
ASP.NET Core Application Development
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This book guides you through the entire process of building, deploying, and managing cross-platform web apps with ASP.NET Core. You'll master Microsoft's revolutionary open source ASP.NET Core technology, and learn how to integrate the immense power of MVC, Docker, Azure Web Apps, Visual Studio, C#, JavaScript, and Entity Framework. Working alongside the fictitious development team at Alpine Ski House, you'll witness a four-sprint journey starting with a blank canvas. You'll see the team architect and design their software, adjust to user feedback, and move through builds, testing, deployment, maintenance, and refactoring.
Throughout, you'll discover how to deliver state-of-the-art software faster and more repeatably than ever before.
Three leading Microsoft MVPs show how to:
* Build great cross-platform apps using ASP.NET Core and open source frameworks
* Go beyond MVC to build a complete ASP.Net Core application
* Create builds on Day One and quickly deploy viable products
* Integrate Azure support to gain cloud scalability
* Run or develop cross-platform solutions on Linux
* Establish consistent development environments with Docker
* Access data with Entity Framework Core 1.0
* Generate HTML views with the updated Razor view engine
* Apply the new configuration system and structured logging
* Use identity to enforce security and provide rights
* Improve testability and maintainability with dependency injection
* Use and manage JavaScript in ASP.NET Core environments
* Choose and work with package managers to make life easier
* Use SASS to write maintainable, attractive CSS
* Make the most of tag helpers and other reusable components
* Test web apps efficiently using xUnit.net and Jasmine
* Design, organize, and refactor apps to smoothly accommodate change
Get all code samples, including complete apps, at: https://aka.ms/ASPCoreAppDev/downloads
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David Paquette, a four-time Microsoft MVP, is a software developer and independent consultant. He has extensive experience using .NET to build both web-based and Windows applications; deep software engineering knowledge, and a passion for quality user experiences.
Simon Timms is a multi-year Microsoft MVP, community builder, blogger, developer and independent consultant. His technological interests are varied and he enjoys everything from distributed systems to hot new JavaScript frame?works. He has a strong background in both development as well as operations, and so drives his teams crazy by being involved in everything from builds to development to server provisioning.
Content
Chapter 1 How We Got Here
Chapter 2 Influencers
Chapter 3 Models, Views, and Controllers
Chapter 4 Scoping the Project
Chapter 5 Builds
Chapter 6 Deployment
PART 2 SPRINT RETRO: A JOURNEY OF 1000 STEPS
Chapter 7 Building Web Applications with Microsoft Azure
Chapter 8 Cross-Platform
Chapter 9 Containers
Chapter 10 Entity Framework Core
Chapter 11 Razor Views
Chapter 12 Configuration and Logging
PART 3 SPRINT RETRO: THE BELLY OF THE BEAST
Chapter 13 Identity, Security, and Rights Management
Chapter 14 Dependency Injection
Chapter 15 Role of JavaScript
Chapter 16 Dependency Management
Chapter 17 Front End with Style
Chapter 18 Caching 281
PART 4 SPRINT RETRO: HOME STRETCH
Chapter 19 Reusable Components
Chapter 20 Testing
Chapter 21 Extensibility
Chapter 22 Internationalization
Chapter 23 Refactoring and Improving Code Quality
Chapter 24 Organizing the Code
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