Introduction to the Development of Web Applications Using ASP .Net (Core) MVC [electronic resource] / by Razvan Alexandru Mezei.
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TextSeries: Synthesis Lectures on Computer SciencePublisher: Cham : Springer Nature Switzerland : Imprint: Springer, 2024Edition: 1st ed. 2024Description: XV, 315 p. 666 illus., 577 illus. in color. online resourceContent type: - text
- computer
- online resource
- 9783031306266
- QA75.5-76.95
Introduction -- Preparing the Development Environment -- Brief Introduction to HTML -- Brief Introduction to CSS, JavaScript, and Bootstrap -- Some C# Fundamentals -- Middleware, Services, and an Introduction to Dependency Injection -- Routing, Models, and Controllers -- Core on Controllers -- Razor Views, Razor Engine, and Model Binding -- Server Validation -- Persistent Data: Entity Framework (core) and Dependency Injection Revisited -- Consistent Look: Layouts, Friendly Error Pages, and Environments -- Working with Images -- Authentication -- References.
This book introduces a simplified approach to web application development using the open-source ASP .Net Core MVC framework. Readers will learn to implement web applications using the following languages and frameworks: HTML, JavaScript, CSS, Bootstrap, C#, ASP .Net, and Entity Framework Core. In addition, this book addresses how to build a web application to create user accounts, store data in a database, manipulate data, and how to allow controlled access to certain parts of the application functionality. The author also covers both client-side and server-side development and the use of an object relational mapper to work with persistent data (using a database). Topics include: models, views, controllers, routing, entity framework core, identity, layouts, dependency injection and services, model binder, among others. This book: Introduces the development of web applications using the open-source ASP .Net Core MVC framework Implements web applications including HTML, JavaScript, CSS, Bootstrap, C#, ASP .Net, and Entity Framework Core Features client-side development, server-side development, and object relational mapper software.
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