Lessons: 17Length: 3.3 hours
- Overview
- Transcript
4.2 Reusing Markup With Layout Pages and Partial Views
Any web application framework needs some way to reuse markup. The Razor view engine has two features that make it easy to reuse markup—both on a grand, site-wide scale, and for individual chunks of markup.
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
