Deep Dive
ASP.NET Core 2.1
INTRODUCTION TO ASP.NET CORE
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What is ASP.NET Core
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History of ASP.NET Core
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Features of ASP.NET Core
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Advantages and Disadvantage
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ASP.NET CORE vs Node.js
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Performance Benchmark
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Contents
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Objective of ASP.NET Core
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.NET Core Composition
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Project Structure
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Command-line Interface
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Reference
The Purpose of .Net Core
To provide a unified platform for all types of applications
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.NET Core Composition
The . NET Core Framework composed of the following parts:
A JIT based CLR (Command Language Runtime).
Set of framework libraries.
Language compiler for C# and Visual Basic
Project Structure
Project Structure
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Properties
Project Structure
- wwwroot folder
Treated as a web root folder - by default
Standard ASP.NET application - static files can be served from the root folder of an application or any other folder under it.
ASP.NET Core - only those files that are in the web root (wwwroot folder) can be served over an http request.
All other files are blocked and cannot be served by default.
Project Structure
- wwwroot folder
COMMAND-LINE INTERFACE
.NET Core Command-line Interface
Command Structure
dotnet <command> <argument> <option>
All the commands start with driver named dotnet.
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