Okay, so we can call a method on the API of our ASP.NET site to send and receive messages to anybody that want’s to send and listen. Next we’ll cover SignalR as another way to get those messages to the client. I’d recommend starting with reviewing Microsoft’s high-level coverage of SignalR. All we’re going to […]
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Now that I have an API for my client to pull from I want to extend my chatter chat application to be able to hit it. Portions of this post were inspired by IAmTimCorey’s video on Background Jobs in ASP.NET Core. Other parts derive from the Microsoft documentation on Sytem.Threading.Timer I’m going to start by […]
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In the previous post I added the EntityFramework nugets to my Web API project and created a Sqlite db using the EntityFramework tools. Here I’m going to add in a Get and Post to my API and interface with the database. First I need to add the database context to my services in the API […]
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So far we’ve covered: Up next is adding an API for our app to talk to and store messages. This will be done with ASP.NET Core Web API, back-ended with a Sqlite database. I’ll start by adding a new ASP.NET Core Web API project to our existing application and call it “ChatterAPI” We’re going to […]
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