The repo contains the Medio Clinic sample website developed throughout the Kentico Xperience 13 for Developers course. The codebase represents the final state of development.
The repo currently contains code of the following modules of the course:
- Essentials
- Builders
- Identity
The code of the modules does not exist in separate git branches or is otherwise split. It lives together as one working Visual Studio solution, internally separated using standard conventions (separate projects, MVC areas). Therefore, when taking the course, bear in mind that the code snippets in the course might slightly differ from what you see here in GitHub.
See Kentico Xperience sample sites for a detailed description of this and other Xperience sample sites.
Administration application prerequisites:
- Operating systems
- Windows 8.1 and newer
- Windows Server 2012 and newer
- IIS features
- ASP.NET
- .NET extensibility
- ISAPI extensions
- ISAPI filters
- Static content
- .NET
- .NET Framework 4.8 or newer
Live site application prerequisites:
- .NET
- .NET Core 3.1 SDK with ASP.NET Core runtime (included in Visual Studio 2019 16.4 or newer)
Common prerequisites:
- Visual Studio 2019 Community or higher
- ASP.NET and web development workload
- .NET Core cross-platform development workload
- Git for Windows
- GitHub Extension for Visual Studio
- SQL Server 2012 Express or higher
- Case-insensitive collation
For a complete list of system requirements, refer to our documentation.
Please find the instructions in the course.
Prior to enabling external authentication for your development instance, make sure you've set the ASPNETCORE_ENVIRONMENT environment variable to Development.
Create a new Google Console project for your website. Create the OAuth Consent Screen and generate the OAuth Client ID. Set the Authorized redirect URIs to https://localhost:44324/signin-google.
Add the generated Client ID to your appsettings.json:
"GoogleAuthenticationOptions": {
"UseGoogleAuth": true,
"ClientId": "<your-client-id>",
"ClientSecret": "<your-client-secret>"
},Store the Client Secret value using the Secret Manager feature.
In the Azure Portal, create a new App registration following Microsoft's documentation. Ensure that the Redirect URI is set to https://localhost:44324/signin-microsoft.
Add the Application (client) ID from the Overview tab you generated to the appsettings.json:
"MicrosoftAuthenticationOptions": {
"UseMicrosoftAuth": true,
"ClientId": "<your-client-id>",
"ClientSecret": "<your-client-secret>"
},Store the Client secret value using the Secret Manager feature.
Create a Facebook application with the OAuth Redirect URL of https://localhost:44324/signin-facebook. Add the following to your appsettings.json with the App ID from the Settings > Basic tab:
"FacebookAuthenticationOptions": {
"UseFacebookAuth": true,
"AppId": "<your-app-id>",
"AppSecret": "<your-app-secret>"
},Store the App secret value using the Secret Manager feature.
Create a Twitter application with the Callback URL of https://localhost:44324/signin-twitter. On the Keys and Tokens tab, copy the API key into your appsettings.json:
"TwitterAuthenticationOptions": {
"UseTwitterAuth": true,
"ConsumerKey": "<your-api-key>",
"ConsumerSecret": "<your-api-secret-key>"
},Store the API secret key value using the Secret Manager feature.
The code in this repo follows the standard C# coding conventions documented in the C# programming guide, and the coding guidelines held by the ASP.NET Core product team at Microsoft.
If you encounter a problem while going through the course, please let us know either through the course survey or by filing an issue here in GitHub.