Introduction to ASP.NET MVC
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This document provides an introduction to ASP.NET MVC, including what it is, its advantages over ASP.NET Web Forms, and its core parts. ASP.NET MVC is a new presentation layer for building web applications based on the model-view-controller design pattern. It gives developers complete control over HTML and makes test-driven development and SEO-friendly URLs easier. The core parts of an ASP.NET MVC application are models, which represent the data; controllers, which handle application logic and actions; and views, which render the HTML. ASP.NET MVC provides advantages like cleaner HTML and more control, while requiring more development time compared to ASP.NET Web Forms.
Introduction to ASP.NET MVC
- 1. Introduction to ASP.NET MVCEng. KhaledMusaiedOct 2010
- 2. AgendaWhat is ASP.NET MVC?ASP.NET MVC Power.ASP.NET Web Forms vs. ASP.NET MVCASP.NET MVC Parts:ModelControllerViewRouter
- 3. What is ASP.NET MVC?New Web Application (Presentation Layer).Based on Model-View-Controller Design Pattern.
- 4. ASP.NET MVC PowerComplete control on HTML.Smooth Web 2.0 Development .SEO-friendly URLs.Easy Test Driven Development (TDD).Stateless.
- 5. ASP.NET Web Forms vs. ASP.NET MVCASP.NET Web Forms Advantages:Fast Development.Windows Application Development Experience.Event Driven.View State.Web Controls.Disadvantages:Hard to Control HTML.Unfriendly URLs.Single “Form” tag in single page.
- 6. ASP.NET Web Forms vs. ASP.NET MVCASP.NET MVCAdvantages:Model-View-Controller Design Pattern.Web Application Development Experience.Easy to control HTML.Friendly URLs (SEO).Disadvantages:Stateless. More Development Time.
- 7. ASP.NET MVC PartsModel ( Data Object).Controller (Control Application Actions).View (Renders HTML).Router (URL Mapping).
- 8. Model
- 9. Controller
- 10. View
- 11. View output (Web Forms)
- 12. View output (MVC)Clean HTML
- 14. DemosHello World Demo.Single Form Demo.Two Forms Demo.JavaScript Demo.Routers Demo.
- 15. Th@nk$Q / A