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• "DB apps with EF Core" - course enrollments 2019

It's a good idea for the time of the to have a workbench web browser. This will prevent you from messing your personal account on your default browser with ones which you'll have to use against your team work project. It's up to you which will be your preferable browser. We offer you with Firefox Developer Edition which is free and is quite powerful browser to use ;)

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Week 1 2019

• In class resources from -> here!

• Create GitHub account and repository

• Basic OOP recall workshop

  • cover Chapter 1. Welcome to Design Patterns form the book Head First Design Patterns
  • solution from -> here!
  • Kingdom Workshop implementation -> here!

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Week 2 2019

• Use AppHarbor for getting free SQL Server provider!
  • how to from -> here!
• Do some workshop - create initial Azure DevOps project
  • how to from -> here!
• Make it dirty
  • You might want to create simple web app and push it as Azure DevOps project
  • Also why not to get some SQL Server connection string from AppHarbor and do some registrations

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Week 3 2019

• Deploy your web app to Azure! Try do deploy some of your GitHub projects as 'lil warm up ;)
  • configure GitHub deployments option & find your app url
• Make it dirty: Team workshop
  • Add users to your Azure DevOps organization
    • Ensure only so called Project owner is performing the demo against his personal DevOps organization
    • Ensure all added team members are logged against Project owner personal DevOps organization
    • !!! All besides Project owner might need to use some other web browser as a workbench.
    • !!! Ensure added user is logged within two (2) hours or invitation link might get expired. Open invitation link on some workbench browser.
  • how to from -> here!

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Week 4 2019

• Speed up deployment time using publishing profile for Visual Studio
  • how to from -> here!

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Week 5 2019

• Teams first shows up
  • each team should show their project backlog items and describe what they will/should do
  • each team should describe their project sprint plans

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Week 5 2019

• Create my service:

  • https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/sendgrid-dotnet-how-to-send-email
  • 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

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Week 6 2019

• Create my service:

Workshop: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1_YJ7gW2Nblg24M1T_dmxEhRu0rbGS85GxiHq16PBE0k/edit?usp=sharing

• N/A

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Week 7 2019

• Back to basics on OOP and working with Entity Framework:

  WeatherFinderRepo!

  • Simple Chorap4e console application
    • Initialize Socks collection
    • Initialize Users collection
    • Add collections to database
    • List collection from database
  • Code could be found -> here!

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Week 8 2019

WeatherFinderRepo! - reworked and optimized

• One step further to job interview - show some Design Pattern and Clean Architecture skills:

  • Chorap4e workshop requirements:
    • Users should be CRUD-able
    • Socks should be CRUD-able
    • User password should be hashed
    • Listing socks collection should be visible only for logged users

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(BG) TEAM:

• Deivid Mladenov
• Lyuben Kikov