Asp.Net MVC 6
Prior .NET web application development experience and familiarity with Object-Oriented Programming concepts is assumed. Some experience with HTML and JavaScript is also expected. Experience developing ASP.NET applications with Web Forms would be beneficial.Prior .NET web application development experience and familiarity with Object-Oriented Programming concepts is assumed. Some experience with HTML and JavaScript is also expected. Experience developing ASP.NET applications Web Forms would be beneficial.
Asp.Net MVC 6 Training Course Prerequisite
Prior .NET web application development experience and familiarity with Object-Oriented Programming concepts is assumed. Some experience with HTML and JavaScript is also expected. Experience developing ASP.NET applications with Web Forms would be beneficial.
Asp.Net MVC 6 Training Course Objective
ASP.NET MVC gives you a powerful, patterns-based way to build dynamic websites that enables a clean separation of concerns and that gives you full control over markup for enjoyable, agile development. ASP.NET MVC includes many features that enable fast, TDD-friendly development for creating sophisticated applications that use the latest web standards.
Asp.Net MVC 6 Training Course Duration
It takes 40 Days to complete.

Asp.Net MVC 6 Training Course Prerequisite
- Introduction to MVC 6
- NET Web Forms (vs) ASP.NET MVC
- Advantages and disadvantages of each
- Determining when-to-use which one
- List of Versions of ASP.NET MVC
- Differences between versions of ASP.NET MVC
- Overview of installing ASP.NET MVC in various versions of Visual Studio
- MVC Architecture
- What is MVC?
- Architecture Explanation
- What is Controller and action method
- What is View
- What is Model
- Request Flow in ASP.NET MVC
Controllers
- Introduction to Controllers
- Creating Controllers
- Creating Actions
- Calling actionmethods thru browser
- Returning from action methods
- Parameters in Action methods
- ActionLink URL Routing
- Overview
- Need of URL Routing
- Parameters in URL
- Default Parameter Values
- Parameters with Constraints
- Literals in URL
Getting started with MVC Core
- New Project in Visual Studio
- Overview of Folders and files of MVC project
Views (Razor)
- Introduction to Views (Razor)
- ActionResult and ViewResult
- Returning a view
- Creating a Simple Razor View
- Intermingling Code and Markup in Razor Views
- View Bag / View Data / Temp Data
- Shared Views
- ASPX View Engine (vs) Razor
LayoutViews
- Introduction to LayoutViews
- Need of layout views
- cshtml
- Creating custom layout views
- Layout Views with Sections
- RenderSection()
- Overriding the _ViewStart.cshtml
Partial Views
- RenderPartial()
Models
- Introduction to Models
- Need of models
- Creating models using ‘CodeFirst approach’
Entity Framework in MVC
- Introduction to Entity Framework
- Need of Entity Framework
- Creating DbContext and DbSet
- Configuring connection string
Scaffold Templates in MVC
- Introduction to scaffold Templates in MVC
- Need of Scaffolding
- Creating controllers and views using scaffold
- Strongly typed views
- Understanding Index, Details, Create, Edit, Delete action methods and views
HTML Helpers
- Introduction to HTML helpers
- DisplayNameFor( )
- DisplayFor( )
- BeginForm( )
- LabelFor()
- EditorFor( )
- ValidationMessageFor( )
- RadioButtonFor( )
- DropDownListFor( )
- ListBoxFor( )
- CheckBoxFor( )
- AntiForgeryToken()
- Code First Migrations
Action Filters
- Introduction to action filters
- [HttpPost]
- [HttpGet]
- [ValidateAntiForgeryToken]
- [OutputCache]
- [HandleError]
- [NonAction]
- [ActionName]
Bundles and Minification
- Introduction to Bundles and minification
- Understanding BundleConfig.cs
- ScriptBundle (vs) StyleBundle
- Importing a ScriptBundle and StyleBundle
- Creating and consuming custom bundles
Validations
- Introduction to Validations
- Model level validations (vs) View level validations
- Importing jQuery Validation Plug in
- [Required]
- [RegularExpression]
- [Range]
- [StringLength]
- [Compare]
- [Remote]
- IsValid
Data Annotations
- [Display]
- [Datatype]
- [DisplayFormat]
- [ScaffoldColumn]
jQuery in MVC
- Introduction to jQuery in MVC
- Need of jQuery in MVC
- Importing / updating jquery plug in
- Demos
- jQuery AJAX in MVC
- Need of jQuery-AJAX in MVC
- Demos on jQuery-AJAX (with json) in MVC with database handling
- Intro to jQGrid
Web API
- Introduction to Web API
- WCF REST (vs) Web API
- Understanding HTTP methods(GET, POST, PUT, DELETE)
- Creating API controller
- API configuration
- Calling Web API from jQuery
- Demo: CRUD operations using jQuery AJAX with Web API
Security in MVC
- Forms based security with [Authorise]
- Windows based security
What’s new in MVC Core
- Web API 2
- Overview of Facebook Application
- OWIN Abstraction
- Inbuilt Support for Dependency Injection
- SIGNAL R 3
- Web API 3
Repository Layer and Service Layer
- Introduction to Repository Layer and Service Layer
- MVC Architecture with both layers
- Demos
Dependency Injection
- Problems in accessing repository layer / service layer directly in controller
- What is Dependency Injection
- Installing ‘Unity’ plug in
- Configuring Unity
- Construction injection and property injection using interface
Consuming WCF in MVC
- Introduction to Consuming WCF in MVC
- Demos how to consume WCF in MVC
Database-First approach in MVC
- Introduction to Database-First approach in MVC
- Demos on ‘Database-First’ approach
Areas in MVC
- Introduction to areas in MVC
- Demos on areas
Mobile Web Apps using MVC
- Introduction to jQuery Mobile
- Mobile Application’ project template
- Overview of Customizing jQuery Mobile
- Deployment
- Configuring IIS
- Publishing MVC web applications to local IIS
Angular JS Integration
- What is AngularJS
- Advantages
- Getting started
- MVVM & MVC Architecture
- What is Model, View, ViewModel
- Creating view model
- data-bind
- Observable properties
- Subscribe
- Working with Directives, Services, Filters, Functions
Single Page Application (SPA)
- What is SPA
- Need of SPA
- Getting started
- Angular JS with API
- Reading and posting data
Our Trainings
Asp.Net MVC 6 Training
Prior .NET web application development experience and familiarity with Object-Oriented