Workshop: From databases to Web + Desktop + Mobile applications one day

Description:
We will start from a database with two tables: Department and Employees. A Department may have more Employees, an Employee is part of a Department.
The applications we will be doing (Web, Desktop, Android) will contain editing and viewing of Employees and Departments.

What will be the outcome:
1. Web / Android / Windows applications themselves.
2. A way to develop applications for any platform (Internet / Desktop / Mobile)
3. A list of links by which you can learn programming on the Web / Desktop / Mobile.
4. After the workshop: An hour of free consulting about building an application.

What you need
1. Preinstalled Windows Laptop (we will send you the list of software you need to install)
2. One-day of work

Workshop content
1. 8:30 am: The arrival of the participants. Solve possible installation problems.
2. Time 9: .NET Core Console Applications for Department Editing. Classes, Sql.
3. Time 10: .NET Core REST Web API Applications for Editing Department
4. 11:15: Basic Angular Tutorial
5. Time 15: Angular Tutorial to access the REST Web API
6. Time 13: Lunch break
7. Time 14:30: Editing the Angular Department
8. Time 16: Editing the Angular Employee
9. Time 17: Generate Mobile, Web, Desktop, and Deployment
10. Time 18: Questions
Date: June 30, 2018, 9: 00-19: 00

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Who is addressed to

This tutorial is aimed to C# programmers with at least 6 months experience. Also , they should  have at least 6 months experience with HTML / CSS / Javascript . This will help them how to build applications with the .NET Core framework and a front end framework ( Angular)

The class will be taken by Andrei Ignat, former C# MVP for 6 years, https://forums.asp.net moderator and OpenSource contributor( you can find his AspNetCoreImageTagHelper mentioned on https://github.com/aspnet/Mvc ). More details at his blog at http://msprogrammer.serviciipeweb.ro .

What it contains

Day 1: Angular 8 introduction

1. What you need

2. Angular component

3. TypeScript basics

4. Observables

5. HTTP

6. Routing

Day 2: .NET Core WebAPI introduction

1. What you need

2. WebAPI basics

3. Documentation ( swagger / open API )

4. SignalR with Observables

5. Generating from Database

6. Testing

Day 3 : Creating Web / Desktop / Mobile Application

1. What you need

2. Gluing Day 2 and Day 3

3. Web Application with .NET Core and Angular

4. Desktop Application with .NET Core and Electron

5. Mobile Application with Cordova

What to expect

After completing this course, you will be able to create Web/Desktop/Mobile application by applying the structure described above

Who is addressed to

This tutorial is aimed to C# programmers with at least 6 months experience. Also , they should  have at least 6 months experience with HTML / CSS / Javascript .. This will help them to understand ASP.NET Core foundations and how to build applications with the .NET Core framework

The class will be taken by Andrei Ignat, former C# MVP for 6 years, https://forums.asp.net moderator and OpenSource contributor( you can find his AspNetCoreImageTagHelper mentioned on https://github.com/aspnet/Mvc ). More details at his blog at http://msprogrammer.serviciipeweb.ro .

What it contains

Day 1. ASP.NET Core Basics

MVC – model , view , controller.

• Views, Areas, Layout.
• ViewBag, Controller, Action
• Model
• Model binding
• generate from database ( EF)

Transmitting data from

• action to action
• view to action
• action to view
• view to view

Day 2. Intermediate WebAPI

WebApi

• Creation,
• Formatters ( XML, Json, others)
• Filters ( logging time, validation)
• Caching

Practical WebAPI

• Ajax with WebAPI
• Knockout with WebAPi

Day 3 Advanced .NET Core

Dependency injection

• logging
• action

Middleware – slug routing

Angular with .NET Core

Testing

What to expect

After completing this course, you will be able to:

a.  Understand how to create a new application with ASP.NET Core

b. Know how to use the intermediat features of ASP.NET Core

c. Understand how to make an modern application with Angular on frontend and .NET Core on backend

For anyone interested I propose a class on Design Patterns and their practical use in .NET Core / .NET Framework.

The tutorial  will take 2  days . After that, you will have a practical knowledge about some of Design Patterns and their practical use in any framework construction.

The design patterns shown will be:

1. Visitor
2. Strategy
3. Singleton
4. Factory
5. Façade
6. Dependency injection
7. Decorator
8. Chain of responsibility
9. Prototype
10. Iterator
11. Builder
12. Adapter

Every design pattern will have:

1. Explanation of the design pattern
2. Demo about their use in .NET Core / .NET Framework
3. Code to show their use
4. A practical exercise for the participants

For more details , please see my skype contact above