1) Getting Introduced to
Visual Studio IDE Features
- Identifying the Various Components of Visual Studio IDE
- Working with Solution Explorer and Class View
- Working with the Main Workspace Area of IDE
- Navigating between Code Inside the IDE
- Extending Visual Studio Templates
- Using Code Snippets in Visual Studio
- Using Smart Tags and Refactor in Visual Studio
2) Introducing .NET 4.5 and
C#5.0 New Features
Exploring What's New in the .NET Framework 4.5
- NET for Windows Store Apps
- Portable Class Libraries
- Core New Features and Improvements
- Tools
- Parallel Computing
- Web
- Networking
- Improvements in Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF)
- Improvements in Windows Communication Foundation (WCF)
- Improvements in Windows Workflow Foundation (WF)
Discussing C# 5.0 New Features
- Async Feature
- Caller Information
3) Getting Started with
Windows Store Applications
- Creating a Windows Store app
- Adding a Windows Store item Template to your app
- Using the Windows 8 Simulator
- Defining Capabilities and Contracts
- Packaging your Windows Store app
- Validating your Windows Store app
4) Implementing Asynchronous
Programming in .NET
- Introduction to Threading and Asynchronous Threading patterns
- Working with Event-based asynchronous pattern and Background Worker
- Working with thread locking and synchronization
- Lock statement using task-based parallelism in concurrent programming
- Working with async and await patterns
- Working with Task Parallel Library data flows
5) Introducing ASP.NET MVC 4
- A Brief History of Web Development
- Web Development Today
- Key Benefits of ASP.NET MVC
- Who Should Use ASP.NET MVC?
- What’s New in ASP.NET MVC 4?
6) Understanding the MVC
Pattern
- The History of MVC
- Understanding the MVC Pattern
- Applying Domain-Driven Development
- Building Loosely Coupled Components
- Getting Started with Automated Testing
7) Working with Razor
- Creating an Example Project
- Working with the Model Object
- Working with Layouts
- Using Razor Expressions
8) Using Essential Tools for
MVC
- Creating an Example Project
- Using Ninject
- Unit Testing with Visual Studio
- Using Moq
9) Delving Deeper Into
ASP.NET MVC 4
Overview of MVC Projects
- Working with Visual Studio MVC Projects
- Debugging MVC Applications
URL Routing
- Creating the Example Project
- Introducing URL Patterns
- Creating and Registering a Simple Route
- Defining Default Values
- Using Static URL Segments
- Defining Custom Segment Variables
- Constraining Routes
- Routing Requests for Disk Files
- Bypassing the Routing System
Advanced Routing Features
- Preparing the Example Project
- Generating Outgoing URLs in Views
- Customizing the Routing System
- Working with Areas
- URL Schema Best Practices
Controllers and Actions
- Introducing the Controller
- Receiving Input
- Producing Output
Controller Extensibility
- Creating the Example Project
- Creating a Custom Controller Factory
- Working with the Built-In Controller Factory
- Creating a Custom Action Invoker
- Using the Built-In Action Invoker
- Improving Performance with Specialized Controllers
Views
- Creating a Custom View Engine
- Working with the Razor Engine
- Adding Dynamic Content to a Razor View
10) Working with Windows
Communication Foundation
Web Services and Windows Communication Foundation
- Web Services
- Web Services: Standards and Specifications
- Windows Communication Foundation (WCF)
- WCF Production and Development Environments
Implementing a WCF Service in the Real World
- Creating a New Solution and Project Using WCF Templates
- Creating the Service Interface Layer
- Adding a Business Logic Layer
- Adding Database Support and Exception Handling
11) Implementing Dependency
Injection
- Working with IOC
- Using Unity to Integrate a WCF Service with MVC
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