ASP.NET MVC is a supplemental framework built on top of ASP.NET that
supports the construction of Model View Controller based applications as
an alternative to the post-back model of traditional ASP.NET
applications. Building Web applications using MVC enables a clear
separation of concerns between presentation and control logic, creates a
test-friendly application that supports test-driven development (TDD),
allows for finer-grained control over rendered HTML and JavaScript, and
simplifies control over the URL space of an application. This course
will dive into the MVC pattern and the ASP.NET framework architecture to
give you the knowledge you need to develop web applications using
ASP.NET and the ASP.NET MVC framework.
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Table of content
- Introduction to ASP.NET MVC
- Introduction
- History of Web Forms
- Design Goals
- The MVC Design Pattern
- Web Forms versus MVC
- Creating an Application
- Routing
- Routing Demo
- Controllers
- Controller Demo
- Conventions
- Views and Typed Views
- View Helpers
- Updates
- Action Filters
- Testing
- Summary
- ASP.NET MVC Controllers
- Introduction
- The Key
- Routes and Controllers
- Request Processing
- IController Demo
- DefaultControllerFactory
- Building a Custom Factory
- Using a Container
- Controller Execution
- Actions
- Selector Filters
- Action Parameters
- Model Binding Demo
- Action Filters
- Custom Action Filter Demo
- Action Results
- Summary
- ASP.NET MVC Views
- Introduction
- Views and Web Forms
- HTTP Refresher
- Conventions
- Master Pages
- View Content
- Listing Movies
- HTML Helpers
- Movie Edit View
- Custom Helpers
- View Data
- Partial Views
- MVCContrib
- Paging Movies
- MVC Futures
- T4 Templates
- Validation
- Editing a Movie
- Security
- Using an Anti-Forgery Token
- Alternate View Engines
- Summary
- ASP.NET MVC Models
- Introduction
- What is the Model?
- The Right Model
- Model Conventions
- Buidling a Simple Model
- Model Binders
- Edit the Model
- Using the Form Collection
- FormCollection Demo
- Including and Excluding Properties
- Using Parameters
- Model Parameters
- Models and the Entity Framework
- Using the Object Context
- Display a list of Movies
- Data Transfer Objects
- A Details View
- Create View
- Adding Search
- Deletes
- Edits
- Custom Model Binder
- Summary
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