ASP.NET MVC – Lesson 3
Summary:
This lesson discusses the basics of what I’m learning about the role of models in the ASP.NET MVC framework. We show how models are used to persist data between views, how to make MVC automatically binds posted data to a model, and how to validate data with your model.
Resources:
Pro ASP.NET MVC Framework
Disclosure:
I do not know Steven Sanderson nor do I have any outstanding obligations to Apress (I did co-authored one book with them many years ago). I have added a referral code to the link on Amazon books. Despite my ability to grab a small fee if you use my link to buy the book, I would still recommend it.
ASP.NET MVC – Lesson 2
Summary:
This lesson clarifies the distinct responsibilities of the controller. I demonstrate how the controller can work without a view or any models and then go on to explain the roll of views a bit more tightly.
Resources:
Pro ASP.NET MVC Framework
Disclosure:
I do not know Steven Sanderson nor do I have any outstanding obligations to Apress (I did co-authored one book with them many years ago). I have added a referral code to the link on Amazon books. Despite my ability to grab a small fee if you use my link to buy the book, I would still recommend it.
ASP.NET MVC – Lesson 1
Summary:
I discuss some history behind ASP.NET and the need to move to ASP.NET. I demonstrate the ability to execute actions in a control with and without a view. I then demonstrate how to use different views of the same data returned by the controller.
Resources:
Pro ASP.NET MVC Framework
Disclosure:
I do not know Steven Sanderson nor do I have any outstanding obligations to Apress (I did co-authored one book with them many years ago). I have added a referral code to the link on Amazon books. Despite my ability to grab a small fee if you use my link to buy the book, I would still recommend it.
