(back) ASP.NET Core and SignalR (back)

• 1.Introduction
• 01.Why SignalR
• 02.What you should know
• 2.SignalR Overview
• 03.What is SignalR
• 04.SignalR vs. WebSockets vs. WebRTC
• 05.SignalR and ASP.NET Core
• 06.How SignalR works
• 07.Changes from SignalR 2.2
• 3.Basic Chat Features
• 08.Example app overview
• 09.Create an ASP.NET Core project
• 10.Add a SignalR hub
• 11.Build the JavaScript client
• 12.Handle hub connection events
• 13.Handle client connection events
• 14.SignalR and CORS
• 4.Groups and Persistence
• 15.How groups work in SignalR
• 16.Add connections to groups
• 17.Send commands from the client
• 18.Add persistence to SignalR
• 5.Users and Security
• 19.Users and authentication
• 20.Add cookie authentication
• 21.Add a dashboard view
• 22.Use a hub from other classes
• 6.Conclusion
• 23.Next steps
• Exercise Files

2.SignalR Overview

• 03.What is SignalR
• 04.SignalR vs. WebSockets vs. WebRTC
• 05.SignalR and ASP.NET Core
• 06.How SignalR works
• 07.Changes from SignalR 2.2

3.Basic Chat Features

• 08.Example app overview
• 09.Create an ASP.NET Core project
• 10.Add a SignalR hub
• 11.Build the JavaScript client
• 12.Handle hub connection events
• 13.Handle client connection events
• 14.SignalR and CORS

4.Groups and Persistence

• 15.How groups work in SignalR
• 16.Add connections to groups
• 17.Send commands from the client
• 18.Add persistence to SignalR

5.Users and Security

• 19.Users and authentication
• 20.Add cookie authentication
• 21.Add a dashboard view
• 22.Use a hub from other classes

6.Conclusion

• 23.Next steps

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