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4/5/2019Released
1/31/2018- Creating and configuring the Angular project
- Creating forms with Angular
- Creating get and post routes in an ASP.NET Core controller
- Updating Angular service to post to API
- Persistence with Entity Framework
- Displaying and editing data in Angular with ASP.NET Core
- Navigating to different views in Angular
- Associations between entities with Angular and Entity Framework
- Setting up Identity Framework
Skill Level Intermediate
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- [Alexander] Hi, I'm Alexander Zanfir. In this course, we will learn how to develop a full stack application with Angular, ASP.NET Core 2.0, and focus on Entity Framework Core 2.0. Entity Framework is an object relational mapper, or ORM that allows developers to work wit relational data using domain specific objects. It eliminates the need for most of the data access code that developers usually need to write. The simple idea is that we create objects that will give us access to the data in our database.
Entity Framework doesn't care about what database you use. Although you should have some basic understanding of programming, Angular, and ASP.NET, we will build everything in our demo app from start to finish, so anyone can follow along and finish the course. We will begin this course directly with coding and learn how the front end and back end components such as ASP.NET Core work with Entity Framework Core and Angular. Now that you have an idea of what we'll be covering, let's get started.
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Introduction
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Welcome1m
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Using the exercise files1m 23s
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1. Infrastructure
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Demo application overview1m 50s
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2. Creating Forms with Angular
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Our first Angular component5m 24s
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New question layout8m 56s
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Angular service2m 47s
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3. Creating Get and Post Routes in an ASP.NET Core Controller
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Create a post route9m 16s
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Create a get route1m 22s
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4. Persistence with Entity Framework
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5. Displaying and Editing Data in Angular with ASP.NET Core
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6. Navigating to Different Views in Angular
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Add the Angular Router5m 33s
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7. Associations between Entities with Angular and Entity Framework
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Create a quiz in Angular3m 48s
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Post quiz to back end3m 38s
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Solution: Displaying quizzes8m 25s
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Loading questions from quiz2m 27s
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Solution: Quiz ID check2m 4s
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8. Authentication with Identify Framework and Tokens
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Set up Identity Framework13m 31s
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Register from Angular4m 26s
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Save token in the browser3m 39s
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Logging in6m 38s
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Logging out3m 23s
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9. Putting it All Together
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Quiz playlist4m 58s
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Quiz play component14m 31s
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Quiz score dialog6m 1s
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Final touches2m 49s
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Conclusion
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Next steps46s
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