ASP.NET MVC Programming for Experienced C# Programmers Using .NET6

Duration: 3 Days (Face-to-Face or Remote-Live), or 21 hours of coursework with personal facilitation over a four week span (On-Demand)

US Price: $1695 (Face-to-Face or Remote-Live), or $1495 (On-Demand)

Delivery Options: Attend face-to-face in the classroom, remote-live or via on-demand training

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Description

This .NET MVC class provides students with hands on experience using Visual Studio to create dynamic web applications using ASP.NET MVC, C#, and the .NET6 Framework. Students should already have a working knowledge of the C# language and Visual Studio before taking this course.

During class, students learn how to leverage the power of the Model-View-Controller design pattern with the ASP.NET MVC design pattern to separate the layers of a web application. Students will then use the Razor view engine to design a user interface, and will learn how to build models to manage an application's data layer using both LINQ and the Entity Framework. Students also learn how to build controllers containing action methods to manage communication between views and models.

Other topics in the course include data scaffolding; URL routing; implementing security; unit testing; and deploying ASP.NET MVC applications. Comprehensive labs throughout the training provide students with experience creating, debugging, testing and deploying dynamic ASP.NET MVC applications.

Prerequisites

Knowledge of fundamental HTML syntax is helpful, but not a requirement. Prior experience with C# is required.

Course Overview

Overview of ASP.NET MVC Overview of Model-View-Controller Design Pattern ASP.NET MVC Application Architecture Understanding the MVC Execution Process Building an ASP.NET MVC Application Using Visual Studio Visual Studio MVC Project Templates Using a web.config File	Startup and Services Fundamentals of Dependency Injection Using the default DI container Using the Startup file Creating Services and Controlling Service Lifetime Building an ASP.NET MVC Application Using Visual Studio Project Templates Using Bootstrap CSS for the UI
Developing Views Creating Views Using the Razor View Engine Using ViewBag to Pass Controller Data Using HTML Helpers	Developing Models Creating Model Classes Working with Strongly-Typed Views Validating User Input Using Data Annotations for Display Working with the Entity Framework Working with LINQ to SQL Using Scaffolding to Generate Views
Developing Controllers Creating Controllers Defining Action Methods Working with HTML Form Data Mapping URLs to Action Methods Understanding ActionResult Types Using Model Binding	Routing Control Understanding Routing in ASP.NET MVC Defining URL Routes Registering Routes Adding Constraints to Routes Using Attribute Routing
MVC Unit Testing Test-Driven Development Designing Test Cases Creating Unit Tests Using xUnit for Testing Using Visual Studio Test Explorer	Securing MVC Applications ASP.NET Security Securing the Application with Individual Accounts Securing the Application with Windows Accounts Using Attributes to Leverage Access Defending against Attacks Cross-site Scripting Session Hijacking SQL Injection Input Forgery
Deploying ASP.NET MVC Applications Understanding the Kestrel Web Server Using Publish Profiles Choosing a Deployment Destination App Config using Environments Configuring IIS for ASP.NET MVC Deployment