Lynda - Migrating from MVC 5 to ASP.NET Core MVC

ASP.NET Core is the new cross-platform development framework from Microsoft. Rebuilt from the ground up, ASP.NET Core introduces new features that allow developers to ship their apps to run on Windows, Mac, and Linux machines. In this course, learn how to migrate an existing ASP.NET MVC 5 project to ASP.NET Core MVC to take full advantage of the new features included in .NET Core. Phil Japikse begins by showing how to install and update the .NET Core SDK. He reviews the functionality of the MVC 5 app, explains how to create necessary projects, and discusses migrating static content. Next, he demonstrates how to create a data access layer, complete the server-side migration, set up the HTTP pipeline, add custom items into the dependency injection container, leverage the new project configuration system, and migrate the controllers. Phil then introduces Tag Helpers—one the big new features in ASP.NET Core—and uses them to migrate and simplify the views. Phil also demonstrates how to create and use custom Tag Helpers. To wrap up, he covers working with view components, explaining what they are and why they're helpful. He walks through how to create the server-side view component code, and how to refactor your app and invoke the view component.




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