SignalR The Complete Guide (with real world examples)

SignalR – The Complete Guide (with real world examples), available at $84.99, has an average rating of 4.67, with 67 lectures, based on 481 reviews, and has 3643 subscribers.

You will learn about SignalR Fundamentals SignalR .NET Client SignalR Identity User SignalR Groups Azure SignalR This course is ideal for individuals who are .NET developers curious about SignalR or Explore fundamentals and build projects with SignalR It is particularly useful for .NET developers curious about SignalR or Explore fundamentals and build projects with SignalR.

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Summary

Title: SignalR – The Complete Guide (with real world examples)

Price: $84.99

Average Rating: 4.67

Number of Lectures: 67

Number of Published Lectures: 66

Number of Curriculum Items: 67

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 66

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

SignalR Fundamentals

SignalR .NET Client

SignalR Identity User

SignalR Groups

Azure SignalR

Who Should Attend

.NET developers curious about SignalR

Explore fundamentals and build projects with SignalR

Target Audiences

.NET developers curious about SignalR

Explore fundamentals and build projects with SignalR

Typically in an application client initiates a request and server responds back, but what if server had to send a data without a request?

OR 

What if you want something on the web page to be automatically refreshed when new data is available?

OR

You want to learn how a typical chat application works?

SignalR is the answer to that! SignalR has been there since many years, but still it is a new domain to many .NET Developers.  SignalR is just a wrapper around the real time web protocols, but it is a great technology to achieve real time web communication. In this course we will walk you though the basics of what is SignalR and what problem it solves.

After that we will dive deeper in the fundamentals and build multiple projects using SignalR.

At the end of this course you will be confident to take what you learned and implement SignalR in your project! This is 100% hands on course, so lets get started!

My main focus is not to teach you some theory! My goal is always to teach you real world application and how you can practically use SignalR. The course is built using .NET 7! I always thrive to keep content up to date and if you have any questions, I will just be a question away 馃檪

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Welcome

Lecture 2: Demo

Lecture 3: Topics Covered

Lecture 4: Project Resources

Lecture 5: Typical HTTP Scenario

Lecture 6: Hubs in SignalR

Lecture 7: Typical Flow

Lecture 8: Create Project

Chapter 2: SignalR in Action

Lecture 1: Create Hub

Lecture 2: Create Hub Method

Lecture 3: Add Client Side Library for SignalR

Lecture 4: Modify Home View

Lecture 5: Configure SignalR Client Js

Lecture 6: SignalR In Action

Lecture 7: SignalR Hub Methods

Lecture 8: SignalR Flow Overview

Lecture 9: Transport Types

Lecture 10: SignalR Connections

Chapter 3: SignalR – More Projects

Lecture 1: Send vs Invoke

Lecture 2: Transport Type and Logging in SingalR

Lecture 3: Deathly Hallow Race Setup

Lecture 4: Deathly hallow

Lecture 5: Method to Update Race Count Spans

Lecture 6: Race in Action and Assignment 1

Lecture 7: Assignment 1 Solution

Chapter 4: Groups in SignalR

Lecture 1: Groups Overview

Lecture 2: What we will cover

Lecture 3: Setup Harry Potter House UI

Lecture 4: Setup House Hub

Lecture 5: Subscribe and Unsubscribe Button Listeners

Lecture 6: Subscribe Group in Action

Lecture 7: Fix Subscription Bug

Lecture 8: Assignment 2

Lecture 9: Subscribe Unsubscribe in Action

Lecture 10: Trigger Notifications

Chapter 5: SignalR – Notification Project

Lecture 1: Assignment 3 Overview

Lecture 2: Assignment 3 Solution – Notification Hub

Lecture 3: Assignment 3 Solution – Notification Client Setup

Lecture 4: Assignment 3 Solution – Notification In Action

Lecture 5: Assignment 3 Solution – Notification Load Messages

Chapter 6: SignalR – Basic Chat

Lecture 1: Seperating out Views

Lecture 2: Setup of Basic Chat Application UI

Lecture 3: Send Public Message

Lecture 4: Send Private Message

Lecture 5: Authorization in SignalR

Lecture 6: Seperating out Chat

Chapter 7: SignalR – Order Update Project

Lecture 1: Project Setup

Lecture 2: Order Datatable Updated

Chapter 8: SignalR Azure Service

Lecture 1: Create Azure SignalR Service

Lecture 2: Azure SignalR Overview

Lecture 3: azure signalr in action

Lecture 4: SignalR Client Events

Chapter 9: SignalR – Advanced Chat

Lecture 1: Rename and move basic chat

Lecture 2: API Endpoints for Chat Application

Lecture 3: Setup UI for Chat Application

Lecture 4: Setup Chat Action Method

Lecture 5: HubConnection Helper

Lecture 6: Notify User is online

Lecture 7: User Connection Error

Lecture 8: Disconnection Connection

Lecture 9: Add Chat Room

Lecture 10: Create Chat Room

Lecture 11: Delete Chat Room

Lecture 12: Send Public Message

Lecture 13: Send Private Message

Lecture 14: Advanced Chat

Instructors

Bhrugen Patel
Microsoft MVP | Passionate Software Architect

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 6 votes

2 stars: 4 votes

3 stars: 33 votes

4 stars: 137 votes

5 stars: 301 votes

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