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ASP.NET MVC Web Development
Learn Web and Apps Development with ASP.NET MVC, C#, Signal-R and ADO.NET

What you will learn

The primary goal is to prepare students for a successful professional career in the ASP NET MVC framework.

To get good knowledge of asp net mvc.

Students can learn MVC project structure.

Learn URL Routing, filters, controllers, views in depth. Also you can learn model binding and validation, also working with Ajax.

After completion the program, a participant can fluently work on asp .net mvc which means you will be able to build real, production-ready, web applications using .net framework.

In simple words the main objective of this program is to make you awesome in ASP .NET MVC framework.

Description

Welcome to the online training on ASP.Net. This is the training for all those who want to know what ASP.Net is all about.

Asp.Net is a development structure for building web sites and dynamic web pages with HTML, CSS, Javascript & server scripting. This training on ASP.Net is for all those who want to know what ASP.Net is all about. Various Topics that you will learn in this training is View State & Validator Controls, Event Handling & Server Controls and Data Source & Binding.

This comprehensive training on ASP.Net will also enable you to learn about ASP.Net basics, environment, lifecycle & example. You will also get to learn about ASP.Net ADO.Net , ASP.Net AdRotator, Calendar, Multi Views,  AJAX, Panel, custom user controls, error handling, debugging, security. In the end of the chapter you will be also learning about ASP.Net Caching, ASP.Net Web Services and ASP.Net Multithreading. You will also get to learn about ASP.Net Configuration and ASP.Net Deployment.

An ASP.NET is one of a development framework for building web pages and web sites by using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript etc. It supports three different development models:

i) Web-pages

ii) MVC (Model View Controller)

iii) Web Forms

The ASP.NET MVC is an open source web application framework which implements the MVC (model-view-controller) pattern.

The Model represents the application for instance a list of database records.

The View displays the data means that of database records.

The Controller handles the input to the database records.

The MVC separation helps you to handle complex applications, because you can focus on one aspect a time. For example, you can target on the view without depending on the business logic which also makes it easier to test an application.

The MVC separation also clarifies group development. Distinct developers can work on the view, the controller logic, and the business logic in parallel.

ASP.NET MVC framework is a lightweight, highly testable presentation framework which is integrated with existing ASP.NET features. Some of these integrated features are master pages and membership-based authentication. The MVC framework is describe in the System.


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The ASP.NET MVC Framework sets the models, views, and controllers using interface-based contracts, with allowing each component to be tested independently.

MVC is a standard design pattern which is familiar with many developers. Some types of Web applications will use from the MVC framework.

The MVC pattern helps you to create applications which separate the different form of the application such as input logic, business logic and UI logic, while providing a loose coupling between these elements.

UI logic refers in the view, input logic belongs in the controller and business logic belongs in the model. This separation helps to manage complexity when you build an application. As we can say that, you can focus on the view without depending on the business logic.

To managing complexity, the MVC pattern prepares it easier to test applications than it is to test a Web Forms-based ASP.NET Web application. For example, within a Web Forms-based ASP.NET Web application, a single class is used both to display output and to respond to user input.

Writing automated tests for Web Forms-based ASP.NET applications can be complex.

Why ASP.NET MVC Training is required?

ASP.NET MVC is one of the powerful and an effective framework for building maintainable and scalable web applications.

It represents a big change for web developers using the Microsoft platform.

This ASP.NET MVC program shows how to create a model, how to execute controller logic and interact with models via views.

Our training program helps you to understand the basic or foundational ideas behind ASP.NET MVC so you can effectively use this framework.

We start with the basics of creating a new ASP.NET MVC project, rendering web pages and also creating a simple data-entry application.

ASP.NET MVC programs provide students the chance to practice with applications so training is necessary.

This training program covers all basic and advance concepts such as adding references, setting up DI container and starting with the application, preparing database, displaying list of products, adding pagination and styling etc.

