Study .NET for Web

[Alex-Kozachenko]

The .NET is a large platform, and it's subset for a web-development is a big piece as well. Here I've got a large parts enlisted, which are making a .NET web-development, as I believe.

I won't include W3C stuff here, just for the sake of the scope.

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• [ ] Identity.NET
• [ ] EntityFrameworkCore
• [ ] Blazor
• [ ] SignalR

[Alex-Kozachenko]

SignalR

It's a library for a peer-to-peer communication. An ancestor of a WCF. Basically, it's just an implementation of some web-standards. So it's probably requires a lot of knowledge on w3c.

Prerequisites:

• [ ] WebSockets
• ?

Bonus:

• [ ] gRPC

[Alex-Kozachenko]

Blazor

It's a WebAssembly-based solution which is able to provide a client with a C# code on-demand.

Prerequisites:

• [ ] WebAssembly
• ?

[Alex-Kozachenko]

EF-Core

codemaze

• [ ] Entity Framework Core – Getting Started
• [ ] Configuring Nonrelational Properties in EF Core
• [ ] Migrations and Seeding Data with Entity Framework Core in ASP.NET Core
• [ ] Entity Framework Core Relationships – Convention, Data Annotations and Fluent API
• [ ] Querying the Database with EntityFrameworkCore in ASP.NET Core
• [ ] Modifying Database – Insert, Update and Delete with Entity Framework Core

[Alex-Kozachenko]

Identity

Sources:

• [ ] codemaze
• [ ] Identity x MinimalAPI