CoreWiki

A simple ASP.NET Core wiki that we are working on during live coding streams. It runs on Windows, Mac, Linux and Container. Core Wiki is an allusion to the Core App. This name was suggested by Shayne Boyer in the stream of the 27th/March. Initially this project is very basic and anyone who is learning ASP.NET Core 2.0 (Razor Pages) can use it to learn..

Jeff Fritz writes code live on video streams, and wants to give you a central place to ask questions, find samples, and links to projects and other materials referenced during the show.

Watch LIVE

Jeff currently presents on the following services. Choose the one that works for you:

Twitch
Mixer - [Not in use]

You can find his current schedule on both services, and if you follow or subscribe to the channel you will be notified when the stream begins.

Get the Music!

Our friend Carl Franklin from .NET Rocks has graciously allowed us to play some of his Music to Code By during the stream. Buy the music, or get a subscription with the mobile app at www.musictoflowby.com

Ask Questions

If you want to know more about something or want to see a demo of something specific, you can ask Jeff by opening an issue and adding the 'Question' label.

The list of currently outstanding questions is available. When questions are answered, they are closed and links are added to the wrap-up blog post for the stream they were answered in.

Guests

I enjoy having guests join me for some pair-programming, because we're always going to learn something new together.

Jeff's Setup

Jeff has written about how he has the hardware configured as well as the software to produce stream on his blog.

Jeff uses Posh-Git to make the Powershell prompt easier to navigate while working with Git repositories
When coding with a guest, Jeff and the guest use Visual Studio Live Share to work on code on screen at the same time.
Jeff uses a bunch of great Visual Studio extensions, and you can find that list on the WebTools repository.

Watch recordings

Archive of all shows from the stream can be found on Jeff's YouTube Fritz and Friends playlist. To facilitate we're putting down the last streams:

Date	Topic
March 27, 2018	From DevIntersection in Orlando, ASP.NET Core with guest Shayne Boyer
March 29, 2018	Back in Philly working on our new Wiki project - Start 00:52:50
April 5, 2018	Building a Wiki with ASP.NET Core - Updating to Bootstrap 4
April 10, 2018	Pair-programming with Jon Skeet, Handling Dates and Times
April 12, 2018	Pair-programming with YOU! Your .NET questions and pull-requests
April 14, 2018	Coding ASP.NET Core: Building a Wiki
April 19, 2018	Chill coding today.. good music, good code, and YOU!
May 3, 2018	Answering your questions, reviewing pull-requests, and May is for Macs continues!
May 5, 2018	ASP.NET Core, live interactions with SignalR, and YOUR pull requests
May 5, 2018	ASP.NET Core, live interactions with SignalR, and YOUR pull requests

1) Functionality that have already been implemented

HomePage - It's not a page or a feature. This is a default article that is presented as if it were the Home. When the user navigate to /Details, if topicName is not specified, the application redirect to default Article (HomePage)

Header Menu

Allows the users navigate to the Default article (HomePage). [Back to Home (CoreWiki)]
Allows the users navigate to LatestChanges articles feature.[LatestChanges]
Allows the users navigate to Create new article feature. [Create new article]
Allows the users navigate to All articles feature. [All]

Details

Allows the users see details of article.
Allows the users navigate to Edit feature. [Edit]
Allows the users navigate to the Default Article (HomePage). [Back to Home]
Allows the users see comments list
Allows the users add new comment[New Comment]

Create

Allows the users create a new article. When success, redirect the user to Details Feature. Otherwise, stay in the page and show error message. [Create]
Allows the users to navigate to the default article (HomePage). [Back to Home]

Edit

Allows the users change the article (Topic, Published and Content).
Allows the users navigate to the default article (HomePage). [Back to Home]

Delete

Allows the users delete the article (Topic, Published and Content).
Allows the users navigate to the default article (HomePage). [Back to Home]

LatestChanges

Allows the users see the last 10 articles. Ordered by Published Date.
Allows the users navigate to Edit feature. [Edit]
Allows the users navigate to Delete feature. [Delete]
Allows the users navigate to Details feature. [Detail]
Allows the users navigate to Create new article feature. [New article]
Allows the users navigate to the default article (HomePage).[Back to Home]

List All

Allows the users see ALL articles. Ordered by Topic.
Allows the users navigate to Edit feature. [Edit]
Allows the users navigate to Delete feature. [Delete]
Allows the users navigate to Details feature. [Detail]
Allows the users navigate to Create new article feature. [New article]
Allows the users navigate to the default article (HomePage).[Back to Home]
Allows the users navigate to Latest Changes feature. [Latest Changes]

search engine friendly URL's

[Description]

NotFound

Occurs, always which an page is not found.

Error

When an exception occur, o user is redirected to error page. [Not Simulated].

2) Topics covered in previous streams

Lessons - Visual Studio Live Sharing Extension

Visual Studio Community x Visual Studio Code
Visual Studio Community x Visual Studio Community

Lessons - GitHub

Lessons - Git Cli

Lessons - Nuget

Install Packages

Lessons - DOTNET Cli

Dotnet new globaljson --sdk-version 2.0.2

Lessons - ASP.NET Core

Lessons - Entity Framework Core

Lessons - UI

Bootstrap 4
- Cards

Lessons - Continuous Integration

AppVeyor
Docker file
TravisCI

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A simple ASP.NET Core wiki that we are working on during live coding streams

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