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Sam Basu gave a presentation on July 10-11, 2015 in Knoxville, TN about ASP.NET 5. The presentation covered the new modern web framework that is lean, cross-platform and optimized for the cloud. It discussed the new ASP.NET runtimes, command line tooling, and moving parts. It also provided an overview of what's new in ASP.NET MVC 6 and WebForms 4.6.
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- The presentation demonstrates new features of ASP.NET Core like TagHelpers for easier view rendering and the merger of MVC and Web API.
- It also discusses the open sourcing of .NET and tools like the .NET Command Line Interface.
Lap Around ASPNet Core - HDC
The document discusses ASP.NET Core, a redesigned web framework that is lean, cross-platform, and optimized for modern web applications. It provides an overview of ASP.NET Core and how it fits into the broader .NET ecosystem. Key points include that ASP.NET Core is open source, can build and run on any operating system, and includes improvements to MVC and Web API as well as new features like TagHelpers. The presentation takes questions at the end.
Free Your On-Premises Data
The document discusses exposing on-premises enterprise data to the cloud while keeping the data secure and in-house. It promotes using data connectors and services to allow enterprise data to be accessed from anywhere, on any platform, while addressing security and performance concerns. The presentation demonstrates how to connect cloud applications and services to on-premises data through backend services and data connectors.
Cloud Backend for Mobile Apps
This document discusses using cloud backends for mobile apps. It promotes Azure Mobile Services and Telerik Backend Services as options. Azure Mobile Services allows adding a cloud backend in minutes to reach users on any mobile platform and send push notifications at scale. Telerik Backend Services provides cloud-based RESTful services for storing relational data and files, sending cross-platform push notifications, and social authentication. Demos are presented on using Azure Mobile Services and Telerik Backend Services for backend functionality in mobile apps.
Kendo UI 101
This document discusses Kendo UI, a JavaScript framework for building interactive and mobile-friendly user interfaces. It notes that while many mature server-side technologies exist, modern browsers allow more to be done client-side. Kendo UI provides UI widgets, templates, and other features to build cross-platform applications using HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript. It works with technologies like jQuery and plays well with others. The document also briefly discusses different types of web and mobile developers and their perspectives before inviting the reader to learn more about Kendo UI.
Telerik AppBuilder 101
The document discusses hybrid mobile development using Telerik AppBuilder and Xamarin. Telerik AppBuilder allows developing cross-platform mobile apps using HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript that can be deployed natively to iOS and Android. It integrates simulators and live syncing. Apps can be published directly to app stores without needing a Mac. Xamarin allows developing cross-platform apps using C# that are compiled to native packages, maximizing code reuse. Both tools address the challenges of developing for multiple mobile platforms but require perfecting the user experience for each.
SignalR powered real-time x-plat mobile apps!
This document discusses enabling real-time functionality in mobile apps using SignalR.
It begins by introducing SignalR and how it provides an asynchronous and persistent connection between server and clients for bidirectional communication. It then discusses challenges with existing polling techniques and how SignalR abstracts away the network transport layer.
The document also covers SignalR platform support on both server and client sides, its APIs, and examples of how it has been used to power chat applications and games. It explores using SignalR with mobile clients via technologies like Telerik AppBuilder and Xamarin to build cross-platform hybrid mobile apps with real-time capabilities.
SignalR Powered X-Platform Real-Time Apps!
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A Lap around ASP.NET 5 - Codestock
- 1. July 10-11, 2015 | Knoxville TNJuly 10-11, 2015 | Knoxville TN A Lap around ASP.NET 5 Sam Basu | @samidip Developer Advocate | Telerik Major foodie – into gadgets, web, mobile
- 2. What’s on the plate Modern Web Framework. Lean & X-Platform. The Web should just work. Tooling that elevates Apps! “ ASP.NET vNext .NET Runtimes Command Line Tooling Moving Parts VS 2015 Templates What’s new in WebForms & MVC
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- 4. July 10-11, 2015 | Knoxville TN How did we get here? The Present …
- 5. July 10-11, 2015 | Knoxville TN The Fork in the Road
- 6. July 10-11, 2015 | Knoxville TN What exactly is Open Sourced?
- 7. July 10-11, 2015 | Knoxville TN Let’s talk ASP.NET Redesigned from ground up Lean .NET stack for modern web apps Optimized for On-premise or Cloud Modular components Open Source
- 8. July 10-11, 2015 | Knoxville TN ASP.NET Runtimes Full .NET CLR Entire API set | Just like today Core CLR Lean modular components | NuGet | Runtime deployed with app | Cloud optimized Cross-Platform CLR For Linux/OSX | Earlier dependence on Mono CLR
- 9. July 10-11, 2015 | Knoxville TN Demystifying the big ‘K’ KRE - Runtime Engine | DNX Bootstraps ASP.NET apps | Includes components | Side-by-side KVM – Version Manager | DNVM Gets KRE | Manages multiple versions KPM – Package Manager | DNU Manages dependencies | Install/Restore from NuGet K – Command Line Tooling Entry point to Runtime | K* to manage web servers/listeners
- 10. July 10-11, 2015 | Knoxville TN Let’s get a grip on the moving parts ..
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- 22. July 10-11, 2015 | Knoxville TN I like big Demos .. I cannot lie!
- 23. July 10-11, 2015 | Knoxville TN That’s it .. You’re moving my cheese!
- 24. July 10-11, 2015 | Knoxville TN Let’s talk ASP.NET MVC 6 Merger of MVC & Web API View Components TagHelpers Routing overhaul http://developer.telerik.com/featured/expect-expecting-mvc-6/
- 25. July 10-11, 2015 | Knoxville TN Let’s talk ASP.NET WebForms 4.6 HTTP 2 Async Model Binding Roslyn code DOM Compilation Legacy apps are just fine in .NET 4.6 http://www.dotnetcurry.com/showarticle.aspx?ID=1127
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- 29. July 10-11, 2015 | Knoxville TN Q/A Time! Thank You Very Much!