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You're reading from C# 8 and .NET Core 3 Projects Using Azure Build professional desktop, mobile, and web applications that meet modern software requirements

Product type Paperback

Published in Dec 2019

Publisher

ISBN-13 9781789612080

Length 528 pages

Edition 2nd Edition

Languages

Tools

.NET

Concepts

Web Programming

Authors (3):

Jas Rademeyer

Dirk Strauss

Paul Michaels

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Table of Contents (13) Chapters

Preface

1. Ebook Manager and Catalogue App - .NET Core for Desktop FREE CHAPTER

2. Task Bug Logging ASP.NET Core MVC App Using Cosmos DB

3. ASP.NET Azure SignalR Chat Application

4. Web Research Tool with Entity Framework Core

5. Building a Twitter Automated Campaign Manager Using Azure Logic Apps and Functions

6. Stock Checker Using Identity Server and OAuth 2

7. Building a Photo Storage App Using a Windows Service and Azure Storage

8. A Load-Balanced Order Processing Microservice Using Docker and Azure Kubernetes Service

9. Emotion Detector Mobile App - Using Xamarin Forms and Azure Cognitive Services

10. Eliza for the 21st Century - UWP and the MS Bot Framework

11. WebAssembly

12. Other Books You May Enjoy

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Why WebAssembly

As it currently stands, you can write JavaScript, and it will run quite happily in any browser. Given that you're reading a book on C#, you'll be (at least vaguely) familiar with the JavaScript syntax. In this section, I'll try to outline the reasons why you may choose to use WebAssembly over the possible alternatives.

Due to the nature of this comparison, it inevitably contains some opinion. For example, I'm about to extol the virtues of statically typed languages over dynamic ones. If you know and are happy with using JavaScript, you may wish to skip the sections that don't interest you.

Reason one – statically typed

One of my personal gripes with JavaScript is that it&apos...

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Authors (3)

Michaels

Paul Michaels is a Lead Developer with over 20 years experience. He likes programming, playing with new technology and solving problems. When hes not working, you can find him cycling or walking around The Peak District, playing table tennis, or trying to cook for his wife and two children. You can follow him on twitter at @paul_michaels, or find him on LinkedIn by searching for pcmichaels. He also writes a blog for which the link is available on both his LinkedIn and Twitter profiles.

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Rademeyer

Jas Rademeyer has been a part of the IT industry for over 15 years, focusing on the software side of things for most of his career. With a degree in information science, specializing in multimedia, he has been involved in all facets of development, ranging from architecture and solution design to user experience and training. He is currently plying his trade as a technical solutions manager, where he manages development teams on various projects in the Microsoft space. A family man and a musician at heart, he spends his free time with his wife and two kids and serves in the worship band at church.

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Strauss

Dirk Strauss is a full-stack developer with Embrace. He enjoys learning and sharing what he learns with others. Dirk has published books on C# for Packt as well as ebooks for Syncfusion. In his spare time, he relaxes by playing guitar and trying to learn Jimi Hendrix licks. You can find him at @DirkStrauss on Twitter.

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