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This course you will learn about Model, View, and Controller, and how to use them in developing projects.
HTML Part 1
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Javascript In Body Of Document
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JavaScript Event Handling
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JavaScript Mouse Event This Styles And Debugging
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JavaScript Client Side Validation
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JavaScript Timer Windows Library
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ASP NET Introduction
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WebForm Server Controls
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ASP.NET Page Life Cycle
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Page Event and How Control Manages its State
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Redirecting Options
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Working with Master Pages
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First MVC Web Application
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Introduction Views in MVC Application
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Adding Model in MVC Application
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Controller And ActionResult Types
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Passing Data from Controller to View
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Action Selectors HttpGet and HttpPost
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Built in Action Filters
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Understanding Custom Action Filter
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UserAgent ActionFilter Example
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Filter Override Execution Order and Cancellation
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Asynchronous Controllers
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Razor Introduction and Syntax
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Working with Layout Pages
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Partial Views
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Types of Views
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Introducing HTML Helper Methods
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Binding Html Helpers to ViewData
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Binding HTML Helper to Model
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Display and Editor Helper Methods
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Custom Templates for Display and Editor Methods
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Reusing Helper Methods
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Default Behaviou of Default Model Binder
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Bind Attribute
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Update Model and Try Update Model Methods
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Writing Custom Model Binder
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Introduction and Validating Model Data
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Remote and Custom Validation Attributes
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Custom Client Side Validations
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Web Configuration File
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Global Application Class
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Custom Error Handling
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Encryting Connection String in Config File
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What is a Cookie
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Cookies API Example
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Cookies Authentication Example
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Cookie Dictionary
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Understanding Sessions
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Login Example using Sessions
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Working with Session Properties
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Handling Global Data in an WebApplication
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Overview and Output Caching
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Data Cache using Object Cache and Memory Cache
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Entity Framework and CRUD Operations
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Writing and Using Business Objects
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Writing and Using Generic Repository
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Caching in Repository
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Dependency Injection and Custom Controller Factory
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Introduction and Windows Authentication
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Forms Authentication
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Role Based Authentication
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ASP.NET Idenity Introduction
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Adding Additional Properties to Application User
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Changing Key from String to Int
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OAuth and Social Authentication Introduction
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Google OAuth Authentication Integration
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Facebook OAuth Authentication Integration
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Email Confirmation Implementation
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Two Factor Authentication
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Users and Roles Management
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URL Routing
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Routing Features in MVC5
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Ajax Helper Methods
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Jquery UI
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Jquery Template
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Web API Introduction
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Simple Web API Example with jQuery Client
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CRUD Operations using WebAPI
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Using Testing a Class
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Unit Testing Controller
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NTier Layered Architecture Part-1
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MVC (Model - View - Controller) is a standard pattern used for the application’s development and it gives more flexibility while developing the application. Due to this advantage, most .NET developers and organizations would like to work with ASP.NET MVC technology. Coding with MVC is simple and clean, organized, and granular. This MVC online training will begin with MVC introduction, and gradually cover all topics you need to learn, including Controller and razor view exploring, State management techniques, and more.
What is ASP.NET MVC:
This ASP.NET MVC online training is specially designed for beginners to learn how to build web applications using the MVC framework. Its features make the web application-built structure easier by separating them into three patterns. The separated patterns are:
Model:
All business logic implementations are performed with a Model which is useful for data domains. It is used to rescue and store model states in the SQL Server database. Before passing the data to the view section, the logic is performed by accessing the data with the controller.
View:
By using the model class object, the data are displayed and a secure User interface is performed in the view section. Binding and displaying of data are performed by the HTML platform and the app feature is grouped which makes it easier to find the required view. Testing the user interface alone is possible because of its separate views.
Controller:
The controller is the main function of ASP.NET MVC which decides the data from the model and processes it to view sections and controls the whole performance. The incoming user interaction is handled and gives a reply response to the user inputs.
Features of ASP.NET MVC
Why should you go with ASP.NET MVC online training?
Every .NET application nowadays uses MVC. Even though the web forms have various features, they are having issues with their performance. Due to this, webforms are replaced by ASP.NET MVC. ASP.NET MVC has more control over HTML. Learning ASP.NET MVC will help you in the test-driven development process.
Bestdotnettraining provides you with comprehensive ASP.NET MVC online training thereby you will be mastered in MVC framework to create applications from scratch. The updated curriculum will help you to connect with the technology changes. In this training, you will be trained by Microsoft Certified Trainer, Sandeep Soni, who has more than 25+ years of experience as a corporate trainer.
Who can join in this MVC Online Training?
Mr. Soni regularly conducts Live batches and webinars on Microsoft Azure. He has conducted over 200+ live online batches and has personally trained over 100,000 students.
Know more about Sandeep Soni - https://www.bestdotnettraining.com/sandeepsoni
Follow him on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/sandeepsoni123/
Yes. With every course, you will be given a sample project document which contains complete source code. We also have a special course on Developing Live Project which will help you to learn the process involved in all the stages of application development. For more details, please check page, Live Project Training.