Run the appropriate SDK installer for your platform in the dotnet-sdk-2.0.0 folder
Download and run SDK installer for your platform:
If you're using Windows, you'll want to install Visual Studio 2017 15.4. You can install multiple versions of Visual Studio 2017 side by side, so you won't need to modify your existing Visual Studio 2017 install if you don't want. The Community edition is free to install and is suitable to complete this workshop.
Since conference WiFi can be a little slow, we'll try to have some USB sticks with offline installers.
- Run vs_community.exe in VS2017.4\Community folder
- Select only the following workloads:
.NET desktop developmentASP.NET and web developmentAzure development.NET Core cross-platform development
- Download the installer from the button on the left of this page: https://www.visualstudio.com
- Select only the following workloads:
.NET desktop developmentASP.NET and web developmentAzure development.NET Core cross-platform development
Run the appropriate installer for your platform in the VSCode folder
Install Visual Studio Code from http://code.visualstudio.com.
In this workshop, you'll learn by building a full-featured ASP.NET Core application from scratch. We'll start from File/ New and build up to an API back-end application, a web front-end application, and a common library for shared data transfer objects using .NET Standard.
| Session | Topics |
|---|---|
| Session #1 | Get bits installed, build the back-end application with basic EF model |
| Session #2 | Build out back-end, extract EF model |
| Session #3 | Add front-end, render agenda, set up front-end models |
| Session #4 | Add authentication, add admin policy, allow editing sessions, users can sign-in with Twitter and Google, custom auth tag helper |
| Session #5 | Add user association and personal agenda |
| Session #6 | Deployment, Azure and other production environments, configuring environments, diagnostics |
| Session #7 | Challenges |