1. Platform Independent Full Stack Development
New Frontiers
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4. What’s On Deck? Quick Introduction to Our Toolset
Creating the Database Server
Defining Our Database Shape
Creating the Service Layer
Testing It!
VS Code vs. Visual Studio Community/Professional/Enterprise
Azure Data Studio vs. SQL Server Management Studio
Question Time

5. Our Toolset for Today 1. iTerm2 2. Docker w/ SQL Server 2017 Linux
2. Docker w/ SQL Server 2017 Linux
3. SQL Ops Studio Azure Data Studio
4. dotnet Command Line
5. Visual Studio Code
6. Postman

6. Creating the Database Server

7. Create a New Docker Volume
docker volume create --name sql_saturday_madison

8. Create a SQL Server Instance
sudo docker pull microsoft/mssql-server-linux:2017-latest docker run -e 'ACCEPT_EULA=Y' -e 'MSSQL_SA_PASSWORD=password123!' -p 1433:1433 -v sql_saturday_madison:/var/opt/mssql --name sql_saturday_madison -d microsoft/mssql-server-linux:2017-latest

9. Azure Data Studio

10. Creating the Database Shape

11. Create User and Database
CREATE LOGIN [Sql_Saturday_User] WITH PASSWORD = 'password123!'; GO CREATE DATABASE [Sql_Saturday]; USE [Sql_Saturday]; CREATE USER [Sql_Saturday_User] FOR LOGIN [Sql_Saturday_User]; EXEC sp_addrolemember 'db_owner’, Sql_Saturday_User';

12. Create the Song Table
CREATE TABLE dbo.Song ( SongId UNIQUEIDENTIFIER NOT NULL CONSTRAINT PK_Song PRIMARY KEY CLUSTERED, SongName VARCHAR(150) NOT NULL, Composer VARCHAR(150) NOT NULL ) ON [PRIMARY]; GO

13. Fill It
INSERT INTO dbo.Song (SongId, SongName, Composer) SELECT NEWID(), 'Two Step', 'Dave Matthews Band' UNION SELECT NEWID(), 'Crush', 'Dave Matthews Band' SELECT NEWID(), 'One Sweet World', 'Dave Matthews Band' SELECT NEWID(), 'All Along the Watchtower', 'Bob Dylan' SELECT NEWID(), 'Minarets', 'Dave Matthews Band' SELECT NEWID(), 'Why I Am', 'Dave Matthews Band' SELECT NEWID(), 'Warehouse', 'Dave Matthews Band' SELECT NEWID(), 'Grey Street', 'Dave Matthews Band'; GO

14. Create the Concert Table
CREATE TABLE dbo.Concert ( ConcertId UNIQUEIDENTIFIER NOT NULL CONSTRAINT PK_Concert PRIMARY KEY CLUSTERED, ConcertDate DATE NOT NULL, ConcertLocation VARCHAR(150) NOT NULL ) ON [PRIMARY]; GO

15. Fill It
INSERT INTO dbo.Concert (ConcertId, ConcertLocation, ConcertDate) SELECT NEWID(), 'Keybank Pavilion, Burgettstown, PA', ' ' UNION SELECT NEWID(), 'Alpine Valley Music Center, Elkhorn, WI', ' ' SELECT NEWID(), 'Alpine Valley Music Center, Elkhorn, WI', ' ' SELECT NEWID(), 'Riverbend Music Center, Cincinnati, OH', ' '; GO

16. dotnet Command Line

17. Create a New WebAPI Project
cd ./code mkdir new-frontiers cd ./new-frontiers dotnet new webapi --name NewFrontiers -o ./new-frontiers code .

