Microsoft designed the ASP.NET MVC to be extensible. It's so extensible that you can replace just about every component and subsystem in the MVC framework with your own, or a third-party’s, implementation. In this course we’ll look at just some of the ways we can extend the MVC Framework.
1.Introduction
1.1Extending ASP.NET MVC00:43
1.1
Extending ASP.NET MVC
00:43
2.Views
2.1Extending the WebViewPage Class and Importing Namespaces06:28
2.1
Extending the WebViewPage Class and Importing Namespaces
06:28
2.2Generating Simple Elements07:50
2.2
Generating Simple Elements
07:50
2.3Generating Complex Elements22:49
2.3
Generating Complex Elements
22:49
2.4Templated Razor Delegates12:14
2.4
Templated Razor Delegates
12:14
2.5The Spark View Engine12:37
2.5
The Spark View Engine
12:37
3.Controllers
3.1Introduction to Controllers05:12
3.1
Introduction to Controllers
05:12
3.2The Built-in Action Results11:14
3.2
The Built-in Action Results
11:14
3.3Filters13:28
3.3
Filters
13:28
3.4Extending Controllers with an Action Invoker18:13
3.4
Extending Controllers with an Action Invoker
18:13
3.5Writing a Controller Factory17:42
3.5
Writing a Controller Factory
17:42
4.Models
4.1Custom Model Binders07:37
4.1
Custom Model Binders
07:37
4.2Adding Validation08:08
4.2
Adding Validation
08:08
5.Conclusion
5.1Conclusion00:54
5.1
Conclusion
00:54
