ASP.NET MVC Online Training Syllabus(.NET Framework 4.8)
- Student & Faculty Introduction
- Instructions about Zoom and DropBox access
- What is ASP.NET MVC
- Benefits of ASP.NET MVC
- History of ASP.NET MVC
- Understanding Model, View & Controller
- Creating a Simple MVC Application
- Understanding MVC Application Folder Structure
- Creating a Model class
- Creating a Controller with Action methods
- Understanding Action methods and different type of Result types
- Creating a Strongly-typed View with @model and accessing data using @Model
- Understanding Nuget Package Management System
- Understanding ASP.NET MVC Request LifeCycle
- Understanding MVC Routing System
- Creating a RoutingConfig.cs in App_Start folder
- Creating a Default route in RoutingConfig.cs file
- Creating Custom Routes with Custom URL Patterns
- Understanding Attribute Routing in MVC
- Understanding Views in MVC
- Getting friendly with Razor Syntax
- Using HTML Helper methods to generate HTML in View
- Creating Custom HTML Helper methods to generate custom HTML in View
- Using Layout.cshtml to maintain consistency across all the Views
- Creating Sections using @section in Views and Rendering them using @RenderSection in Layout.cshtml
- Data Passing from Controller to View using ViewBag
- Data Passing from Controller to View using ViewData
- Data Passing from Controller to View using TempData
- Data Passing from Controller to View using Model and ViewModel
- Understanding HttpGet and HttpPost attribute verbs for Action Methods
- Understanding Model Binding feature
- Benefits of Model Binding
- Accessing Form data in Controller using Model Binding
- Accessing Form data in Controller using Model Binding with ViewModel
- Understanding Form validation in MVC
- Server-Side validation using ModelState.IsValid
- using Validation attributes from System.ComponentModel.DataAnnotations
- Downloading jQuery Validate and jQuery Unobtrusive files for Client-Side Validation
- Using ValidationMessageFor and ValidationSummary for generating Client-Side validation messages
- Creating Custom Validation attributes
- Doing Validation using class-level model validation
- Anonymous Methods
- Delegates and Lambda Expressions
- IEnumerable
- Extension methods
- Implicitly-typed local variables and Anonymous types
- LINQ Query operators
- LINQ keywords and Syntax
- Select Many, Grouping, Joining
- Aggregation operator, Conversion and Caching
- Understanding what is an ORM
- Introduction To ADO.NET Entity Framework
- Benefits of ADO.NET Entity Framework
- ADO.NET Entity Framework version history
- Understanding Different approaches of EF
- Getting started with EF Code-First approach
- Downloading and Installing EF using Nuget Package Manager Console
- Writing Data access code using EF
- Understanding the need of Database Initializer's
-
Using Database.SetInitializer
() method
- Understanding types of Initializer's
- CreateDatabaseIfNotExists
- DropCreateDatabaseAlways
- DropCreateDatabaseIfModelChanges
- Creating Custom Initializer using Built-in Initializer or IDatabaseInitializer Interface
- Seeding the Database
- Using Data Annotation attributes for Data Modeling
- Using Data Annotation attributes for Validation
- Using EF Fluent API for Data Modeling
- Overriding OnModelCreating method with DbModelBuilder as parameter
- Creating 1-to-Many relationship using Annotations and Fluent API
- Creating Many-to-Many relationship using Annotations and Fluent API
- Understanding the need of EF Code-First Migration
- Using Enable-Migration command to enable migrations
- Using Add-Migration to add a new migration file
- Using Update-Database to apply migration files to the Database
- Seeding the Database
- Using Database-First approach to generate Model classes
- Using Partial Model classes with MetadataType for validation
- Understanding Repository & Unit Of Work pattern, DI & IoC
- Creating Repository Layer using Interfaces and Concrete classes
- Inverting the dependencies using Inversion of Control (Unity) at RunTime
- Injecting dependencies using Dependency Injection (Constructor Injection)
- Using Unit Of Work pattern to commit to the database
- Creating User and Role Model classes
- Creating Many-to-Many relationship between Users and Roles
- Creating Register method
- Hashing the Password for Security Reasons
- Creating Login and Logout Methods
- Using Forms Authentication
- Implementing custom Principal
- Securing the Authentication Ticket and Cookies
- Understanding HTTP Basics
- ASP.NET WebAPI Basics
- Creating ASP.NET WebAPI 2 project
- JSON basics
- Creating action methods using IHttpActionResult
- Serialization problems with Entity Framework
- Writing CRUD operation methods
- Using PostMan to Test the API's
- Consuming JSON data using jQuery DataTable
- Using Bootstrap Model popup for CRUD operations
- Using AJAX calls for CRUD operations
- Securing the API Controller
We will be creating a Content Management System(CMS) using ASP.NET MVC, EF, and many other technologies. All the topics that are to be covered in project work are listed below:
- Creating a Multi-Layered Application
- Creating separate projects for Data, Model, ViewModel, Web and Unit Test
- Managing package dependencies using Nuget
- Referencing projects to other projects
- Using Models and ViewModels
- Using EF Fluent-API for Data Modeling
- Storing Database connectionString in startup project .i.e Web project
- Using EF Code-First Migration
- Generating Repository interfaces and concrete class
- Creating interface & concrete class for Unit Of Work
- Inverting the dependency using Ioc(Unity) and injecting using DI
- Understanding Lazy & Eager loading in EF
- Disabling Lazy loading and ProxyCreation
- Using Include method to fetch related data using JOIN Sql Query via Entity Framework
- User and Role Management
- CMS features: Pages, Sidebars, Menu
- Using RichTextEditor for Pages,Sidebars
- Creating Admin area
- Using Bootstrap to style the Layout file
- Using LINQ with EF
- Calling Stored Procedure with EF
- Securing MVC application: Antiforgery tokens
- Applying Caching within MVC application for performance
- Creating Partial views
- Displaying notifications using TempData and Bootstrap alerts
- Creating Custom routes with Custom URL patterns
- Using attribute routing
- Using Client-Side validation using jQuery validate and Unobtrusive JS files
- Using partial views to display Navigation and Sidebar area in Layout file
- Restricting permissions & functionality to admin role users only using Authroize attribute
- Optimization using Bundling and Minification in MVC application
- Writing unit test code
- and so on..
Online ASP.NET MVC Training Target Audience (India & Overseas)
- College students who are interested in getting familiar with ASP.NET MVC framework
- Fresher graduates who are interested in getting familiar with ASP.NET MVC framework
- Fresher graduates who are familiar with ASP.NET WebForms, C#, OOP concepts, ADO.NET DataReader or DataSets will get a lot of benefit from this online ASP.NET MVC training
- Any experienced web developer who has extensively worked on ASP.NET WebForms application development will get a lot of benefit from this online ASP.NET MVC training
- Any developer/programmer coming from other programming languages like PHP, VB6, Delphi, C, C++ or others will get a lot of benefit from this online ASP.NET MVC training. Note: Knowledge of C# is required
- Web designers, Graphic designers, and front-end developers who are interested in getting familiar with server-side coding using ASP.NET MVC framework. Note: Knowledge of C# is required
- Junior & Senior Software Engineer, Database administrator, Network System Administrator who are interested in getting familiar with ASP.NET MVC framework can register for this online training. Note: Knowledge of C# is required