ShoppingCart in ASP.NET MVC, Web API, Knockout, Architecture

🛒 Master the Art of Online Shopping Carts with ASP.NET MVC, Web API, Knockout & More!

🚀 Course Title: ShoppingCart in ASP.NET MVC, Web API, Knockout, Architecture

🎓 Headline: Complete Working Shopping Cart Solution with ASP.NET Technology Stack - Source Code Included!

In the wake of COVID-19, online shopping has soared to new heights. As brick-and-mortar stores faced closures during lockdowns, consumers turned to e-commerce platforms for their shopping needs. This surge in online activity underscores the importance of robust and efficient shopping cart systems that can handle high volumes of transactions seamlessly.

Eman Ali Mughal brings you an comprehensive course that delves into the heart of e-commerce functionality - the shopping cart. This isn't just a theory lesson; it's a hands-on journey with a complete working source code, meticulously crafted to give you a thorough understanding of how a retailer business can thrive online.

🛠️ Technologies Covered:

• ASP.NET MVC: For building dynamic and responsive web applications.
• ASP.NET Web APIs: To create RESTful services that power your shopping cart frontend.
• SQL Server Database Project template: For structured data management.
• Software Architecture Styles: To design scalable and maintainable systems.
• Quality Attributes: Ensuring your application is reliable, secure, and efficient.
• Reverse Engineer POCO Classes .NET plugin: Simplifying data modeling with code generation.
• Knockout Js: For creating responsive user interfaces with real-time data binding.
• Bootstrap Theme: Ensuring a modern, mobile-friendly shopping experience.
• MVVM Design Pattern: A model-view-viewmodel approach that aligns with the asynchronous nature of web APIs.
• Repository Pattern: Managing data access independently from business logic.
• Entity Framework: For ORM and database interactions.
• LINQ: For querying and manipulating datasets.
• Unit Testing: Ensuring your code is robust with both Mock Testing and Integration Testing.
• MEF (Managed Extensibility Framework): For modular, component-oriented application design.

📚 Learning Outcomes:

• Understand the architecture and components of a shopping cart system.
• Implement a fully functional e-commerce shopping cart using ASP.NET MVC and Web API.
• Apply the MVVM design pattern to create a clean separation between your UI and business logic.
• Utilize Entity Framework and LINQ for efficient data access and manipulation.
• Employ Knockout.js for a reactive, dynamic user interface.
• Learn best practices in software architecture and quality attributes.
• Gain hands-on experience with unit testing to ensure your application is fault-tolerant.
• Explore the Repository Pattern for better code organization and separation of concerns.
• Discover how MEF can enhance the extensibility of your applications.

🎁 Bonus: Source Code

This course comes with the complete source code of the shopping cart application, free for you to use and explore beyond the scope of this course. Whether it's for educational purposes or to launch a commercial venture, you have the freedom to take this code and run with it! There are no copyright restrictions on the source code provided here.

Join Eman Ali Mughal in this comprehensive learning journey and transform your understanding of online retail systems. With this course under your belt, you're not just building a shopping cart - you're launching a new chapter in your tech career! 🚀💻🛍️