Blog — Richard Coffey

Mar 3

Mar 3 [1/6] Become a Full Stack .NET Developer: Saving Data

Before implementing saving of data from our form, we need to limit access to the add a gig form to logged in users only. This was done simply by adding a Data Annotation [Authorize] to the Create() method found in the GigsController. So any non-logged in users is automatically redirected to Login form when trying to add a gig.

Dec 13

Dec 13 [1/5] Become a Full Stack .NET Developer: Building a Form with Bootstrap

Richard

Technology

We begin this module by building a View to represent our form to add a gig. At this moment we will not concern ourselves with validation or saving data yet. We will be using Bootstrap (a CSS framework)to build the form elements.

Dec 13

Dec 13 [1/4] Become a Full Stack .NET Developer: Building a Model Using Code-first Workflow

Richard

Technology

After the pre-planning and visual mockup phase was over, we could now start the initial coding of our app's first iteration. For this project we will be using a code-first approach as popularized in recent versions of Entity Framework, that allows us to write the classes for our domain model first and automatically create a database from these, rather than creating a database first and fitting our classes to it.

Dec 12

Dec 12 [1/3] Become a Full-stack .NET Developer: Planning the First Iteration

Richard

Technology

We began this module by taking the primary and secondary use cases identified in the previous module and organizing them into our plan for Iteration 1 of the app on Visual Studio Online.

Dec 12

Dec 12 [1/2] Become a Full Stack .NET Developer: Extracting Core Use Cases from Requirements

Richard

Technology

Following on from the course introduction, the second module gave us the requirements document for the GigHub app.

Dec 11

Dec 11 [1/1] Become a Full Stack .NET Developer: Course Introduction

Richard

Technology

I plan to initially use this blog to document my learning experience as I go through a PluralSight course entitled "Become a Full-stack .NET Developer". In total this is an almost 15 hour course split into three major sections and several dozen individual modules. The course is instructed by Mosh Hamedani and is the most watched and highly reviewed course on PluralSight for 2016.

I'm a technology blogger and codemonkey from the North East of Ireland. I am using this blog to primarily document my learning of the Azure cloud and other Microsoft related technologies. Click here to review my CV (which is built using various Azure serverless technologies).