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Content

ASP.NET Essentials

Asp.NET Introduction Part 1
Asp.NET Introduction Part 2
Asp.NET Environment Part 1
Asp.NET Environment Part 2
Asp.NET Lifecycle
Asp.NET First Example
Asp.NET Event Handling Part 1
Asp.NET Event Handling Part 2
Asp.NET Server side objects Part 1
Asp.NET Server side objects Part 2
Asp.NET Server Controls Part 1
Asp.NET Server Controls Part 2
Asp.NET HTML Server Controls
Asp.NET Client Side
Asp.NET Basic Controls Part 1
Asp.NET Basic Controls Part 2
Asp.NET Directives
Asp.NET View State Part 1
Asp.NET View State Part 2
Asp.NET View State Part 3
Asp.NET Validator Controls Part 1
Asp.NET Validator Controls Part 2
Asp.NET Database Access
Asp.NET ADO.NETPart 1
Asp.NET ADO.NETPart 2
Asp.NET ADO.NETPart 3
Asp.NET Upload File Part 1
Asp.NET Upload File Part 2
Asp.NET AdRotator
Asp.NET Calendar
Asp.NET Multi Views
Asp.NET Panel Part 1
Asp.NET Panel Part 2
Asp.NET AJAX Part 1
Asp.NET AJAX Part 2
Asp.NET Data Sources Part 1
Asp.NET Data Sources Part 2
Asp.NET Data Sources Part 3
Asp.NET Data Binding Part 1
Asp.NET Data Binding Part 2
Asp.NET Data Binding Part 3
Asp.NET Custom User Controls
Asp.NET Error Handling Part 1
Asp.NET Error Handling Part 2
Asp.NET Debugging
Asp.NET Linq
Asp.NET Security Part 1
Asp.NET Security Part 2
Asp.NET Security Part 3
Asp.NET Caching Part 1
Asp.NET Caching Part 2
Asp.NET Caching Part 3
Asp.NET Web Services
Asp.NET Multi Threading
Asp.NET Configuration Part 1
Asp.NET Configuration Part 2
Asp.NET Deployment
Asp.NET Recap

ASP.NET MVC

ASP.Net MVC 5 Introduction
Creating MVC5 applications‚ Hello World application
Hello World application
Controller Responsibilities
Creating a basic controller and the basic routing mechanism
Action Parameters
Optional and Compulsory Parameters
how to create models and access them from controllers
create models and access them from controllers
dependency injection and its use in MVC5
using unity framework‚ unit testing
Explains the URL routing mechanism in detail
static‚ custom variables and default values
URL Routing Part 3
URL Routing Part 4
URL Routing Part 5
View Fundamentals Part 1
View Fundamentals Part 2
View Fundamentals Part 3
View Fundamentals Part 4
View Fundamentals Part 5
View Fundamentals Part 6
View Fundamentals Part 7
View Fundamentals Part 8
View Fundamentals Part 9
View Fundamentals Part 10
View Fundamentals Part 11
View Fundamentals Part 12
View Fundamentals Part 13
View Fundamentals Part 14
View Fundamentals Part 15
View Fundamentals Part 16
View Fundamentals Part 17
Filters Part 1
Filters Part 2
Filters Part 3
Filters Part 4
Controllers In Depth Part 1
Controllers In Depth Part 2
Controllers In Depth Part 3
Controllers In Depth Part 4
Controllers In Depth Part 5
Views In Depth Part 1
Views In Depth Part 2
Views In Depth Part 3
Views In Depth Part 4
Areas Part 1
Areas Part 2
Areas Part 3
Ajax Part 1
Ajax Part 2
Ajax Part 3

ASP.NET Web API

Introduction
What is Web API History‚ Pre-requisite
Understanding of Http and Rest
Web API Architecture
Web API Architecture and Its Features
Hello World
Understanding URL patterns
Providing defaults in routes
Registering new routes
Optional Parameters
Controllers and Actions Part 1
Controllers and Actions Part 2
Controllers and Actions Part 3
Controllers and Actions Part 4
Controllers and Actions Part 5
Controllers and Actions Part 6
Controllers and Actions Part 7
Controllers and Actions Part 8
Message Handlers Part 1
Message Handlers Part 2
Filters Part 1
Filters Part 2
Filters Part 3
Other Features Part 1
Other Features Part 2
Other Features Part 3
Other Features Part 4
Security Part 1
Security Part 2
Security Part 3
Summary

Web Services with ASP.NET – Creating a Currency Converter

Introduction to Web Services
How to Add Web Services to Asp.net
Web Service Compilation
Component of Web Service
Component of Web Service Continues

