Microsoft ASP.NET: Model View Controller (MVC) in ASP.NET: Fundamentals

Course Overview

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

This course can be presented for both VB and C# developers.

If you have a question about this Microsoft training course, call one of our advisors who will be happy to help answers any queries you may have.

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Audience

This course is designed for anyone involved in the development of Web applications using Microsoft technology. Programming experience in C# or Visual Basic is required to our Introduction Course level, and a fundamental knowledge of HTML are assumed.

Course Outline

The MVC Framework in ASP.NET

Architecture of ASP.NET MVC

• Identifying the components of MVC
• Benefits of an MVC architecture
• Describing the MVC request processing cycle
• Preparing the environment
• Installing ASP.NET MVC
• Structuring the project layout
• 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 using viewless 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

Microsoft ASP.NET: Model View Controller (MVC) in ASP.NET: Fundamentals / cm97301

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