Facebook Development with ASP.NET and Microsoft Azure
summary
A ready-made Visual Studio solution called Facebook Solution Framework wires ASP.NET Identity to Azure App Services (Web, Mobile, API, Logic) and a new C# library to handle login, Graph calls and publishing; it targets Facebook’s ~1.65 billion users and includes a sample site MS devs plus a web job that pulls Bing news every 6 hours. Access tokens persist with an optional 60-day extended access token. Publishing to user feeds or pages requires login review and a page access token; deployment scripts create Azure AD protection for the API.
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chapters (33)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:37A Little About Me
- 3:26THE MISSION
- 4:37Session Objectives And Takeaways
- 5:28Agenda
- 7:29Defining the Modern App
- 8:467 Steps to Getting Started
- 10:32Graph API Explorer
- 11:54Create a Facebook App
- 13:03Facebook Solution Framework (FSF)
- 17:24High Level Goal
- 18:24FSF Solution
- 25:50Data Flow Diagram
- 28:41Social Login Options
- 31:47Permissions
- 33:04MSDevz Sample Solution
- 35:22Access Tokens
- 37:05Login Review
- 41:02Azure Platform
- 41:56Azure App Services
- 43:12Membership and Authorization Options
- 43:30Advantages of ASP.NET Identity
- 43:50Schema Comparison
- 44:08Extending Profile Properties of ASP.NET Identity
- 45:03Azure Active Directory
- 45:59Azure WebJobs
- 47:25API App Concepts
- 48:21Swagger UI
- 49:32Create Custom Logic Apps
- 50:34FSF Sample Solution: MSDevz
- 51:04Microsoft Flow
- 53:19Tutorials, Videos
- 54:09Follow me on Twitter!
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