18. Visual Studio Code

19. Coding in VS Code

20. Install Entity Framework Core
dotnet add package Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.SqlServer dotnet add package Microsoft.CodeAnalysis

21. Update Startup.cs
public void ConfigureServices(IServiceCollection services) { services.AddMvc().SetCompatibilityVersion(CompatibilityVersion.Version_2_1); var connectionString services.AddDbContext<ConcertDbContext>(options => options.UseSqlServer(connectionString)); }

22. Add a Song Model
public class Song { public Guid SongId {get;set;} public string SongName {get;set;} public string Composer {get;set;} }

23. Add a Concert Model
public class Concert { public Guid ConcertId {get;set;} public string ConcertLocation {get;set;} public DateTime ConcertDate {get;set;} }

24. Create Out DbContext
public class ConcertDbContext : DbContext { public ConcertDbContext(DbContextOptions<ConcertDbContext> options) :base (options) } public DbSet<Song> Songs {get;set;} public DbSet<Concert> Concerts {get;set;} protected override void OnModelCreating(ModelBuilder builder) builder.Entity<Song>(s => { s.ToTable("Song", "dbo"); s.HasKey(c => c.SongId); s.Property(sid => sid.SongId).ValueGeneratedOnAdd(); s.Property(c => c.Composer).IsRequired().HasMaxLength(150); s.Property(sn => sn.SongName).IsRequired().HasMaxLength(150); }); builder.Entity<Concert>(c => { c.ToTable("Concert", "dbo"); c.HasKey(cid => cid.ConcertId); c.Property(cid => cid.ConcertId).ValueGeneratedOnAdd(); c.Property(cl => cl.ConcertLocation).IsRequired().HasMaxLength(150); c.Property(cd => cd.ConcertDate).IsRequired().HasColumnType("date");

25. Add a Song Controller
[Route("api/[controller]")] [ApiController] public class SongController : Controller { private ConcertDbContext _context; public SongController(ConcertDbContext context) this._context = context; } [HttpGet("")] public async Task<ActionResult<IEnumerable<Song>>> GetAllSongs() var data = await this._context.Songs.ToListAsync(); return Ok(data); [HttpPost("")] public async Task<ActionResult<Song>> CreateSong(Song song) var result = await this._context.AddAsync(song); await this._context.SaveChangesAsync(); return song;

26. Add a Concert Controller
[Route("api/[controller]")] [ApiController] public class ConcertController : Controller { private ConcertDbContext _context; public ConcertController(ConcertDbContext context) this._context = context; } [HttpGet("")] public async Task<ActionResult<IEnumerable<Concert>>> GetAllConcert() var data = await this._context.Concerts.ToListAsync(); return Ok(data); [HttpPost("")] public async Task<ActionResult<Concert>> CreateConcert(Concert concert) var result = await this._context.AddAsync(concert); await this._context.SaveChangesAsync(); return concert;

27. Test It Out
dotnet run

28. Tool Comparisons

29. Visual Studio Code vs. Visual Studio
Cross-platform – versions available for Windows, Mac, and several flavors of Linux
Rich Plugin Environment
Lightweight Installation and Run Requirements
Limited Scaffolding Support Within IDE
No Integrated Test Runner (dotnet test only)
Visual Studio
Windows-only (Visual Studio for Mac does not provide a full experience)
Rich Plugin Environment
Heavyweight Installation and Run Requirements
Full Scaffolding Support Within IDE
Full Integrated Test Runner

30. Azure Data Studio vs. SQL Server Management Studio
Recently Out of Beta
Cross Platform – versions available for Windows, Mac, and several flavors of Linux
Limited Plugin Environment, but Install from Within the IDE
Still May Encounter Areas of Limited Functionality
Designed to be Cloud-first
SQL Server Management Studio
On Version 17 (Version 18 is currently in RC1)
Windows-only
Limited Plugin Environment (and most are 3rd Party Installations)
Fully Functional
Designed to be On-premise-first

31. Questions?

32. Who am I? Dan Mallott Twitter: @DanielMallott
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Principal for West Monroe Partners
In the industry since 2011
Primary experience with SQL Server, starting with SQL Server 2005
Also worked with Oracle, PostgreSQL, and Cassandra
Been both a DBA and a developer
Have a couple Microsoft certifications
DataStax Certified Professional