part of that space, but with today’s rapid pace of development and demand for high-fidelity user experiences, clientside-rendered applications are a critical part of creating any web application. Being able to leverage ASP. Net and C# on the back end of a web application is an important skill to have. In this course author Thomas Desmond will teach you how to create a web API using C# and ASP.Net. allowing you to use this type of backend for any Angular, React, Vue, or other clientside framework. By the end of this course you will be comfortable creating clientside-rendered applications with an ASP.Net backend. This course is aimed at developers who want to create API’s in their C# applications for Angular or React or other front-end frameworks. Before beginning this course you should be familiar with C# and with basic web technologies. Experience in a front-end framework is not necessary.
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Dot Net is one of the world’s most popular server-side technologies, and ASP. Net is an important part of that space, but with today’s rapid pace of development and demand for high-fidelity user experiences, clientside-rendered applications are a critical part of creating any web application. Being able to leverage ASP. Net and C# on the back end of a web application is an important skill to have. In this course author Thomas Desmond will teach you how to create a web API using C# and ASP.Net. allowing you to use this type of backend for any Angular, React, Vue, or other clientside framework. By the end of this course you will be comfortable creating clientside-rendered applications with an ASP.Net backend. This course is aimed at developers who want to create API’s in their C# applications for Angular or React or other front-end frameworks. Before beginning this course you should be familiar with C# and with basic web technologies. Experience in a front-end framework is not necessary.