Good Online Training for MVC



MVC5
Getting Started with VS 2013
ü Projects and Solutions
ü Application Types
ü Visual Studio Settings
ü Visual Studio Versions and
ü Installing Visual Studio
ü Signing In
Introduction to Asp.Net MVC
ü The .NET Platform
ü Asp.Net Web Forms
ü What is Asp.Net MVC?
ü What’s new in Asp.Net MVC 5?
ü Creating first MVC Application
View Fundamentals
ü Introducing Views
ü Passing data to views
ü Using strongly typed templates
Using Controllers
ü Exploring controllers and actions
ü Manually mapping view models
ü Input Validation
ü Introduction to unit testing
View Models
ü What is a view model?
ü Designing the model
ü Representing the input model in a
view
ü Working with submitted input
ü More complex models for display and
input
Working with Razor
ü Preparing the Example Project
ü Working with the Model Object
ü Working with Layouts
ü Using Razor Expressions
Model Binding
ü Understanding Model Binding
ü Using the Default Model Binder
ü Manually Invoking Model Binding
ü Customizing the Model Binding
Model Validation
ü Explicitly Validating a Model
ü Displaying Validation Messages
ü Using Alternative Validation
Techniques
ü Performing Client-Side Validation
ü Performing Remote Validation
ü Ajax in Asp.Net MVC
Ajax with jQuery
ü Asp.Net MVC Ajax helpers
ü Ajax with JSON and client templates
ü Creating an auto
ü complete text box
URL Routing
ü Preparing the Example Project
ü Introducing URL Patterns
ü Creating and Registering a Simple
Route
ü Defining Default Values
ü Using Static URL Segments
ü Defining Custom Segment Variables
ü Constraining Routes
ü Using Attribute Routing
Security in Asp.Net MVC
ü Configure the Login Options
ü Google and Facebook Authentication
ü Twitter Authentication
Working with Filters
ü Using Filters
ü Using Authorization Filters
ü Using Authentication Filters
ü Using Exception Filters
ü Using Action Filters
ü Using Result Filters
ü Using Other Filter Features
Controller Extensibility
ü Preparing the Example Project
ü Creating a Custom Controller Factory
ü Working with the Built-in Controller
Factory
ü Creating a Custom Action Invoker
ü Using the Built-in Action Invoker
ü Improving Performance with

Specialized Controllers



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