C# 7 and .NET Core 2.0 Blueprints电子书

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Copyright and Credits

C# 7 and .NET Core 2.0 Blueprints

Dedication

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Contributors

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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Reviews

eBook Manager and Catalogue App

Setting up the project

Virtual Storage Spaces and extension methods

The DocumentEngine class

The ImportBooks form

Expression-bodied accessors, constructors, and finalizers

Populating the TreeView control

Local functions

Pattern matching

Finishing up the ImportBooks code

Throw expressions

Saving a selected book to a storage space

Main eBookManager form

Running the eBookManager application

Summary

Cricket Score Calculator and Tracker

Setting up the project

Object-oriented programming

Abstraction

Polymorphism

Compile-time polymorphism versus run-time polymorphism

Inheritance

Encapsulation

Encapsulation versus abstraction

Classes in Cricket Score Tracker

Abstract classes

Interfaces

Classes

Putting it all together

SOLID design principles

Single responsibility principle

Open/closed principle

Summary

Cross Platform .NET Core System Info Manager

Setting up the project on Windows

The project in detail

Climacons

The Startup.cs file

The InformationModel class

The InformationController class

The GetInfo view

Running the application on macOS

Setting up the app on Linux

Summary

Task Bug Logging ASP .NET Core MVC App

What are the benefits of using MongoDB?

Faster development with MongoDB

Career–enhancing skillset

MongoDB is ranked well in the industry

Setting up MongoDB on your local machine

Connecting your ASP.NET Core MVC application to MongoDB

Adding the NuGet package

Creating the MongoDbRepository class

Reading and writing data to MongoDB

Creating the interfaces and Work ItemService

Creating the view

Modifying the HomeController

Adding work items

Redirecting to the list of work items

Summary

ASP.NET SignalR Chat Application

Project layout

Setting up the project

Adding the SignalR libraries

Building the server

SignalR Hub subclass

Configuration changes

Creating a client

Included libraries

Naming section

Chat input

Conversation panel

Archive function

JavaScript functions

Solution overview

Showing and telling

Running the application

Getting the party started

Archiving the chat

Summary

Web Research Tool with Entity Framework Core

Entity Framework (EF) Core history

Enter Entity Framework

Code-First versus Model-First versus Database-First approach

Code-First approach

Model-First approach

Database-First approach

Developing a database design

Setting up the project

Installing the required packages

Entity Framework Core SQL Server

Entity Framework Core tools

Code generation design

Creating the models

Configuring the services

Creating the database

Seeding the database with test data

Creating the controller

Running the application

Deploying the application

Microsoft Azure App Service

Custom targets

FTP

Web Deploy

Web Deploy Package

File System

Folder

Import Profile

Summary

A Serverless Email Validation Azure Function

Beginning with serverless computing

Importance of serverless computing

Features of Azure Functions

Choice of languages

Pay-per-use pricing

Flexible development

What types of Azure Functions can I create?

Creating an Azure Function

Modifying the Azure Function code

Calling an Azure Function from an ASP.NET Core MVC application

Creating the login form

Hooking it all up

Summary

Twitter Clone Using OAuth

Using Tweetinvi

The ASP.NET Core MVC Twitter clone application

Creating your application on Twitter

Creating the ASP.NET Core MVC Application and adding the NuGet package

Let's code

Setting up the classes and settings

Creating the TweetItem class

Setting up the CSS

Adding the controllers

Creating views

Modifying HomeController

Creating the TwitterViewModel class

Creating the HomeTimeline view

Modifying the TwitterController class

Finishing up—the ComposeTweet view

Running the CoreTwitter application

Summary

Using Docker and ASP.NET Core

What is Docker?

Images and containers

Where does Docker run?

How Docker benefits web developers

Installing Docker on Windows 10 Pro

Understanding Docker

Running an ASP.NET Core application from Visual Studio 2017 inside Docker

Adding Docker support to an existing ASP.NET Core application

Using Docker Hub with GitHub

Summary

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