Extending ASP.NET Core 6

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Peter Shaw

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1. Course Overview

1. Course Overview.mp4

01:37

02. Methods of Extension

01. Course Introduction.mp4

00:41

02. Why ASP.NET.mp4

01:34

03. Why Extend ASP.NET.mp4

03:25

04. Methods of Extension.mp4

02:15

05. Methods We Will Look At.mp4

01:52

06. Middleware.mp4

01:57

07. Model Binding.mp4

01:50

08. View Engines.mp4

01:31

09. Action Filters.mp4

01:18

10. Tag Helpers.mp4

01:27

11. Summary.mp4

00:37

03. Extending Using Middleware

01. Module Overview.mp4

00:36

02. What Is Middleware.mp4

03:22

03. Middleware Methods.mp4

01:37

04. The Run Method.mp4

03:22

05. Demo - Creating Pipelines from Scratch, app.run.mp4

07:31

06. Demo - app.Use.mp4

08:49

07. Demo - app.Map.mp4

04:36

08. Secondary Methods.mp4

02:35

09. Demo - app.UseWhen.mp4

05:15

10. Demo - app.MapWhen.mp4

04:13

11. Middleware Provided by ASP.NET.mp4

03:00

12. External Middleware Class.mp4

02:02

13. Demo - Full End-to-end Example.mp4

08:13

14. Demo - Full End-to-end Example (cont.).mp4

10:09

15. Module Summary.mp4

00:40

04. Extending Using Model BinderValidation

01. Module Overview.mp4

00:50

02. What Is a Model Binder.mp4

01:37

03. The Model Binder Class.mp4

01:08

04. Demo - Create a Simple Model Binder.mp4

04:58

05. Demo - Create a Simple Model Binder (cont.).mp4

08:42

06. Demo - Using RESTer.mp4

06:30

07. Model Binder Class Scenarios.mp4

02:14

08. Using a Validation Attribute.mp4

01:20

09. Demo - How to Use Validation Attributes.mp4

12:35

10. Using an Input Formatter.mp4

02:07

11. Demo - How to Use an Input Formatter.mp4

14:06

12. Module Summary.mp4

00:43

5. Extending Using a Custom View Engine

1. Module Overview.mp4

00:30

2. What Is a View Engine.mp4

02:17

3. How Does a View Engine Work.mp4

03:59

4. Demo - IView Class and View Engines (pt. 1).mp4

05:19

5. Demo - IView Class and View Engines (pt. 2).mp4

08:29

6. Demo - IView Class and View Engines (pt. 3).mp4

08:30

7. Demo - Finishing up the IView Class.mp4

05:28

8. Module Summary.mp4

00:29

06. Extending Using a Custom Action Filter

01. Module Overview.mp4

00:31

02. What Is an Action Filter.mp4

04:40

03. The Different Action Types.mp4

01:38

04. Authorization Filters.mp4

01:38

05. Resource Filters.mp4

00:57

06. Action Filters.mp4

00:50

07. Result Filters.mp4

01:09

08. Exception Filters.mp4

01:29

09. How Do We Use an Action Filter.mp4

03:38

10. Demo - Action Filters (pt. 1).mp4

02:11

11. Demo - Action Filters (pt. 2).mp4

05:27

12. Demo - Action Filters (pt. 3).mp4

06:00

13. Demo - Action Filters (pt. 4).mp4

05:20

14. Module Summary.mp4

00:37

7. Extending Using Tag Helpers

1. Module Overview.mp4

00:28

2. What Is a Tag Helper.mp4

03:58

3. Tag Helpers vs. HTML Helpers.mp4

01:37

4. Code Demo pt1.mp4

03:15

5. Code Demo pt2.mp4

07:45

6. Code Demo pt3.mp4

05:17

7. Code Demo pt4.mp4

05:35

8. Module Summary.mp4

00:27

Description

Learn how to extend the kestrel web-server in a number of different ways for custom web scenarios.

What You'll Learn?

The kestrel web server built into ASP.NET can be extended in a number of different ways, and for a number of different reasons. In this course, Extending ASP.NET Core 6, you will learn how in general for 99% of the use cases extending things is usually not needed; that remaining 1% however usually necessitates creating a small amount of code connected to one of the many extension points available in the ASP.NET 6 and Kestrel runtime. First, you will discover how to create a middleware module. Then, you will explore the steps to annotate and validate custom models and binders. Finally, you will break down how to use a custom action folder as well as various tag helpers. When you finish with this course, you will know how to extend the kestrel web-server in a number of different ways for custom web scenarios.

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Peter will openly admit to being a typical geek. He's been known to say, "If it's shiny, electrical and has blinking lights on it, then it attracts me like a magpie to jewelry." He has been doing I.T. in one form or another for the best part of 30 years. Peter writes software, creates artwork, produces 3D models and many other things. He is the UK & Europe group manager for one of the largest .NET user groups (Lidnug) on the internet. Most importantly, he gets to do what he loves for a living: write software. He has been able to live his dream since the days of MS-DOS, and he's been around I.T long enough to even remember the Adlib sound card. He currently owns and operates his own consultancy, "Digital Solutions UK."

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