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Building Web Applications with ASP.NET MVC: Hands-On

Course: 977 • 4 dagar

You Will Learn How To

Build and deploy secure, scalable Web applications using the MVC 3 framework in ASP.NET
Develop powerful application controllers with practical URLs to ensure application robustness
Produce a clean, maintainable code base using the Model View Controller (MVC 3) architecture
Create flexible views for user interaction with view helpers
Design rich user interfaces with Ajax and jQuery
Secure applications using authentication and role-based authorisation

Course Benefits

The Model View Controller Framework in ASP.NET provides a new way to develop Web applications for the .NET platform. Differing completely from traditional ASP.NET development, ASP.NET MVC 3 facilitates a refined code structure, total control over content generation and full support for test-driven development. In this hands-on course, you gain the skills required to effectively use ASP.NET MVC 3 to build Web applications.

Who Should Attend

Anyone involved in the development of Web applications using Microsoft technology and new to ASP.NET MVC. Programming experience in C# or Visual Basic at the level of Course 419, "C# Programming", or Course 503, "Visual Basic Programming for .NET", and a fundamental knowledge of HTML are assumed.

Hands-On Training

You gain hands-on experience building scalable Web applications with ASP.NET MVC 3. Exercises,completed in C# or Visual Basic, include:

Creating a clean application architecture with MVC 3
Implementing robust controllers for smooth application flow
Testing controllers and views with test-driven development
Generating dynamic views with Razor
Validating user input with client and server-side rules
Building richer user interfaces with Ajax and jQuery
Restricting application access with role-based security

Course Content

The MVC 3 Framework in ASP.NET

Architecture of ASP.NET MVC 3

Identifying the components of MVC 3
Benefits of an MVC 3 architecture
Describing the MVC 3 request processing cycle

Preparing the environment

Selecting the correct project type
Structuring the project layout with areas
Integrating test-driven development

Orchestrating Application Requests with Controllers

Defining controller architecture

Differentiating controller types
Delegating request processing to actions
Initiating the response with action results
Handling special cases with asynchronous controllers

Enhancing functionality

Intercepting request processing through action filtering
Generating advanced operations by extending core controllers
Decorating actions with additional behaviours
Testing controllers outside of the server

Mapping URLs for Request Routing

Formatting the MVC 3 URL

Shortcomings of ASP.NET URLs
Decoupling URLs from actions with routing
Designing a URL schema to enforce consistency

Applying practical URL solutions

Configuring static and dynamic routes
Customising routing for search engine optimisation
Verifying routing with test-driven development

Defining the Model

Navigating the model landscape

Analysing the role of the model in different scenarios
Constructing the N-tier architecture
Improving application structure with dependency injection

Persisting the domain model

Generating entity classes with Visual Studio Object Relational Designer
Querying with LINQ to SQL
Filtering data using properties

Generating the View with Razor

Streamlining view development with Razor

Building compact, expressive views
Integrating content and code
Unit testing Razor views

Rendering the response with MVC 3 views

Implementing dynamic views
Streamlining the view structure with HTML helpers
Creating custom HTML helpers
Generating views using MVC 3 templates

Collecting data with forms

Accessing submitted data
Assigning validation rules to input fields
Client-side vs. server-side data validation
Reporting errors

Creating Responsive Interfaces with Ajax

The role of Ajax

Building Web 2.0 functionality
Benefiting from built-in support for Ajax

Leveraging the jQuery JavaScript library

Bringing pages to life with jQuery
Handling browser events asynchronously for faster responses
Boost interactivity with special effects and animation

Communicating efficiently with JSON

Serialising application data using JSON structures
Developing JSON in controllers for Ajax
Consuming JSON client-side in the view

Securing and Deploying the Application

Controlling access with authentication

Managing Windows-based authentication
Gathering user credentials with HTML-based forms

Restricting application access

Shielding sensitive URLs
Integrating role-based security
Accessing user and role information in controllers

Packaging and distributing options

Enhancing application performance with cache configuration
Publishing the completed application

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