What is ASP.NET MVC?
MVC is one of three ASP.NET programming models. MVC is a framework for building web applications using a MVC (Model View Controller) design:
The Model represents the application core (for instance a list of database records).
The View displays the data (the database records).
The Controller handles the input (to the database records).
The MVC model also provides full control over HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
CURRICULUM
- 1.1 ASP .NET MVC Special
- 1.2 What's New in ASP .NET MVC?
- 1.3 Model-View-Controller and ASP .NET
- 1.4 Is This Web Forms?
- 1.5 Why “(ASP .NET>ASP .NET MVC) == True”
- 1.6 Convention over Configuration
- 1.7 The Third Request Is the Charm
- 1.7 What is ViewBag and ViewData
- 1.7 What is difference between ViewBag and ViewData
- 1.7 What is TempData
- 3.1 Defining the Controller: The IController Interface
- 3.2 The Controller Class and Actions
- 3.3 Working with Parameters
- 3.4 Working with Multiple Parameters
- 4.1 Specifying a View
- 4.2 Strongly Typed Views
- 4.3 Using HTML Helper Methods
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4.4 Html Helper Class and Extension Methods
- 4.5 Creating Intranet or Internet application using MVC
- 4.6 Data Annotations & validation
- 4.7 Data Binding
- 4.8 Create from empty MVC
- 4.9 MVC with Razor (HTML 5.0)
- 5.1 What is Layout or Master page in MVC
- 5.2 How to create View
- 5.3 Type of view
- 5.4 Working with multiples model in single view
- 7.1 What is Entity Framework
- 7.2 What is use of Entity Framework
- 7.3 Type of Entity Framework
- 7.4 Example of Entity Framework
- 8.1 What is Model?
- 8.2 What is Strongly type model
- 8.3 How to pass multiple models in single view
- 8.4 Example of model
- 9.1 What is Validation in MVC
- 9.2 How to use client side validation in MVC
- 9.3 How to use server side validation in MVC
- 9.4 What is Data anotation in MVC
- 10.1 How to create Croud Operation (Insert, update, delete and search operation) using Entity Framework
- 10.2 How to create Croud Operation (Insert, update, delete and search operation) using jQuery and Json
