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Introduction to ASP.NET MVC
This course will help you to understand the ASP.NET MVC for developing robust applications. For developing web applications, ASP.NET uses the MVC design pattern. The MVC pattern divides the application into three layers: the model, view, and controller. Each layer of the MVC can be tested and developed independently and after that combine to form a robust application.
What you will learn:
- Introduction to ASP.NET MVC
- ASP.NET MVC vs. ASP.NET Web Forms
- Advantages of ASP.NET MVC
- Creating ASP.NET MVC5 Project
- Understanding ASP.NET MVC Folder Structure
- Layout, Sections and View Start
- MVC Pattern
- MVC vs. Tier
- Action Methods and Result Types
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ASP.NET MVC Fundamentals
In this course, you will learn the fundamentals of ASP.NET MVC for developing web applications. The objective is to help you understand the important feature of the MVC framework; Razor View Engine, Razor Syntax, Razor Statements, Routing, HTML Helpers, Data Passing Techniques, Partial Views, etc.What you will learn:
- Razor View Engine
- Razor View Engine vs. WebForms Engine
- Razor Syntax
- Creating Custom View Engine
- Routing : Routes and Constraints
- HTML Helpers
- Validation Summary
- AJAX Helpers
- Data Passing Techniques: ViewData, ViewBag, TempData, Session, QueryString
- Partial Views
ASP.NET MVC Forms and Validation
ASP.NET MVC supports two types of forms: synchronous and asynchronous forms and forms can be validated using DataAnnotations attributes and jQuery validation library. ASP.NET MVC supports model binding for mapping request data to actions levels. In this course, you will learn about different ways to create forms, model binding along with custom model binders, server-side and client-side validations along with custom validation attributes.What you will learn:
- ASP.NET MVC Forms
- Model Binding
- Custom Model Binding
- Synchronous Forms
- Asynchronous Forms
- Forms Validations : Server Side and Client Side
- Custom Validation
Working with Data Using Entity Framework
Entity Framework is a widely used way to query the database in ASP.NET MVC application. In this course, you will learn about how to use Entity Framework with ASP.NET MVC to perform CRUD operations and calling SQL Server database objects stored procedures and functions. Here, you will learn how to use WebGrid for paging, sorting and listing along with ASP.NET MVC.What you will learn:
- Introduction to Entity Framework
- Creating Database Using Code First
- Database CRUD Operations
- Working with jQuery AJAX
- Calling Stored Procedure and Functions
- Listing, Paging, Sorting using WebGrid
- AJAX WebGrid
ASP.NET MVC Unit Testing
Unit testing is a software testing process to find out that a component is fit for use or not. Unit test cases are written by developers, so being a developer you should know how to write test cases for your ASP.NET MVC application. In this course, we will learn about .NET Unit testing frameworks, test runners, visual studio live unit testing and mocking frameworks to test your ASP.NET MVC application.What you will learn:
- Introduction to Unit Testing
- Test Driven Development (TDD)
- .NET Unit Testing Frameworks
- Visual Studio Live Unit Testing
- Creating Test cases using MS Test
- Creating Test cases using xUnit
- Using Mocking Frameworks
ASP.NET MVC Pipeline and Security
ASP.NET MVC is an open-source framework which can be customized as per the need. For customization, you should know ASP.NET MVC Pipeline along with filters. In this course, you will learn about ASP.NET MVC detailed pipeline along with filters configuration and uses. Here, for authentication and authorization, you will learn the uses of custom authentication and authorization filters using forms authentication.What you will learn:
- ASP.NET MVC Pipeline
- ASP.NET MVC Filters
- Filters Configurations and Execution
- Creating Custom ASP.NET MVC Filters
- Security : Forms Authentication
- Creating User Login Flow
- Accessing Logged In User Details
- Creating Base Controller
Building RESTful Services with ASP.NET Web API
ASP.NET WebAPI is an extension to WCF REST along with ASP.NET MVC features support. In this course, you will learn about how to create, test and debug REST API using ASP.NET Web API and Postman.
Further, you will learn how to consume it in ASP.NET MVC using HttpClient and to perform CRUD operations using Entity Framework.
What you will learn:
- Introduction to ASP.NET Web API
- Building ASP.NET Web API
- ASP.NET Web API CRUD Operations
- Testing Web API Using Postman
- Consuming Web API in ASP.NET MVC
- Performing CRUD Operations using ASP.NET MVC
