About Develop an ASP.NET Core web app that consumes an API course
Upon completion of this course, you will be adequately prepared to take Microsoft's Develop an ASP.NET Core web app that consumes an API Applied Skill assessment. This course covers all necessary content and provides essential practice to boost your confidence and ensure success in the final assessment.
This course is unique because it will allow you to utilize your current skill set and be confident enough to upgrade your code and web applications for efficiency, speed, and security. By modularizing your code into APIs and implementing ASP.NET Apps that will consume them, you will be able to write less code, with more powerful results. By adding APIs into your environment, you can take advantage of a new type of architecture which will allow you and your team members to easily deploy and share code. HTTP Client Functionality will give you the edge when creating applications that need to work with Add, Edit, and View functionality. After talking this short course, you will be able to strategize and plan the expansion of your ASP.NET applications to include techniques that will simplify your code and result in, beautiful, modern architecture that can communicate with any API, written in any language. Learners with experience in C#, HTML, and CSS who are looking to expand and make their code more efficient should take this course.
By the end of this 1.5-hour long course, you will be able to:
Build and Prepare the Code Environment with the Necessary Tools to Consume an API
Preapre and develop a C# ASP.NET Core Web Application that will Interact with an API
Develop an ASP.NET Core Razor Page that will Perform HTTP Operations
Create a Razor Page that will Render/Trigger API Response Events
This course is unique because the customized hands-on learning experiences are tailored to the learner for success in using ASP.NET, Razor Pages, APIs, and C#
To be successful in this project, you should have a background in C#, HTML, and CSS Development. You should also have some knowledge about APIs with regard to their reusability.
