.NET training for teams at Bodhih helps developers build web applications and APIs on modern .NET with C#, ASP.NET Core and Entity Framework Core. It also supports teams moving older ASP.NET Framework applications to current, long-term-support versions of .NET. Programs are customised for corporate teams and delivered with hands-on labs.
- Standard duration: 2 days, customisable to your needs
- Delivered in person at your location or as live virtual sessions
- Designed with the ADDIE model and evaluated for behaviour change
- Offered by Bodhih since 2008 to 2,000+ organisations across 7 regions
Where and how: .NET training for teams training as an in-person workshop in Bengaluru, Mumbai, Delhi NCR, Gurugram, Hyderabad, Chennai, Pune, Kolkata, Ahmedabad and Jaipur; as a live online course; or delivered overseas in Dubai, Singapore and across the Middle East, Asia and Africa.
ASP .Net 4
Program Overview:
This training primarily focuses on .net platform and preparing dynamic websites using this framework.
Training Duration:
2 days Instructor Led training
Target Audience:
Participants who wants to upgrade their skill set to Asp.net 4.
Training Prerequisite:
- Working knowledge of HTML and RDBMS
- Working knowledge of web development program
Training Outcome:
- Practical Approach
- Hands on training session
- Real time project and case studies
- 24/7 support
Solutions & Services
What participants will be able to do
Use modern C# effectively
Developers apply current language features such as records, pattern matching, nullable reference types and async/await.
Build web apps and APIs with ASP.NET Core
Participants create minimal APIs, controllers and Razor-based pages with routing, validation and middleware.
Work with data using EF Core
Teams model data, write LINQ queries and manage schema changes with migrations.
Secure applications
Developers implement authentication, authorisation and secure configuration handling in ASP.NET Core.
Plan legacy migrations
Teams understand how to assess and move ASP.NET Framework applications to modern .NET in stages.
Ship reliable code
Participants write unit and integration tests and prepare apps for container or cloud deployment.
Who should attend
- C# developers working on older ASP.NET Framework applications who need to upgrade their skills
- Web developers joining a .NET project team
- Teams planning a migration from .NET Framework to modern .NET
- Full-stack developers who build APIs for web or mobile front ends
- Technical leads who set coding standards for .NET projects
Recommended program outline
Recommended design, customised to your context after a short needs analysis.
01Modern .NET and C# essentialsModule 1 · Half day+
- The .NET platform today: SDK, runtime, LTS and STS releases
- Records, pattern matching, nullable reference types and LINQ
- Asynchronous programming with async and await
- Choosing between LTS and STS releases for enterprise projects
02ASP.NET Core fundamentalsModule 2 · Half day+
- Project structure, dependency injection and configuration
- Middleware pipeline, routing and logging
- Minimal APIs versus controller-based APIs
- Health checks, structured logging and OpenAPI documentation
03Building dynamic web applicationsModule 3 · Half day+
- Razor Pages and MVC views for server-rendered sites
- Model binding, validation and error handling
- An overview of Blazor for interactive web UI
- Calling APIs from front ends and handling CORS
04Data access with Entity Framework CoreModule 4 · Half day+
- DbContext, entities and relationships
- Querying with LINQ and avoiding common performance traps
- Migrations and working with SQL Server
- Transactions, concurrency and seeding test data
05Security, testing and deploymentModule 5 · Day 2 (afternoon)+
- Authentication and authorisation with ASP.NET Core Identity or external identity providers
- Unit and integration testing with xUnit
- Packaging apps in containers and deploying to the cloud
- Performance basics and caching options
06Migration clinic (optional add-on)Module 6 · Half day+
- Assessing a .NET Framework codebase for migration
- Using the .NET Upgrade Assistant and planning incremental moves
- Handling dependencies that have no modern equivalent
- Running old and new code side by side during migration
When to choose this
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between .NET Framework and .NET?
.NET Framework is the original Windows-only platform, and version 4.8 is its final major release. Modern .NET, which evolved from .NET Core, is cross-platform, open source and released yearly. New features and performance work go into modern .NET. Most new projects should use it, while existing Framework apps can be migrated in stages.
Which .NET version should our team learn?
Teams usually standardise on the current long-term-support release, because it receives support for three years. Microsoft ships a new .NET version every November, alternating between long-term and standard-term support. Bodhih uses a current LTS version in labs and adjusts to the version your projects run, so participants learn what they will actually use.
Is ASP.NET Core training suitable for ASP.NET 4 developers?
Yes. Developers who know ASP.NET 4 already understand C#, MVC and web concepts, so the program focuses on what has changed. That includes dependency injection, the middleware pipeline, configuration, minimal APIs and cross-platform hosting. An optional migration clinic helps teams plan how to move existing Framework applications to modern .NET.
How long is a .NET training program?
Bodhih's recommended core program is two days of instructor-led training for developers who already know C# and web basics. Teams that need deeper coverage of Blazor, testing, cloud deployment or migration can extend it to three to five days. The final outline and duration are customised after a short needs analysis.
Does .NET training help with Microsoft certification?
The program builds practical C#, ASP.NET Core and data skills that overlap with content in several Microsoft role-based learning paths, particularly for Azure developers. Bodhih does not deliver official Microsoft exams, but the program can help teams prepare by strengthening hands-on skills. Exam-focused practice can be added on request.
Who is the Microsoft .Net program for?
Participants who wants to upgrade their skill set to Asp.net 4.. Bodhih tailors the examples, case studies and depth to your industry, culture and team level.
Can Microsoft .Net be delivered online?
Yes. Microsoft .Net can run in person at your location, as live virtual sessions for distributed or hybrid teams, or as a blended journey that adds self-paced learning on Bodhih.org between sessions.
How is the impact of Microsoft .Net measured?
Success measures for Microsoft .Net are agreed with you before design, as part of the ADDIE model. Bodhih can add pre- and post-program assessments on AssessAll and manager check-ins to track behaviour change.