Overview of razor syntax
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This document provides an agenda for a training session on web development technologies. It introduces the speaker, Lohith G N, and lists their areas of expertise. The agenda covers Razor, ASP.NET MVC, Web API, and MVC mobile features across several hours with breaks and a question and answer session. Background is provided on Telerik, describing it as a leading vendor of productivity tools and solutions with global offices and customers. The document promotes Telerik's goal of improving developer productivity.
Overview of razor syntax
- 1. About Me Lohith G N Developer Evangelist, Telerik Microsoft MVP – ASP.NET/IIS Lohith.Nagaraj@Telerik.com www.telerikhelper.net www.kashyapas.com @kashyapa
- 2. Agenda Razor (1 Hr) ASP.NET MVC (2 Hr) Break Web API (1 Hr) MVC Mobile Features (1 Hr) Q & A (1 Hr)
- 3. Telerik at a Glance • Established in 2002 • Telerik is now a leading vendor of productivity tools & solutions • 11 global offices, 700+ people, 100,000+ loyal customers in over 90 countries • 880,000 Registered users in the Telerik Online Community • True global vendor – no vertical or geographical focus • Numerous business awards, hundreds of technology awards “Deliver More Than Expected”
- 4. IMPROVING DEVELOPER PRODUCTIVITY HOW ABOUT SOME FREE HOURS FOR LEISURE ?
- 5. End to End Provider Solutions for all aspects of Software Development Automated Functional & Performance UI Testing Unit Testing Load/Stress Testing Exploratry Testing Testing Requirements Gathering Project Management Defect Management Team and Customer Collaboration Planning Multi-platform UI tools Code quality and performance tools Data access and reporting tools Construction
- 6. Overview of Razor Syntax LAP AROUND RAZOR
- 7. What is Razor View Engine in ASP.NET Design Goals Compact, Expressive, Fluid Easy to Learn Is not a new language Works with any text editor
- 8. 1. Add Code using @ character
- 9. 2. Enclose code blocks in braces
- 10. 3. Inside a block, semicolon ends the statement
- 11. 4. Use Variables to store values
- 12. 5. Enclose literal string values in double quotation marks
- 13. 6. Code is Case Sensitive
- 14. 7. Using Objects
- 15. 8. Decision Making Code
- 16. Thank You.
- 17. Q & A