A guide for doing MVC on .NET core in vscode

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As the title says, all I'm really seeking out is a good guide on building MVC applications, preferably with the new Open Source tools from microsoft.

I'm including vscode in this, because most guides assume Visual Studio Community (or above) and since I wish to do this the platform independant way, I was hoping to find a good guide on it. I am a beginner at MVC, but I have coded C# for quite some time now every day.

I followed this guide: Learn MVC Project in 7 days for a while, and while I believe it is really good, i run into problems with it at a certain point (firstly it uses visual studio), as it's authentication seems to depend on packages not available on .NET Core. as such it becomes useless to me, sad to say.

So all in all, I would like to see a good guide on MVC with .NET Core in visual studio code if anyone know of one such

What I have tried:

I have googled this a lot, but so far been unable to come up with a proper tutorial / guide or article.

Posted 10-Oct-16 4:06am

Rasmus Lindegaard

Updated 10-Oct-16 4:20am

Dave Kreskowiak

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Afzaal Ahmad Zeeshan · Accepted Answer · 2016-10-10T04:20:00

Good request that you are making here. Sadly, there are very less guides that take Visual Studio Code into considerations and the one that do take it into consideration talk about .NET Core applications, and not the ASP.NET applications.

I am currently working on a book titled, "Considering .NET Core on Linux". The book explains about .NET Core, Visual Studio Code as the IDE for development and a bunch of subjects and concepts of .NET Core ranging from beginners to advanced level of programming in .NET Core. It might take upto a month, for me to complete and publish the book — you can get the PDF edition, free of cost. ASP.NET 5 development has been taken to a back stage even since C# 6 and 7 features were released. But my aim is to complete the guide with everything that any .NET Core developer might want to learn, which includes ASP.NET Core (too!) and the IDE, which is Visual Studio Code.

Kindly stay tuned, while you wait, bookmark this repository of mine (GitHub - afzaal-ahmad-zeeshan/considering-dotnet-core-on-linux[^]), as this is where I will publish all of the source code packages that I will be using and sharing (plus explaining) in .NET Core gudie that I am writing. As I add content, I will push the changes to the GitHub repository too.

Hope you will enjoy. On a side note, I would love to hear any further topics or subject matters that you would want me to cover in the guide (other than ASP.NET, I already have that on the list).