Live coding 5th session – Authentication with ASP.NET Identity, OWIN, WebApi2 and AngularJS

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In this session we extended the api to only accept authorized requests and implemented authentication logic from the client. We used ASP.NET Identity for user account management and OWIN middleware for token authentication. The application now supports multiple users and in the next session we’ll implement support for 3rd party login providers such as facebook. Enjoy the video!

Live demo @ http://meetometer.azurewebsites.net/

Source code @ https://github.com/ajtowf/meetometer/

 

Until next time, have a nice day!

 

Keywords : VS2013, Azure, HTML5, JavaScript, AngularJS, jQuery Mobile, WebApi, EntityFramework, Authorization, Authentication, OWIN, Request Interceptor

Live coding 4th session – Implementing backend with WebApi2 and EF Code First

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Implemented the backend as a RESTful service using WebApi2 and persistent storage to a SQL database with Entity Framework Code First. In the next session I’ll implement support for multiple users and authentication with facebook.

Live demo @ http://meetometer.azurewebsites.net/

Source code @ https://github.com/ajtowf/meetometer/

 

POST SCREENCAST EDIT

Forgot to setup automatic upgrading on application startup since I was using the package manager console in the screencast to setup the database. I added the following piece of code in commit 8be3b31:

Database.SetInitializer(new MigrateDatabaseToLatestVersion<AppDbContext, Configuration>());

 

Until next time, have a nice day!

 

Keywords : VS2013, Azure, HTML5, JavaScript, AngularJS, jQuery Mobile, AmplifyJS, WebApi, EntityFramework

Live coding session 3rd sitting – Storing meetings

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Added some functionality to store meetings, everything still lives in the browser and local storage but now we have something meaningful to store and sync with the server that we’ll implement in the next session.

Live demo @ http://meetometer.azurewebsites.net/

Source code @ https://github.com/ajtowf/meetometer/

Until next time, have a nice day!

 

Keywords : VS2013, Azure, HTML5, JavaScript, AngularJS, jQuery Mobile, AmplifyJS

Live coding session 2nd sitting – Refactoring plain js to typescript

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Got some great feedback on my first screencast, which is awesome! I mentioned that I usually use typescript in my previous post and one viewer picked up on that and requested a screencast converting the app to use typescript. Excellent idea, so here it is! Once again I underestimated the time it would take though, my est. was ~20 minutes, it ended up taking 35 minutes. Speaking, thinking, motivating decisions and writning code just takes a bit longer than what I’m used to. ;-)

Live demo @ http://meetometer.azurewebsites.net/

Source code @ https://github.com/ajtowf/meetometer/

I’m thinking server side coding for the next sitting. Until then, have a nice day!

 

Keywords : VS2013, Azure, HTML5, JavaScript, AngularJS, jQuery Mobile, AmplifyJS

Live coding session – Developing an app prototype in less than an hour

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Got some alone time and decided to spend an hour on coding. I recorded my coding session, making this my first official screencast! The idea is to share my thoughts when I write code and perhaps get some constructive criticism / feedback. The task was to create an app to keep track of how much meetings cost for companies. I started from scratch and managed to get a prototype up and running in windows azure in ~50 minutes or so.

Live demo @ http://meetometer.azurewebsites.net/

Source code @ https://github.com/ajtowf/meetometer/

The video is unedited and shot in one take. I hadn’t approached the task more than giving it a thought the night before. With the result in hand I’m pretty satisfied with how it went. Sure I got some errors due to typos but that’s part of the day to day work for a developer. I also encounterd some bugs due to framework incompatibilies which I managed to tackle as well.

If I do a second sitting the roadmap is to implement a server side solution. Perhaps make it a multi-tenant site and store all meetings to get an overall cost per month for instance. Sounds like a plan? ;-)

Happy holidays!

 

Keywords : VS2013, Azure, HTML5, JavaScript, AngularJS, jQuery Mobile, AmplifyJS