Sometimes it can be difficult to find your "Google My Business" information if you don't know the URL. You will need your Google account that is linked to your My Business account.

Have you ever created a Git repository and then later realised you created it in the wrong level of the folder structure.

Until now, I have dropped the repo and started again but the problem with that is loss of change history.

I show you how to change the folder level of your Git repository without losing any history. In fact, the history that is added as a result of this process is indicative of the changes you made.

I show you by using Wordpress as an example. Instead of just storing the Wordpress theme in the repository, I want to go higher up the folder structure and include the plugins and uploads too.

But this process can be applied to any folder structure. And it's so easy.

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I go through the Wordpress REST API, Javascript, HTML and CSS I used in order to make a very effective treasure hunt application.

00:45 - Introduction and description of the project

02:55 - Wordpress REST API

05:16 - Wordpress Custom Post Type

06:45 - Setting up the environment

07:13 - Let's code

27:50 - The finished product

Steven is a web designer in Brisbane, Australia and curator of http://www.webdesignwith.net. You can commission him for web development work via his website at https://www.woolston.com.au.

This video describes the changes that I made to my development and deployment pipeline. I wanted to move away from Visual Studio because it was becoming too difficult to manage. So I decided to migrate to Visual Studio Code and incorporate my grunt deployment pipeline.

02:00 - Justification for making this change

03:10 - Using VS Code and XAMPP

04:30 - Justification for Grunt.js

05:30 - Description of files in the VS Code folder

06:20 - Overview of gruntfile.js

08:00 - Set up Apache

09:30 - Setup Wordpress locally on Apache/MySQL

10:35 - Gruntfile configuration related to folder structure

12:15 - Installing NPM packages from batch file

16:40 - Setup new Wordpress theme and deploy files using Grunt

22:40 - Deploying Grunt manually

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This video is a description of how to bundle your assets in your Visual Studio projects. We talk about the difference between plain HTML syntax and how to incorporate your CSS and Javascript files. Then we show you a better way to bundle your CSS and Javascript files using MVC Bundles.

02:00 - Setting the scene in plain old HTML

04:10 - MVC Layout Pages

06:40 - _ViewStart.cshtml explanation

08:25 - Adding links to your CSS and JS files in plain HTML

11:10 - Build and inspect the view

12:35 - Explaining Bundle Config in MVC

13:15 - Demonstrating what bundles look like in an MVC layout view

14:50 - Digging into BundleConfig.cs

16:05 - Explaining wildcards when including files in bundles

22:45 - Justifying why bundles are useful within your projects

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Steven is a web designer in Brisbane, Australia and curator of http://www.webdesignwith.net.

This video is a description of how to incorporate SASS into your Visual Studio projects. Using the application, Web Essentials, you can use SASS (CSS pre-processor) in your MVC and Web Forms projects. Web Essentials compiles the SASS into standard CSS so you can include the stylesheet in your project. All you need to do is reference the CSS file in your MVC bundle or Master File.

03:20 - See an example on CodePen

13:00 - Using SASS in Visual Studio

14:00 - Bundling CSS into your MVC project

16:00 - Web Essentials - module for compiling SASS in Visual Studio

17:20 - Rename a CSS file to SCSS and let Web Essentials do the hard work

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This video is a description of the architectural design of a typical .Net solution using separation of concerns and object mapping. This video sets a foundation for future videos and describes how to reference layers to create a physical security barrier for data and build a platform for successful Unit Testing. It describes how to manage T4 templates, entity DTOs and how to manage transfer between ORM-generated POCOs and ViewModels.

01:30 - The Onion Architecture - Jeffrey Palermo

02:00 - Solution Layers

02:30 - Data Layer - Entity Framework, model context, repository pattern

03:45 - Business Layer - physical limitations to the data layer and contains business rule classes

05:15 - Domain Layer - commonly used core classes. Helpers, utilities and a copy of the model T4 template

08:20 - UI Layer - copy entity DTOs and make them ViewModels

11:00 - Using interfaces to expose methods between Business and UI layers

13:00 - Using AutoMapper to map entity DTOs (model) and web DTOs (viewmodel)

16:00 - Controllers, actions and dependency injection

16:30 - Render model data in a list view. Step into methods and see how the chain of methods are called

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