Lessons:18Length:3.2 hours
I don't know about you, but I have gotten tired of the same old request/response architecture of HTTP and your typical websites. Yes, with the advent of Ajax and jQuery, we have been able to hide the fact that we are constantly creating connections and HTTP requests from our browser to the server. Well no more. With some very basic knowledge and a really awesome framework, you can now begin to create real-time web applications that use persistent connections. And I'm going to show you how.
1.Introduction
1.1Welcome01:10
1.1
Welcome
01:10
1.2Course Prerequisites01:46
1.2
Course Prerequisites
01:46
1.3What is SignalR?04:55
1.3
What is SignalR?
04:55
2.The Building Blocks of SignalR
2.1Overview10:22
2.1
Overview
10:22
2.2Guide to SignalR Hubs16:42
2.2
Guide to SignalR Hubs
16:42
2.3Connections and Groups16:11
2.3
Connections and Groups
16:11
2.4Hosting13:19
2.4
Hosting
13:19
2.5The Case of the Non-Existent Script File04:50
2.5
The Case of the Non-Existent Script File
04:50
3.It's Business Time
3.1What We Are Building03:47
3.1
What We Are Building
03:47
3.2Setting Up Our Project10:16
3.2
Setting Up Our Project
10:16
3.3Setting Up Entity Framework17:01
3.3
Setting Up Entity Framework
17:01
3.4Building Our Models31:08
3.4
Building Our Models
31:08
3.5Introducing The Engine09:38
3.5
Introducing The Engine
09:38
3.6Building The Hub06:35
3.6
Building The Hub
06:35
3.7Building The Client20:22
3.7
Building The Client
20:22
4.Final Tweaks
4.1A Tale of Two Auths11:04
4.1
A Tale of Two Auths
11:04
4.2Assigning Groups10:06
4.2
Assigning Groups
10:06
5.Conclusion
5.1Conclusion01:01
5.1
Conclusion
01:01
