ASP NET MVC Series For Beginers Part 2
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Gaurav Kumar Arora, a technology enthusiast with over 13 years of industry experience, presents a session on ASP.NET MVC, focusing on model concepts. The agenda includes revisiting previous topics, defining models, and demonstrating how to create them, including validation attributes and client-side vs. server-side validation. The session concludes with a demo and a Q&A session addressing participants' queries.
ASP NET MVC Series For Beginers Part 2
- 1. Gaurav Kumar Arora twitter - @g_arora A technology enthusiast, having more than 13yrs of experience in the industry. An author of CSharpCorner.
- 2. ASP.Net MVC series for beginers-Part 2
- 3. Agenda of the day 01 Revisiting Previous Session 05 Looking into advanced Model concepts 02 Getting started with a simple app 06 Learn with a demo 03 Defining Models 07 What comes next? 04 Lets create a Model 08 Closing notes
- 5. Request/Response in an ASP.NET application High level overview
- 6. Request processing High level overview – how request processed
- 7. Pictorial representation of Models, Views and Controllers High level overview of MVC Model
- 8. Getting started with a simple app - Demo
- 9. Lets create a Model
- 10. What is a Model? MVC model is typically a class Both Controller and View can access Model A Model can be used to pass data from Controller to view
- 11. Demo Getting started by adding a Model
- 12. Defining Models
- 13. Creating a Model? Adding Properties Adding attributes to Properties A Model can be used to pass data from Controller to view
- 14. Attributes at a glance Main available attributes Attributes to check DataTypes Attributes to Display Attributes for validation Required Length Comparison RegularExpression
- 15. Looking into advanced Model concepts
- 16. Client side vs. Server side validations Server side ModelState.IsValid Client side JQuery validation
- 17. Models are awesome Can create automatic UI
- 19. What comes next
- 20. Q & A Few moments for handling queries
- 21. Closing notes
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