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Advanced Orchard

By Kevin Kuebler
Explores many of the core concepts used to extend the Orchard CMS by writing a custom module.
Course info
Rating
(172)
Level
Advanced
Updated
Apr 6, 2012
Duration
4h 12m
Table of contents
Introduction and Getting Started
Introduction 1m Orchard Review 1m Course Outline 2m Demo: Orchard Movies Preview - Part 1 2m Demo: Orchard Movies Preview - Part 2 3m Getting Setup for Orchard Development 1m Getting the Orchard Source Code 3m Exploring the Orchard Solution 2m Summary 1m
Creating a Module
Outline 1m Creating a Module 1m Generating a New Module 5m Exploring the Generated Project 2m Migrations 2m Creating a Migration 2m Defining the Movie Content Type 2m Running the First Migration 2m Updating the Movie Content Type 3m Creating a Movie Content Item 2m Customizing Part Settings 7m Summary 1m
Creating a Custom Content Part
Outline 2m Creating the Content Part Record 3m Creating the MoviePart 3m Migration for the MoviePart 4m Drivers 2m Creating the MoviePart Driver 6m Placing the Editor Template 3m Handlers 3m Creating the MovieHandler 3m Handling the Editor Post Method in the Driver 3m Displaying Part Shapes on the Front End 4m Introducing Taxonomies 3m Configuring the Genre Taxonomy Field 3m The FeatureEventHandler 4m Creating the Genre Taxonomy 3m Summary 2m
Non-Content Data and MVC in Orchard
Outline 3m Creating the Model for Actors 4m Creating a View Model for the MoviePart EditorTemplate 4m Adding UI for Editing the Actor List on a MoviePart 3m Creating a Movie Service for Saving the MoviePart with Actors 3m Saving Actors Using the Movie Service 2m Creating a Menu Section in the Orchard Dashboard 4m Creating an MVC Controller for Managing Actors in the Dashboard 4m Creating the Actors Index View 4m Adding a Route 4m Finishing the Actors Managment - CRUD 3m Actors CRUD Code - Part 1 6m Actors CRUD Code - Part 2 2m Adding Actors to the Front End 6m Summary 2m
Customizing Layout and Connecting to an External Service
Outline 1m Overview of Style Changes 4m Shape Placement Review 1m Overriding the Content Shape 4m Projector Overview 2m Projector Demo 3m Settings Overview 2m Settings Implementation 5m The TMDb API 2m Implementing Movie Lookup 5m Implementing Movie Import 6m Declaring Permissions 3m Enforcing Permissions 3m Summary 2m
Finishing Touches
Outline 1m Adding Tagline and Keywords 4m Adding the Tagline Shape 4m Adding an Alternate for the Tagline Shape 5m Refactoring the Actors List 2m Refactoring the Actors List - Part 2 3m Using ShapeResult to Implement Ajax Filter for Actors 5m Similar Movies Feature Overview 2m Indexing Movie Content Items 3m Indexing Keywords 3m Finding Similar Movies 5m Displaying Similar Movies 4m Viewing the Results of the Similar Movies Feature 2m Packaging a Module for the Orchard Gallery 3m Submitting a Module to the Orchard Gallery 4m Summary 4m
Description
Course info
Rating
(172)
Level
Advanced
Updated
Apr 6, 2012
Duration
4h 12m
Description

This course will show you how to build a custom Orchard module, from the initial creation of the module all the way through publishing it to the Orchard Gallery. Along the way we'll learn a lot of concepts and techniques for Orchard module development. The topic of our module will be Movies. By the end of the course, we'll be able to enter, edit and view Movie content items in Orchard. We'll also be able to enter Actors with a many-to-many relationship to movies. And we'll implement some advanced features like importing movies from an external service, and automatically displaying similar movies to the user based on a Lucene search.

About the author
Kevin Kuebler
About the author

Kevin Kuebler is a Senior Software Engineer for ViewRay, where he applies his software development expertise to the company's goal of changing the standard of care for cancer patients.

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