DotNet-302-Core
  • Introduction
  • 1 - Intro and Setup
    • 1.0: Overview
    • 1.1: Setting Up Dev Environment
    • 1.2: Introduction to CLI
    • 1.3: API Project Creation
    • 1.4: Overview of API Project Files
    • 1.5: Adding Other Projects and References
  • 2 - Add Users and Authentication
    • 2.0: Add User Entity and DbContext
    • 2.1: Add Migration and Database
    • 2.2: Salting and Hashing Passwords
    • 2.3: Adding Auth Service
    • 2.4: Registering Auth Service
    • 2.5: Add DTO and AuthController
    • 2.6: Add Register Functionality
    • 2.7: Validating User Submitted Data
    • 2.8: Token Authentication
    • 2.9: Adding Login Functionality
    • 2.10: Testing Login and Authentication
  • 3 - Client-side Login and Register
    • 3.0: Enable CORS
    • 3.1: Angular Layout
    • 3.2: Client-side Login
    • 3.3: NavBar Login Toggle
    • 3.4: Add Register and Home Components
    • 3.5: Add Register Functionality
    • 3.6: Improving Authentication
  • 4 - Improving the User Model
    • 4.0: Extending User Entity
    • 4.1: Run Migration
    • 4.2: Generating Seed Data
    • 4.3: Seeding the Database
    • 4.4: Adding User DTOs
    • 4.5: Adding Extension Method
    • 4.6: Adding User Service
    • 4.7: Adding Users Controller
  • 5 - Displaying Users on the Client
    • 5.0: Adding Components and Routing
    • 5.1: Dropdown Functionality
    • 5.2: Adding Router Guards
    • 5.3: Updating Interfaces
    • 5.4: Retrieving Users from the Database
    • 5.5: Add Member Cards
    • 5.6: Styling Member Cards
    • 5.7: Member Profile
    • 5.8: Adding Route Resolvers
    • 5.9: Layout and Styling Member Profiles
    • 5.10: Adding Photo Gallery
  • 6 - Handling Errors
    • 6.0: Handling Errors in the API
    • 6.1: Handling Errors in Angular
    • 6.2: Adding Alertify
    • 6.3: Using Alertify in Components
  • 7 - Editing Profiles and Uploading Photos
    • 7.0: Member Edit Component
    • 7.1: Profile Template
    • 7.2: Add CanDeactivate Guard
    • 7.3: Persisting Profile Changes
    • 7.4: Hosting Photos on Cloudinary
    • 7.5: Adding PhotoService
    • 7.6: Adding PhotosController
    • 7.7: Adding Photo Upload in Angular
    • 7.8: Setting Main Photo in the API
    • 7.9: Setting Main Photo in Angular
    • 7.10: Displaying Profile Photo in the NavBar
    • 7.11: Updating Profile Photo in NavBar
    • 7.12: Deleting Photos
  • 8 - Pagination, Sorting, and Filtering
    • 8.0: TimeAgo Pipe
    • 8.1: Adding an Action Filter to the API
    • 8.2: Paging in the API
    • 8.3: Paging in the Angular Project
    • 8.4: Filtering in the API
    • 8.5: Filtering in the Angular Project
    • 8.6: Sorting Users
  • 9 - Following Users
    • 9.0: Adding the Follow Entity
    • 9.1: Follow a User in API
    • 9.2: Retrieve Followees in API
    • 9.3: Following Functionality in Angular
    • 9.4: Displaying Followers in Followers Component
  • 10 - Messaging
    • 10.0: Adding Message Entity
    • 10.1: Add Service Method and DTOs
    • 10.2: Add Messages Controller
    • 10.3: Add Inbox and Outbox Service Methods
    • 10.4: Getting Message Threads/Conversations
    • 10.5: Building the Message Component in Angular
    • 10.6: Inbox / Outbox Template
    • 10.7: Adding Conversations to MemberDetailComponent
    • 10.8: Sending Messages
    • 10.9: Deleting Messages
    • 10.10: Marking Messages as Read
  • 11 - Appendix
    • 11.0: Wrap-up
    • 11.1: Configuring for Deployment
    • 11.2: Deploying to Azure
    • 11.3: References and Resources
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