ASP.NET MVC Tutorial for Beginners

ASP.NET MVC Tutorial for Beginners

 ASP.NET MVC stands for ASP.NET Model View Controller design pattern. MVC was first invented by Trygve Reenskaug and was named as “Thing Model View Editor” pattern originally. Slowly it became popular and renamed as “Model View Controller”.

ASP.NET MVC was created by Scott Guthrie of Microsoft in 2007 based on the MVC framework implemented in different framework like Ruby on Rails, Spring etc. ASP.NET MVC (Model View Controller) is an architectural design pattern that separates an application into three main components

1. Model
2. View and
3. Controller

ASP.NET MVC is not the replacement of traditional ASP.NET Web form but it’s an alternative. The ASP.NET MVC App is highly testable application than traditional ASP.NET Web form applications.

Use left side course content to learn more about ASP.NET MVC.

Total list of posts under ASP.NET MVC

 

1. Create a new ASP.NET MVC application
2. Naming conventions in ASP.NET MVC
3. Project structure
4. Create a view
5. Create new controller
6. Create new model
7. Scaffolding
8. Razor & benefit of Razor
9. Declare a variable
10. Comment in Razor view
11. For each loop in Razor
12. If condition in Razor view engine
13. Switch case conditional operator
14. variable data inside URL
15. Mathematical operation in Razor view
16. Writing text in between C# code block
17. Custom helper method
18. Namespace in Razor view
19. Calling external method
20. specifying a model in razor view
21. Getting ViewBag / ViewData
22. New read only view
23. Form based Razor view
24. Model based Razor view
25. Element in ASP.NET MVC view
26. Text box in ASP.NET MVC view
27. Radio button in Razor view
28. Check box in razor view
29. Create a drop down in razor view
30. Listbox in razor view
31. Model attributes
32. Create a model based on database table
33. Auto increment property in Model
34. Mandatory model field
35. Validating string length in Model property
36. Model field for a particular data type
37. Custom label to Model property
38. Mapping model property to database field
39. Mapping model to existing table in database
40. Primary key and Foreign key relationship in Model
41. Views of model having primary and foreign key relationship
42. TextArea with Html.EditorFor
43. List data using ViewModel
44. Access form data into controller using Request
45. Access form data into controller using FormCollection
46. Access form data into controller using parameters
47. Rename action method
48. Rename a controller
49. Create a partial view
50. Render/call a partial view from a content page (View)
51. Returning a partial view from controller action method
52. Nested partial view
53. Call a partial view that accepts Model as parameter
54. Redirect user to another page from controller action method
55. Redirect to another action method
56. Redirect user to another route url
57. Pass data from one action method to another
58. Pass data from action method to View
59. Access data from querystring to action method
60. Return view from action method
61. Return model to view from action method
62. Output string content from action method
63. JSON result
64. Returning JavaScript from action method
65. Returning file content from action method
66. Define new route in ASP.NET MVC
67. Catchall in ASP.NET MVC route
68. Retrieving catchall segments in action method
69. Browser constraint check in route
70. Expose action method by certain URL (attribute routing)
71. Custom route handler to redirect user to specific page
72. Get url of action method
73. Create hyperlink based on action method
74. Avoid Length querystring in URL generated by ActionLink
75. Create URL based on Route defined
76. Create forms authentication in ASP.NET MVC
77. Implementing authorization
78. Securing controller action methods
79. Mark action method public in secure controller
80. Passing error to view from controller action
81. Redirecting to default error page from controller action
82. Redirecting user to error specific page
83. Prevent Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) attack
84. Getting EntityValidationErrors
85. Custom validation in ASP.NET MVC
86. Accepting HTML or script content to the form
87. Remote validation on particular model property
88. Validate url in routing level itself
89. Fluent validation framework in ASP.NET MVC
90. Store user specific data into session
91. Time out for session object
92. Cache output of action method
93. Creating output cache profile
94. Cache partial view output
95. Store data into Cache in ASP.NET MVC
96. List the data from database
97. Insert record into database
98. Update record into database
99. Delete record from database
100. File upload
101. Upload multiple files on server
102. Pagination of records
103. Sort & paginate records
104. Search based on keyword
105. Listing records in Grid
106. Insert record using transactions
107. Insert record using Ajax
108. Search database using Ajax
109. List records using JSON
110. Create asynchronous controller and action methods
111. Bundles in ASP.NET MVC
112. Create and use ScriptBundle
113. Create & use CSS bundle
114. ScriptBundle / StyleBundle in custom format
115. What is optimization?
116. Optimize JavaScript and CSS file
117. Create ASP.NET Web API Controller
118. Insert record using Web API
119. List records using Web API
120. Show single using Web API
121. Delete record using Web API
122. Update record using Web API
123. Consuming external Web API in ASP.NET MVC
124. Caching in Web API
125. Export data into MS Excel from MVC
126. Export data into MS Word from MVC
127. Export data into XML from MVC
128. Create new ASP.NET MVC Test project
129. Add new unit test class
130. Create new test case method
131. Test mvc controller method for correct view
132. Debug unit test case / method
133. Test controller method that access data from database
134. Create normal method in Test class
135. Controller Action Invoker
136. Action Invoker

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