Jon Galloway | Development Platform Evangelist Christopher Harrison | Microsoft Certified Trainer

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Windows Azure Technical Evangelist
Focused on ASP.NET MVC http://weblogs.asp.net/jgalloway Web development on Microsoft platform since late '90s Ex-submariner; Showcase Showdown winner Price is Right

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Wrox Professional MVC 4; MVC Music Store tutorial Virtual ASP.NET MVC Conference (mvcConf) World wide Web Camps speaker Herding Code podcast (http://herdingcode.com)

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Specializes in ASP.NET, SharePoint and SQL Server Microsoft Certified Trainer

Over 14 years experience

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Course Topics
MVC 4 Jump Start
01 | Introduction to MVC 4 02 | Developing ASP .NET MVC 4 Models 03 | Developing MVC 4 Controllers 04 | Developing ASP .NET MVC 4 Views 05 | Integrating JavaScript and MVC 4 06 | Implementing Web APIs 07 | Deploying to Windows Azure 08 | Visual Studio 2013 / MVC 5 Sneak Peek

Setting Expectations
Target Audience
New to MVC 4 Considering taking the 70-486 Exam

Suggested Prerequisites/Supporting Material

Microsoft Official Course 20486
Developing ASP.NET MVC 4 Web Applications

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01 | Introduction to MVC
Jon Galloway | Development Platform Evangelist Christopher Harrison | Microsoft Certified Trainer

Module Overview
Overview of ASP.NET 4.0 Topic Two Topic Three

Overview of ASP .NET 4.5

Web Pages Applications Web Forms Applications MVC Applications

Shared ASP.NET Features

Web Pages Applications

Web Matrix or Visual Studio Code in .CSHTML files Precise Control of HTML
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Web Forms Applications

Visual Studio only Code in .aspx files and code-behind files Create a UI by dragging controls onto a page

Controls provide rich properties and events

Bind controls to data

MVC Applications
Models encapsulate objects and data Views generate the user interface Controllers interact with user actions

Visual Studio only

Code in .cshtml and .cs files

Precise control of HTML and URLs

Shared ASP .NET Features

Configuration Authentication Membership and Roles

State Management
Caching

Lesson 3: Introduction to ASP .NET MVC 4

Models, Views, and Controllers Demonstration: How to Explore an MVC Application New Features of ASP.NET MVC 4

Models, Views, and Controllers

View
SQL

Model Database

Controller

Web Server

HTTP

Browser

New Features of ASP .NET MVC 4

ASP.NET Web API Mobile Features Display Modes

Asynchronous Controllers
OAuth and OpenID

Bundling and Minification

Demonstration: Hello, MVC

In this demonstration, you will see how to: 1. Create a new project 2. Discuss the basics of the moving parts

3. Introduce MVC conventions

4. See the Actors

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