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Asp.net MVC is a framework that implements the Model-View-Controller pattern. The Model manages application data and logic, the View handles data presentation, and the Controller manages application flow and navigation. Asp.net MVC gives developers more control over HTML markup and supports unit testing. It uses a more logical and SEO-friendly URL structure compared to Asp.net Web Forms. When a request comes in, MVC routes it to a controller action, which accesses the model for data processing before passing the results to a view for rendering.
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Object Oriented Design SOLID Principlesrainynovember12 This document discusses object-oriented design principles and patterns. It introduces the SOLID principles: single responsibility, open-closed, Liskov substitution, interface segregation, and dependency inversion. These principles aim to create flexible, reusable, and extensible code. Other principles discussed include composition over inheritance and least knowledge. Common design patterns are inspired by these principles to provide solutions for recurring problems. The document emphasizes that applying object-oriented principles leads to software that can easily adapt to changing requirements.
Model View Presenter (MVP) In Aspnet
Model View Presenter (MVP) In Aspnetrainynovember12 This document describes how to implement the Model View Presenter (MVP) pattern in ASP.NET web forms. It discusses MVP as a user interface pattern that separates concerns and increases testability. It then provides step-by-step instructions to create a simple "Hello World" MVP application with a model, view, and presenter. The model builds output strings, the view contains UI elements, and the presenter joins them by passing data between the model and view.
Dependency Injection Inversion Of Control And Unity
Dependency Injection Inversion Of Control And Unityrainynovember12 The document discusses dependency injection and inversion of control using the Unity framework. It provides an example of how the Unity container can be used to decouple classes and resolve their dependencies. It explains that classes should depend on abstractions rather than concrete implementations through interfaces. The Unity container allows registering types and resolving object graphs to inject dependencies. This approach prevents tight coupling between classes and reduces change impact if dependencies need to be replaced.
Introduction To REST
Introduction To RESTrainynovember12 This document provides an introduction to REST (Representational State Transfer), an architectural style for developing web-based systems. It describes REST's motivation as utilizing the basic characteristics of the web that made it successful. The document outlines REST's basic philosophy of resources being identified by URLs and represented in different formats. It also summarizes REST's basic architecture of clients making HTTP requests to servers and receiving lightweight XML responses. The document provides examples of how a parts supplier could implement RESTful services for getting a parts list, part details, and submitting purchase orders.
Sql Basics And Advanced
Sql Basics And Advancedrainynovember12 This document discusses revisiting SQL basics and advanced topics. It covers objectives, assumptions, and topics to be covered including staying clean with conventions, data types, revisiting basics, joining, subqueries, joins versus subqueries, group by, set operations, and case statements. The topics sections provides details on each topic with examples to enhance SQL knowledge and write better queries.
Sql Server Basics
Sql Server Basicsrainynovember12 The document provides an overview of basic concepts related to SQL server databases including database objects, file systems, storage structures, and query processing. It discusses topics like SQL server databases, storage files and file groups, data pages and extents, data organization in heaps vs indexed tables, and how queries are processed through either full table scans or using indexes.
Optimizing Data Accessin Sq Lserver2005
Optimizing Data Accessin Sq Lserver2005rainynovember12 The document discusses various techniques for optimizing SQL Server performance, including handling index fragmentation, optimizing files and partitioning tables, effective use of SQL Profiler and Performance Monitor, a methodology for performance troubleshooting, and a 10 step process for performance optimization. Some key points covered are determining and resolving index fragmentation, partitioning tables across multiple file groups, capturing traces with SQL Profiler and Performance Monitor counters to diagnose issues, and ensuring proper indexing through query execution plans and the SQL Server tuning advisor.
Aspnet Caching
Aspnet Cachingrainynovember12 The document provides an overview of caching in ASP.NET, including output caching, fragment caching, and data caching. It discusses using the @OutputCache directive and Cache object to cache page output. Fragment caching allows caching regions of a page defined by user controls. Data caching stores application data in memory for faster retrieval. It also covers cache dependencies, scavenging, and callbacks to automatically remove cached items.
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Mvc Brief Overview
- 1. What is Asp.net MVC?Prepared By : M.M.Al-FarooqueShubhohttp://www.linkedin.com/in/thisisshubho
- 2. What is MVC?A “Framework” built on top of Asp.net core framework.A framework that implements the core “Model, View and Controller” pattern where:Model = Things that encapsulates application’s Data and related LogicsView = Things that handles application’s data presentation. .Controller = Things that manages application’s Flow and Navigational logics.
- 3. Asp.net Programming ModelsTwo Asp.net Programming Models are thereAsp.net Web FormAndAsp.net MVCBoth are built on top of core Asp.net Framework
- 4. Features of Asp.net Web FormFamiliar controls and Event based Programming Model.Controls encapsulates HTML, CSS and jsRich UI controls supported that supports rich Data binding features and handling of different browsers.
- 5. Features of Asp.net MVCComfortable for Traditional web development nature.Total control on HTML markup.Supports Unit testing and TDD.Extremely flexible and Extensible.
- 6. What programming model to choose?Both WebForm and MVC uses the same core Asp.net Libraries and Frameworks. These are:--Authentication & Authorization--Membership--Output cache, SessionState--Configuration, Deployment--Ajax and many more…So, lots of skills gained in Asp.net WebForm could be utilized in MVC
- 7. Why MVC?Use MVC if you like to have:Less configuration sand more conventions.More control (Driving a Motor cycle vs Driving a Car).Unit tests for the components/modules in the application (because, unlike Web Forms, MVC does not require HttpContext to load and Test.)More “Logical”, ”Understandable” and SEO friendly application URLs.
- 9. How MVC works? Continued..1) Request arrives at the MVC Application.2) Based upon the Routing table configuration, the URL request is mapped to an Action inside an appropriate Controller.3) Controller accesses the Model to process the data with applying business logics.4) Model access/retrieves database/data source and process data and return result to the Action.5) Action populates the view with processed data and the View renders UI.