In this course you'll go beyond simply understanding a framework and its API to learning how to write an actual, working application. Follow Jeremy McPeak as he teaches you how to write a fully-functional CMS using ASP.NET Web Pages.
1.Introduction2 lessons, 09:43
2 lessons, 09:43
1.1Introduction00:48
1.1
Introduction
00:48
1.2What You Need08:55
1.2
What You Need
08:55
2.Getting Started4 lessons, 1:41:11
4 lessons, 1:41:11
2.1Getting Started31:45
2.1
Getting Started
31:45
2.2Editing Posts17:38
2.2
Editing Posts
17:38
2.3Separating Concerns28:29
2.3
Separating Concerns
28:29
2.4Finishing Post Functionality23:19
2.4
Finishing Post Functionality
23:19
3.Implementing Tags3 lessons, 1:06:36
3 lessons, 1:06:36
3.1Basic Tag Management22:15
3.1
Basic Tag Management
22:15
3.2Mapping Posts With Tags21:51
3.2
Mapping Posts With Tags
21:51
3.3Finishing the Post Repository22:30
3.3
Finishing the Post Repository
22:30
4.User Management4 lessons, 1:15:29
4 lessons, 1:15:29
4.1The Setup08:04
4.1
The Setup
08:04
4.2Implementing User and Role Management33:29
4.2
Implementing User and Role Management
33:29
4.3User Authentication and Login15:45
4.3
User Authentication and Login
15:45
4.4User Permissions18:11
4.4
User Permissions
18:11
5.Security2 lessons, 15:56
2 lessons, 15:56
5.1Protecting Against CSRF Attacks06:01
5.1
Protecting Against CSRF Attacks
06:01
5.2Protecting Against Script Injection09:55
5.2
Protecting Against Script Injection
09:55
6.Final Touches3 lessons, 46:33
3 lessons, 46:33
6.1Displaying Published Posts21:07
6.1
Displaying Published Posts
21:07
6.2Polishing the Admin System24:37
6.2
Polishing the Admin System
24:37
6.3Conclusion00:49
6.3
Conclusion
00:49
I started my development career on the client-side writing JavaScript and DHTML components in my spare time. In 2005, Nicholas C. Zakas asked me to join him in writing the first edition of Professional Ajax for Wiley Publishing. Since Professional Ajax, 1st Edition, I've been blessed to take part in other book projects: Professional Ajax 2nd Edition, and Beginning JavaScript 3rd and 4th editions.