Software Architecture With Domain Driven Design And .Net

Design and migration of systems using the best knowledge in software architecture

What you'll learn
Create the architecture of a system using Domain driven design in .Net
Create data access of a system using repository and entityframework core
Basically understand how the migration of a small system from the 3 tier architecture asp .net webforms to a Domain Driven Design .net core works
Conduct a case study to migrate an asp .net webforms system to asp .net mvc .net core
Requirements
Knowledge in c#
Description
In this course you will participate in the design of the architecture of a system that will be created using domain-oriented design based on an old system made in 3 layers and asp .net webforms, build a new system from the absolute beginning, creating a new empty solution, creating a domain layer, creating the domain project in .net core transform business rules into domain services, create repository, create the Ui project in asp.net mvc .net coreCreate the architecture of a system using Domain driven design in .NetCreate data access of a system using repository and entityframework coreBasically understand how the migration of a small system from the 3 tier architecture asp .net webforms to a Domain Driven Design .net core worksConduct a case study to migrate an asp .net webforms system to asp .net mvc .net corebuild a new system from the absolute beginning, creating a new empty solution, creating a domain layer, creating the domain project in .net core transform business rules into domain services, create repository, create the Ui project in asp.net mvc .net coreCreate the architecture of a system using Domain driven design in .NetCreate data access of a system using repository and entityframework coreBasically understand how the migration of a small system from the 3 tier architecture asp .net webforms to a Domain Driven Design .net core worksConduct a case study to migrate an asp .net webforms system to asp .net mvc .net core

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Lesson 1: Sowtwares Used In This Course

Lecture 2 Lesson 2: Link to Download the Old System

Lecture 3 Lesson 3: Setting up the enviroment

Lecture 4 Lesson 4: Creating the Domain Layer

Lecture 5 Lesson 5: Creating the Entities Folder

Lecture 6 Lesson 6: Creating the Interfaces Folder

Lecture 7 Lesson 7: Creating the Product Interface Services

Lecture 8 Lesson 8: Creatinh the Orders Interface Services

Lecture 9 Lesson 9: Creating the customer Interface Service

Lecture 10 Lesson 10: Creating the Customer Repository Interface

Lecture 11 Lesson 11: Creating the Address Interface Service

Lecture 12 Lesson 12: Creating the Infra and Data Folder

Lecture 13 Lesson 13: Implementing The Database Context Class

Lecture 14 Lesson 14: Creating the Repository Classes

Lecture 15 Lesson 15: Implementing the Address Repository Class

Lecture 16 Lesson 16: Implementing the Customer Repository Class

Lecture 17 Lesson 17: Implementing the Order and Product Repository

Lecture 18 Lesson 18: Creating the Ui Project and Controllers

Lecture 19 Lesson 19: Creating the GetById Repository Service

Lecture 20 Lesson 20: Creating the Domain Service Classes and Implementing the Product Serv

Lecture 0 Lesson 21: Creating the Order Domain Service and Identifying Bussines Rule

Lecture 0 Lesson 22: Transforming the first Bussiness Rule into Domain Services

Lecture 0 Lesson 23: Transforming the second Bussiness Rule into Order Domain Service

Lecture 0 Lesson 24: Transforming the Third Bussiness Rula into Domain Service

Lecture 0 Lesson 25: Fixing Erros In The Solution

Lecture 0 Lesson 26: Creating Product Controller, View and ViewModel

Lecture 0 Lesson 27: Configuring AppSettings.json and StartUp.cs

Lecture 0 Lesson 28: Creating The Fisrt Order pt 1

Lecture 0 Lesson 29: Creating The First Order pt 2

Lecture 0 Lesson 30: Creating the First Customer and Address pt 1

Lecture 0 Lesson 31: Creating the First Customer and Address pt 2

Lecture 0 Lesson 32: Creating the First Customer and Addfress pt 3

Programmers, programming students, anyone interested in software architecture