Building a Site with Bootstrap, AngularJS, ASP.NET, EF and Azure

By Shawn Wildermuth
Building a new website doesn't need to be that difficult. In this course we will walk you through building a site from scratch to deployment.
Course info
Rating
(2276)
Level
Intermediate
Updated
Jul 31, 2013
Duration
6h 29m
Table of contents
Course Introduction
Course Introduction 3m
Starting Off
Introduction 1m Bootstrap Templates 9m Visual Studio Requirements 2m Creating the Project 1m MVC in A Nutshell 6m Copying Template into Project 4m Using LESS 3m Creating The Layout (Master Page) 5m Fixing The Layout 3m Using Web Essentials 4m Summary 1m
Creating Content
Introduction 1m Creating The View 6m Using Forms 5m Unobtrusive Validation 7m Using A Service 6m Dependency Injection 8m Routes, Views and Links 5m Authentication and Authorization 6m Summary 1m
Prototyping the UI
Introduction 1m Bootstrap Layout Basics 5m Zen Coding 8m Designing The Topics 11m Designing The Replies 3m Analyzing The Prototype 3m Summary 3m
Building The Data Model
Introduction 1m The Model Classes 7m The Context 4m Creating The Repository 4m Implementing The Repository 6m Using The Repository 6m Advanced Context Configuration 9m Summary 2m
Building the API
Introduction 1m Your First API Controller 6m Ninject and Web API 2m Formatters 6m Preparing The Repository for Inserts 4m Inserting A Topic Via The API 8m Assocations 7m Inserting A Reply 3m Using Query Parameters 3m Summary 1m
AngularJS Basics
Introducing AngularJS 1m AngularJS and ASP.NET MVC 6m Your First Controller 6m Data Binding 5m Retrieving Data from The API 5m More Data Binding 5m Using Filters 2m Summary 1m
Deeper Into AngularJS
Introduction 1m AngularJS Routing 9m Creating More Views 4m AngularJS Validation 7m Saving Data to The API 5m Creating an AngularJS Service 9m Using The Service 9m More Routing 7m Creating The Last Controller 9m Saving Replies to The API 5m AngularJS and Minification 4m Summary 1m
Unit Testing
Introduction 1m Adding A Test Project 5m Testing ASP.NET Web API Code 11m Testing JavaScript Code 8m Testing AngularJS Code 6m Testing $http Calls 6m Testing AngularJS Controllers 4m Running Unit Tests Via The Command-line 3m Summary 2m
Deploying to Azure
Introduction 1m Create the Web Site 6m Configure the Web Site 4m Uploading the Code 2m Creating the SQL Database 5m Using a Domain 7m Scaling Your Site 2m Monitoring and Debugging 5m Managing the Azure SQL Database 6m Azure Web Sites and Source Control 3m Summary 2m
Description
Course info
Rating
(2276)
Level
Intermediate
Updated
Jul 31, 2013
Duration
6h 29m
Description

Sometimes you just need to get a site up and running fast. Whether it be a blog, an event site, a wedding announcement or a new business idea. Getting a website working should be a quick and easy task for a developer. This course uses a variety of technologies including ASP.NET MVC, Web API, Entity Framework, Bootstrap, AngularjS and Azure Websites to build and deploy a website.

About the author
Shawn Wildermuth
About the author

Shawn Wildermuth has been tinkering with computers and software since he got a Vic-20 back in the early '80s. As a Microsoft MVP since 2002, he's also involved with Microsoft as an ASP.NET Insider and ClientDev Insider.

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