ASP.NET MVC 5 Fundamentals

By Scott Allen
This course is designed to give you the essential knowledge you need to work with ASP.NET and the ASP.NET MVC framework.
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Level
Beginner
Updated
Aug 29, 2019
Duration
5h 46m
Table of contents
Course Overview
Course Overview 1m
Creating a New ASP.NET MVC Application
Understanding the ASP.NET Framework Options 4m Creating a Blank Solution 3m Adding a Starting ASP.NET MVC Project 7m Adding a Data Project 3m Adding a Model Restaurant 5m Adding an In-memory Data Source 7m Responding to HTTP Messages from a Controller 7m Building the Model 5m Rendering the Model 8m
Application Startup and Configuration
Understanding ASP.NET Hosting 6m Starting up an ASP.NET Application 5m Defining Routes for ASP.NET 9m Configuring ASP.NET with web.config 7m Installing Autofac for Dependency Injection 6m Configuring the Autofac Inversion of Controler Container 9m
Understanding MVC Controllers
Applying the MVC Design Pattern 4m Working with Query Strings 7m Understanding MVC and API Controllers 11m Installing and Configuring Web API 9m Building a Restaurant API 6m Scaffolding a Restaurant List 5m Scaffolding Restaurant Details 8m Working with Action Results 7m
Using MVC Models
Understanding Models and View Models 4m Setting up a Create View 9m Working with Enums 6m Implementing the Create Action 9m Validating Models and Model State 6m Validating Models with Data Annotations 5m Following the POST-Redirect-GET Pattern 5m Implementing the Edit Action 9m
Using Entity Framework in MVC Applications
Introducing the Entity Framework 2m Working with SQL Server LocalDB 6m Installing and Configuring the Entity Framework 4m Defining a DbContext 6m Creating a Data Access Service 9m Configuring a DbContext 7m Exploring the New Database 5m Implementing a Delete Feature 9m
Razor Views
Understanding Razor Syntax 6m Managing Page Structure with Layout Views 3m Settings Layout Defaults with _ViewStart 2m Using the ViewBag 4m Adding Flexibility with Layout Sections 3m Reusing HTML with Partial Views 9m Passing Data across Requests with TempData 5m
Front End Frameworks
Managing Client Libraries 7m Bundling Client Assets 5m Enforcing Client Validation 4m Enabling Client Validation 5m Creating Single Page Apps 7m
Deploying ASP.NET MVC Applications
Evaluating the Deployment Options 3m Installing Web Server Software 7m Publishing Apps with Visual Studio 5m Creating an IIS Website 8m Configuring ASP.NET for Production 7m Configuring a SQL Server Login 4m Running in Production 2m
Description
Course info
Rating
(52)
Level
Beginner
Updated
Aug 29, 2019
Duration
5h 46m
Description

This course gives you all the fundamentals you need to get started building applications with ASP.NET MVC. In this course, ASP.NET MVC 5 Fundamentals, you will gain the ability to build and maintain applications with ASP.NET MVC. First, you will learn how to handle web requests using controllers in the MVC framework. Next, you will discover how to render HTML using Razor views. Finally, you will explore how to publish applications. When you are finished with this course, you will have the skills and knowledge of ASP.NET MVC needed to build web applications.

About the author
Scott Allen
About the author

Scott has over 15 years of experience in commercial software development and is a frequent speaker at national conferences, and local user groups. Scott is a Microsoft MVP and has authored books on several Microsoft technologies, including ASP.NET, C#, and Windows Workflow.

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Section Introduction Transcripts
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Course Overview
(Music) Hi, this is Scott Allen, and welcome to my course on ASP.NET MVC 5. I've designed this course to give you everything that you need to start working with the MVC 5 framework. In the course, we'll learn to use controllers and models and views with ASP.NET. We'll also be using the Entity Framework as we learn how to read, write, delete, and update data while building an application to manage restaurants. We'll also see how to enable features like client-side validation and add a few third-party libraries to an application to make the application flexible and easier to maintain. By the end of the course, you'll be ready to work on your own ASP.NET MVC application and move onto other courses here at Pluralsight, courses that specialize in building APIs with the MVC framework and testing and building single-page applications. Let's get started, and I hope you'll be using Visual Studio to follow along.

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