Getting Started with ASP.NET Core 2 SignalR
This light-weight, compact course will teach you what ASP.NET Core SignalR is, how it uses underlying real-time web techniques, how to get started using it, and how it's different from earlier versions.
What you'll learn
Real-time web functionality is almost a must when developing a web app nowadays. In this course, you will not only learn how the real-time web works, but also how to implement it using the greatest real-time web framework available. First, you will explore real-time web in general and about the low-level transports SignalR uses: WebSockets, Server Sent Events (SSE) and long polling. Next, you will learn about the SignalR concepts, and the ways SignalR uses the underlying transports to do Remote Prodecure Call (RPC) by utilizing Hubs. You'll also see what the differences are with earlier versions and what the challenges are when scaling out. Finally, you'll discover how to implement an example application step by step and you'll see how to deploy it to Azure. We're also taking a look at the security features. When you're done watching this course, you'll understand when SignalR is a good choice for problems you are tasked with solving.
Table of contents
- Introduction 1m
- Implementing a Hub 4m
- Configuring SignalR 1m
- Using Hubs in Your App 2m
- Context, Clients, and Groups 2m
- Authentication and Authorization 2m
- Implementing a Browser Client 4m
- Transport Negotiation 2m
- Implementing a .NET Client 2m
- Adding MessagePack Protocol 2m
- Deploying Your SignalR App 2m
- Syncing Clients Across Servers 2m
- Using the Azure SignalR Service 1m
- Summary 1m