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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 authorization
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 977 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 behaviors
- 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
- Customizing routing for search engine optimization
- Verifying routing with test-driven development
Defining the Model
Navigating the model landscape
- Analyzing 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
- Serializing 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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