Fullstack Web Applications with .NET, Nx and Angular Seminar

9/27/2024

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Angular, Nx and .NET - A combination for modern, performant and scalable web applications.

Learn to launch professional full-stack web applications with Angular, Nx, and .NET. From robust backend architecture to dynamic frontend implementation, this course covers all important aspects.

What can you expect?

.NET:

Web API with ASP.NET 8: Build a RESTful API and implement modern development approaches.
Modern software architecture: Learn best practices like Clean Architecture for scalable solutions.
Entity Framework Core (EF Core): Manage database models and perform operations with ease.
Testing your Web API: Implement tests for a reliable and stable API.

Angular and Nx

What is Nx? Discover the advantages of Nx for Angular developers and how it optimizes monorepos.
Angular and Nx in combination: Create, structure, and maintain Angular applications in an Nx-supported monorepo setup.
Interactive repository: Explore the code yourself and share your solutions for a hands-on learning experience.

Takeaway

By the end of this course, you will be able to launch full-stack web applications using .NET, Angular, and Nx. Learn best practices of API development, front-end implementation, and testing with practical examples.

Who is the course aimed at?

This course is for developers with some experience in .NET and Angular, familiar with C# and TypeScript. It includes live coding and demonstrates modern architectures and APIs using concrete examples.

What do I need to bring with?

Bring a notebook, .NET 8 SDK, Node JS for Nx and Angular, and a code editor like VS Code with extensions like C# DevKit and Nx installed. Alternatively, we do have a GitHub Devcontainer to begin with. So a notebook and a GitHub account is enough.

Details

When: 3rd of December 2024 from 09:00 to 17:00
Where: SPIRGARTEN, Lindenpl. 5, Zürich, CH
Price: Early Bird: 300 CHF, otherwise 350 CHF

How to register?

Click in this link: here

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