Before diving into the UI layout of each component, we should now spend some valuable time to revise our app's overall UI structure; it basically means that we'll add some HTML elements and also take the chance to apply or update some bootstrap default classes.
- Preface
- Getting Ready
- Two players, one goal
- A full-stack approach
- Single-Page Application
- A sample Single-Page Application project
- Preparing the workspace
- Looking around
- Getting to work
- References
- Suggested topics
- Summary
- Backend with .NET Core
- Frontend with Angular
- Navigation pattern
- Master/detail binding
- Adding additional lists
- Two-way data binding
- Client-side routing
- Full-Scale test
- Suggested topics
- Summary
- Data Model with Entity Framework Core
- Client-Server Interactions
- Style Sheets and UI Layout
- Forms and Data Validation
- Authentication and Authorization
- To auth, or not to auth
- Proprietary auth with .NET Core
- Updating the database
- Authentication methods
- Implementing JWT authentication
- Enforcing authorization
- Suggested topics
- Summary
- Advanced Topics
- Token expiration and refresh tokens
- New user registration
- Third-party authentication
- Suggested topics
- Summary
- Finalization and Deployment
- Switching to SQL Server
- Publishing our native web application
- Configuring the web server and IIS
- Firing up the engine
- Suggested topics
- Summary
Revising the UI structure
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