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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  1. 1 - Intro and Setup

1.1: Setting Up Dev Environment

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Visual Studio Code

ASP.NET Core applications can be developed in Visual Studio, similarly to an MVC 5 project. However, to demonstrate the new addition of the CLI, we will use the Visual Studio Code text editor in this tutorial, although any text editor will suffice.

If you do not have it installed - download .

.NET Core SDK

If you do not have it installed, download the .

Check that it is installed correctly by typing this into your command line:

dotnet --info

This should return the information about the version of the SDK, the runtime environment, and the .NET Core version.

.NET Command Line Tools (2.1.4)

Product Information:
 Version:            2.1.4
 Commit SHA-1 hash:  5e8add2190

Runtime Environment:
 OS Name:     Windows
 OS Version:  10.0.16299
 OS Platform: Windows
 RID:         win10-x64
 Base Path:   C:\Program Files\dotnet\sdk\2.1.4\

Microsoft .NET Core Shared Framework Host

  Version  : 2.0.5
  Build    : 17373eb129b3b05aa18ece963f8795d65ef8ea54

SQL Server Management Studio

Postman

Install Extensions

These are optional, but highly recommended VS Code extensions for ASP.NET development.

There are many more extensions to explore based on your preferences or needs - but, these are the most essential.

If you encountered an error - you either installed it incorrectly, or it did not get added to your environment variables. See solution .

If you're working in Visual Studio, this is optional. If you are working on a Mac or Linux, or you don't want to install SQL Server Management Studio - try the .

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