.NET Core 2.0 By Example电子书

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.NET Core 2.0 By Example

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About the authors

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Preface

Who this book is for

What this book covers

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Conventions used

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Getting Started

Downloading required tools for Windows and Linux

Downloads for Windows

Downloads for Linux

Installing .NET Core 2.0 and tools (Windows)

Installing Visual Studio 2017 version 15.3

Installing Visual Studio Code

Setting up an Ubuntu Linux VM

Ubuntu setup using Hyper-V

Installing .NET Core 2.0 and tools (Linux)

Creating simple running code

Creating an application in Windows through Visual Studio 2017 version 15.3

Creating application in Windows through Visual Studio Code

F# primer

F# keywords

Comments

Data types

Variable declaration

Operators

Arithmetic operators

Comparison operators

Boolean operators

Bitwise operators

Decision-making statements

if statements

Loop statements

F# functions

Calling a function

File sequence

Basic input/output syntax

Summary

Native Libraries in .NET Core

Introduction to ncurses

Interop with existing native and Mono libraries

Platform Invoke (P/Invoke)

DLLImport attribute

Interop with existing native libraries with example

When not to use P/Invoke

Building a sample native library (C++)

A sample application to implement new library and ncurses

Summary

Building Our First .NET Core Game – Tic-Tac-Toe

Anatomy of an ASP.NET Core 2.0 application

Tic-Tac-Toe

Requirement specifications

Designing the game

SignalR

SignalR transport mechanisms

SignalR Core

Solution

Project setup

Coding the game

Game demo

Summary

Let's Chat Web Application

Let's Chat web app requirement specifications

Let's Chat web app – high-level design

Project setup

Authentication

Windows authentication

Forms authentication

Token-based authentication

Authorization

Simple authorization

Role-based authorization

Claims-based authorization

Middleware

Dependency Injection

How do you write custom middleware?

Configuration

Logging

Summary

Developing the Let's Chat Web Application

ASP.NET Core 2.0 fundamentals

Quick lap around MVC

Routing

Model binding

Validation

Filters

Controllers

Error handling

Implementing authentication through Facebook

Summary

Testing and Deploying – The Let's Chat Web Application

Chat hub module

Razor primer

Tag Helpers

Views

Razor pages

Coding the Chat hub module

Testing overview

Unit testing

Testing using xUnit

Live Unit Testing

Introduction to containers

Docker

Bot 101

Summary

To the Cloud

Introduction to the cloud

Types of cloud

Getting started with Azure

Creating a VM in Azure

Automating using PowerShell

Publishing a web app in Azure

Azure App Services

Publishing the web app

Publishing profiles

App Service features

DEPLOYMENT

SETTINGS

DEVELOPMENT TOOLS

API

MONITORING

SUPPORT + TROUBLESHOOTING

Cloud storage

Summary

Movie Booking Web App

Introducing Entity Framework

Presenting Entity Framework Core

Getting started with Entity Framework Core

Movie booking app requirements

Designing the movie booking app

Coding the movie booking app

Deploying the movie booking app

Monitoring the movie booking app

Application Insights

Summary

Microservices with .NET Core

Introduction to microservices

A traditional service

Microservices

Handy things to know

General tips

Performance tips

Azure tips

Introducing Blazor

What's coming in .NET Core 2.1

Summary

Functional Programming with F#

Introduction to functional programming

Functional programming features

Higher-order functions (HOF)

Purity

Recursion

Currying

Closure

Function composition

Introduction to F#

Basics of classes

Constructor of a class

A let and do binding

Generic type parameters

Properties

Static and instance properties

Abstract properties

Inheritance and casts

Virtual methods and overrides

Constructors and inheritance

Functions and lambda expressions

Handling data – tuples, lists, record types, and data manipulation

List

Record type

Object-oriented programming in F#

Exception handling

Data access layer with F#

CSV, HTML, JSON, and XML data

Providers

Data access tools

SQL data access

Web data access

Querying SQL vNext with F#

Summary

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