ASP.NET MVC by 27 yrs Experience Trainer (Subset course)

Completely practical approach about how Model, View and Controller participate in building Modern Web Applications.

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ASP.NET MVC by 27 yrs Experience Trainer (Subset course)

What You Will Learn!

Deep Understanding of MVC Design Pattern and comparison with traditional ASP. NET Web Forms.
You will have good knowledge Model, View and Controller individually.
Implement Authentication and Authorization using ASP .NET Identities Framework.
Very good understanding of how Cookies and Session overcome stateless behaviour of HTTP Protocol.
Configuring Web Applications.
Deploying Applications to Server

Description

Mr. Sandeep Soni, Microsoft Certified Trainer and having 26 years of experience has himself participated in architecting and developing a large number of ASP.NET MVC applications and has trained more than 100,000 students. Topics covered are in-depth and not only benefits beginners but also experienced software developers.

This course is a subset of our course "Deep dive into ASP.NET MVC by 26 yrs Experience Trainer" and will have 14 hours of video.

Covering every topic right from basic to in-depth understanding, our online ASP.NET MVC course provides essential knowledge of MVC design pattern and applying its features to developing lightweight but large sized web applications as in modern applications.

The most striking feature of OUR online ASP.NET MVC training is that it includes both theory as well as practical examples for each and every module. In addition to this, the ASP.NET MVC Interview questions provide an effective source for helping our participants to communicate effectively and confidently in any interview.

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What is ASP.NET MVC:

This ASP.NET MVC online training is specially designed for beginners to learn how to build web applications using the MVC framework. Its features make the web application-built structure easier by separating them into three patterns. The separated patterns are: