Lessons: 17Length: 3.3 hours
- Overview
- Transcript
4.1 Razor View Basics
The view is responsible for displaying data to the user. The MVC framework has two built-in view engines, and in this lesson, I'll introduce you to one of them: the Razor view engine. I'll also demonstrate a Visual Studio feature called Browser Link.
1.Introduction
1.1Introduction00:51
1.1
Introduction
00:51
1.2An Overview of MVC02:55
1.2
An Overview of MVC
02:55
2.Getting Started
2.1The Anatomy of an MVC Application11:56
2.1
The Anatomy of an MVC Application
11:56
2.2Controller Basics13:04
2.2
Controller Basics
13:04
3.Routing in ASP.NET MVC5
3.1Routing Basics11:49
3.1
Routing Basics
11:49
3.2Route Constraints07:09
3.2
Route Constraints
07:09
3.3Attribute Routing (New to MVC5)10:02
3.3
Attribute Routing (New to MVC5)
10:02
4.Views
4.1Razor View Basics16:32
4.1
Razor View Basics
16:32
4.2Reusing Markup With Layout Pages and Partial Views14:41
4.2
Reusing Markup With Layout Pages and Partial Views
14:41
5.The Model
5.1The Model and Strongly-Typed Views16:00
5.1
The Model and Strongly-Typed Views
16:00
5.2Model Binding and Validation19:48
5.2
Model Binding and Validation
19:48
6.Other Features of ASP.NET MVC5
6.1Action Results12:35
6.1
Action Results
12:35
6.2Introduction to OWIN (New to MVC5)12:08
6.2
Introduction to OWIN (New to MVC5)
12:08
6.3ASP.NET Identity: Adding Users (New to MVC5)22:13
6.3
ASP.NET Identity: Adding Users (New to MVC5)
22:13
6.4ASP.NET Identity: Authentication (New to MVC5)15:29
6.4
ASP.NET Identity: Authentication (New to MVC5)
15:29
6.5Bundling (Changes in MVC5)12:14
6.5
Bundling (Changes in MVC5)
12:14
7.Conclusion
7.1Conclusion00:48
7.1
Conclusion
00:48
