Elzero Web SchoolFree
Git and GitHub course
Learners who want to save and share their project, work with branches, and use pull requests.
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Stage 5 of 5
Project and Deployment
Combine what you learned into a task service, then publish it for someone else to try online.
Before you startHave a working local task service that saves data, and be able to save versions of the project with Git.
GoalA project saved on GitHub and a service people can try online, with a README explaining how to run and use it.
PracticePublish the task service and write setup steps, examples of adding and viewing a task, and what you want to improve next in its README.
Plan your final version
A project saved on GitHub and a service people can try online, with a README explaining how to run and use it.
Keep working on the same path project. Check each requirement below, then test it before publication.
Build it yourself
Publish the task service and write setup steps, examples of adding and viewing a task, and what you want to improve next in its README.
Start with the smallest working part. Test it, then add one requirement at a time. Keep your project for the next stage.
Optional explanations and references
Use a resource when you need more detail
Focus on the topics needed for the stage task. Practise during the course; completing every video is not the readiness check.
Microsoft LearnFree
Publish an ASP.NET Core application
Learners with a locally working application who want to understand dotnet publish and deployment options.
Recommendation detailsIf you get stuck
Save your work and repeat the smallest step that shows the problem. Compare what you expected with what happened. Read the error message, check the last change, and use a resource above to revisit that idea.
Ready for the next step?
If a point is still difficult, practise it again before continuing.