ASP.NET MVC Course Training in India

1.1 Overview of ASP.NET MVC architecture.

1.2 Advantages of using ASP.NET MVC over Web Forms

1.3 Setting up development environment (Visual Studio, .NET SDK)

1.4 Creating a new ASP.NET MVC project

1.5 Understanding MVC pattern and its components (Model, View, Controller)

1.6 Exploring the project structure

2.1 Creating Views with Razor syntax

2.2 Working with HTML Helpers

2.3 Understanding Layouts and Partial Views

2.4 Passing data from Controller to View

2.5 Implementing client-side scripting (JavaScript, jQuery) in Views

3.1 Creating Controllers and Action methods

3.2 Handling HTTP requests (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE)

3.3 Routing in ASP.NET MVC

3.4 Action filters and their usage (Authorization, Validation)

3.5 Model binding and validation

4.1 Defining Models using Entity Framework or other ORMs

4.2 Performing CRUD operations using Entity Framework

4.3 Using ViewModel to pass data between Controller and View

4.4 Data validation using Data Annotations

4.5 Implementing Repository pattern for data access

5.1 Working with HTML Forms in ASP.NET MVC

5.2 Model Binding and Value Providers

5.3 Handling form submissions (POST requests)

5.4 Implementing validation using ModelState

5.5 Using ViewModel for complex form scenarios

6.1 Implementing Authentication in ASP.NET MVC (Forms Authentication, Windows Authentication)

6.2 Authorizing users with Roles and Claims

6.3 Securing controller actions and views

6.4 Using ASP.NET Identity for user management

7.1 Introduction to client-side frameworks (Angular, React) with ASP.NET MVC

7.2 AJAX and JSON in ASP.NET MVC applications

7.3 Consuming Web APIs in ASP.NET MVC applications

7.4 Using client-side libraries like Bootstrap for responsive design

8.1 Advanced routing techniques (Attribute routing, Route constraints)

8.2 Dependency Injection and IoC containers

8.3 Building RESTful APIs with ASP.NET Web API

8.4 Real-time web applications with SignalR

8.5 Building Single Page Applications (SPA) with ASP.NET MVC and Angular/React