
Explore how the asp.net mvc framework uses model, view, and controller to achieve clean separation of concerns, easier testing, and improved performance over web forms.
Understand how controllers manage the execution flow in asp.net mvc. Identify the criteria for a controller: inherit from system.web.mvc.controller and end with 'controller', guiding the request from browser to view.
Compare asp.net mvc and asp.net web forms, noting mvc's lightweight design, clean separation of concerns, and testable controllers with dependency injection, versus web forms' drag-and-drop, postback, and view state.
Explore the five major versions of asp.net mvc from 1.0 to 5.0. Learn each version's key features, such as razor, web api, bundling, and attribute routing.
Explore the MVC app folder structure, including App_Start, App_Data, Controllers, Models, and Views, with key files like RouteConfig.cs, WebApiConfig.cs, BundleConfig.cs, UnityConfig.cs, and Web.config.
Create your first asp.net mvc app with controllers and views, using an empty project; build a home controller with an index action and return its view via the route pattern.
Discover how ActionResult drives responses in asp.net mvc, returning views, files, JSON, or redirects through its child results like ContentResult, ViewResult, FileResult, and JsonResult.
Learn how to return content in ASP.NET MVC 5 with ContentResult, specifying content types like text/plain or text/html, using GetEmpName with EmpID, and the Content shortcut method.
Understand RedirectToRouteResult and RedirectToAction, showing http 302 redirects from login to dashboard or invalid login, using optional controller specification or defaulting to the current controller.
Explore Razor code blocks in ASP.NET MVC 5 by embedding C# in views, using Razor blocks to set a local variable like StudentResult from ViewBag.Marks and display Pass or Fail.
Learn to use Razor If to conditionally render HTML with C# in Razor views, including displaying 'congratulations' in green or 'better luck next time' in red.
Master the HTTP protocol basics, including request and response formats, headers, and MIME types. Learn how GET and POST, status codes, and HTTPS secure browser–server communication.
Explore the asp.net mvc request object, a System.Web.HttpRequestBase accessible in controllers, exposing Url, PhysicalApplicationPath, Path, Browser.Type, QueryString, Headers, and HttpMethod.
Learn how the ASP.NET MVC response object manages server-to-browser data, including Response.Write, content type, headers, and status codes, with practical walkthroughs and debugging tips.
Pass dynamic data from controllers to a shared view using ViewBag to display different toll-free numbers for home and admin contact pages, with per-controller values rendered in the shared view.
Add a two-column sidebar in the layout view using bootstrap grid, displaying a menu with favorites, products, and your orders beside a 10-column content area that renders the page content.
Define the default layout for all views by placing _ViewStart.cshtml in the target folder with a single statement: Layout = 'path'. Inner folder _ViewStart overrides outer, enabling centralized layout control.
Master the default routing in MVC by examining RouteConfig.cs and RegisterRoutes, mapping {controller}/{action}/{id} with defaults for home and index, and using ignore routes for axd files.
Explore how the id parameter in URL routing works, including optional id via UrlParameter.Optional, and how it maps to controller, action, and id in a product details example.
Explore attribute routing in ASP.NET MVC 5 and compare it to conventional routing, enabling per-action url patterns with literals and constraints using routes.MapMvcAttributeRoutes in RouteConfig.
Enable attribute routing to resolve conflicts between details and getproductid routes by using routes.MapMvcAttributeRoutes alongside convention routing, enabling custom literals and parameter constraints such as int, string, and regex.
Asp .Net MVC 5 - Ultimate Guide - Indepth & Sample Project
THE BEST SELLING Asp .Net MVC COURSE ON UDEMY - OVER 320 REVIEWS - 5 STARS!
LEARN these HOT TOPICS in Asp .Net Mvc 5:
Controllers and Action Methods
Understand different types of ActionResult
Master the Razor View Engine and use it like a Pro
Read model collections to produce grids
Handle HTTP request and HTTP response headers
Create Layout views (for master pages)
Handle different issues of URL routing
Enable the NEW Attribute routing
Interact with database using EntityFramework DbFirst Approach and CodeFirst Approach
Update database using CodeFirst Migrations, in case of CodeFirst Approach
Create and use HTML Helpers for development of various Forms with all Validations
Create User Authentication and Security using Asp .Net Identity
Create and apply various types of Filters to Controllers and Action Methods
Handle Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF)
Handle exceptions with real-time best practices
Create N-Tier architecture with Service Layer and Repository Layer
Share data using ViewBag, TempData and ViewData
Create REST-API End Points using Asp .NET Web API
REAL-TIME PROJECTS
A mini project, "Products Management", where the admin can create categories, brands and products with REST API.
POTENTIAL BENEFITS OF THIS COURSE
By the end of this course, you will create all of the source code for a complete Asp .Net Mvc real-time project, with all features like page navigation with routing, CRUD operations with real databases, User registration and login with Asp .Net Identity, handle other aspects such as filters, layout views, validations, exception handling.
You will type in every line of code with me in the videos ... all from scratch.
I explain every line of asp .net mvc code that we create. So this isn't a copy/paste exercise, you will have a full understanding of the code.
I am a RESPONSIVE INSTRUCTOR. post your questions and I will RESPOND in 24 hours, ASAP.
All source code is available for download
PDF's of all lectures are available for download.
English captions are available.
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Key Points about this Course:
We don't use the ready-made project template called "MVC" in Visual Studio, but we develop (create) everything from the scratch with "Empty" project template; so that you will be able to understand each and every aspect of Asp .Net Mvc, clearly, without confusion.
Authentication is shown with Asp .Net Identity development from scratch
Database connections are shown with SQL Server
All the concepts are progressively integrated into a sample mini project called "Product Manager", which includes all essential features that a real-time project should have.
All the concepts explained in both theoretically and practically.
We use Bootstrap from the beginning of the course.
We use Windows O/S, Visual Studio 2017 / 2019, C#, Entity Framework, Bootstrap.
This course is offered by Web Academy by Harsha Vardhan. Any watermark stating "Harsha Web University" is from our old branding and does not represent an academic institution. This course is for educational purposes only and is not affiliated with any university or degree-granting institution.