Full-Stack App Development with SQL Server, .NET Web API, and Angular
Build a secure, data-driven web application from the ground up by connecting a SQL Server database, a .NET Web API backend, and a modern Angular frontend.
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Bridging the gap between frontend design and backend database management is the core challenge of modern web development. Learning how to connect these pieces seamlessly is the key to becoming a versatile full-stack developer.
In this text-based course, you will learn how to architect and build a fully functional, data-driven web application from the ground up. You will master the process of designing databases, building robust APIs, and creating responsive user interfaces that communicate effortlessly with each other.
What you'll learn:
* Understand foundational full-stack architecture, including relational database design and RESTful API principles.
* Configure and query a SQL Server database to store, retrieve, and manage application data.
* Build a secure backend using .NET Web API, exploring modern routing, controllers, and dependency injection.
* Create a dynamic frontend using Angular, implementing modern component architecture, state management, and services.
* Implement seamless API integration to handle data binding, custom sorting, filtering, and file uploads.
* Apply styling and responsive layouts using Bootstrap to ensure a polished user experience across devices.
The course begins with essential database definitions and environment setup, guiding you step-by-step through API creation before culminating in frontend integration and UI development. You will follow a structured, logical progression that reinforces theoretical concepts with practical, written code examples.
This course is designed for aspiring web developers and beginners eager to understand full-stack development without needing prior experience in these specific technologies.
Start reading today to build your first integrated full-stack application.