Signal-R in Asp.Net – Developing Professional Chat Application like WhatsApp Web

Fundamental of SignalR
Architecture of Chat Application
ER Diagram of Chat Application
Database Connection in SQL 2014 Continues
Database Connection in SQL 2014 Continues
Setup the Infra Structure of Web Application
Creating Different Classes
Creating a Repository
Create Generic Repository
Creating Member Repository Classes
Using the Truncate Method
Method of Repository Classes
Example of Method of Repository Classes
Creating an Entity in Repository Classes
Create Profile Pic and Group Id
Adding Group Member
Group Member Repository Example
Group Member Repository Example Continues
Change Profile Pics and Group Id Example
Message Repository
Message Entity Repository
Message Entity Repository Continues
Creating Recent Chat Member Id
Window Communication Foundation (WCF) Service
Advantages and Disadvantages WCF
How to Create WCF Service
Example of WCF Services
Rest Full WCF Services of Chat Application
Rest Full WCF Services of Chat Application Continues
Using Scope Modifier of the Service Contract
Creating Member Repository
Creating Multiple Session Active at a Time
Creating Multiple Session Active at a Time Continues
Member Repository and Friends Response Class
Member Repository and Friends Response Class Continues
Whatsapp Web Code
Map SignalR
Design Login Page
Design Login Page Continues
Service Hosting Environment
Creating a Form Data
Login Function Json
Sign Up Functionality
Creating New Account
Creating New Account Continues
Alter Box in the Singn up Functionality
Logged member Details
Account Header
Template Text
Bind Group Function
Undefined Functions
Invoke Service Method
Long Polling Function
Thumbler Handling
Thumbler Handling Continues
Configuration Manager
Image Utilities File
Chat Screen Design
Chat Screen
Chat Application
Chat Application Continues
Adding Chat Bubble in Chat Application
Chat Bubbles
Storing SignalR Connection in Database
Send Received the Message
Change font of Chat Bubbles
Display the Message
Adding Status Indicator to Chat Application
Creating Stretch in Chat Application
Create Post Method to Get Old Conversation
Get Profile Pics
Time Ago Java Script Function
Adding Tick Mark
Adding Tick Mark Continues
Creating a New Message Payload
Fixing the Recent Tabs Options
Storing Bulk Messages
Storing Bulk Messages Continues
Bulk Reading Message
Recent Chat Tab
Search Friend Buttons
Search Friend Buttons Continues
Creating a Request Button
Implementation Request Button
Friend Request Module
Action Icon Implementation
Adding a Close Button to Overlay Method
Invoke the Friend Request
Creating Accept and Reject Button
Click Event on Accept and Reject Button
Click Event on Accept and Reject Button Continues
Friend Request Popup
Modify Callback Function
Update and Cancel In Edit Profile
Place Holder in Edit Profile
Profile Password Management
Profile Password Management Continues
Create Another WCF Service
Upload File Method
Working on Media Uploaded
Working on Media Uploaded Continues
Profile Pic Management
Remove from Friend List
Unfriend Request
Typing Status
Typing Status Continues

Signal-R in Asp.Net – Developing Professional Chat Application like WhatsApp Web

Group Module Designing
Manage Chat Groups
Group Profile Pic
Binding the Group Event
Creating Group Elements
Creating Group Elements Continues
Group Member Function
Toggle Selection Mode
Load Group Profile Function
Group Member View Function
Adding Group Chat Hub
Adding Group Chat Hub Continues
Create New Group
Creating Group Member Connection
Creating Group Member Connection Continues
Prev Tab Function
Chat App Hub Methods
Receiver Connection Condition
Chat User Icon
Creating Member List Object
Uploading Group Profile Pics
Multiple Hub Classes
Edit Action Method to Group
Make Admin and Remove Button
Remove Admin Button
More on Admin and Remove Button
More on Admin and Remove Button Continues
Member Count Function
Adding Member in Group
Uploading Media Item Using Signal R
Uploading Photo and Audio File
Uploading Photo and Audio File Continues
Displaying Photo in Chat Application
Displaying Audio File in Chat Application
Fixing Small things in Chat Application
Get Old Conversation Function
Adding Unfriend Function
Modify the Unfriend Function
Modify the Unfriend Function Continues
Strongly Typed Hub
Hub Authorization
Implementing the Authorization Hub
Authorize Connection
Authorized Hub Method Invocation
Creating Generic Indentity and Principal
Custom Hub Connection using Methods
Broadcast Chat App Message
Broadcast Chat App Message Continues
SignalR User Test Method
User id Provider Configuration
SignalR Hub Pipeline Module
SignalR Hub Pipeline Module Continues
Disable Proxy Generation
More on Disable Proxy Generation
Send and Received Function from Server
Send and Received Function from Server Continues
Scaling Out With Signal R
Example of Scaling Out With Signal R
Creating Database of Scale Out

Introduction of Ado.Net in C# Windows Application

Introduction of Ado.Net in C# Windows Application
ADO.NET Objects and ADO.Net Providers
Selecting the Data and Binding with the DataGrid in ADO.Net
Accessing Web Config in ADO.Net
Accessing Web Config in ADO.Net Continues
Example of Currency Converter
Currency Demo
Inserting Values
Inserting Command
Data Conections
Inserting Update and Delete