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Beginning ASP.NET for Visual studio 2015 / William Penberthy.

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Your complete guide to the productivity and performance enhancements in ASP.NET, this in-depth resource walks you through the details, and shows you what you need to know so you can get up and running quickly. --

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Online Access: Full Text (via O'Reilly/Safari)
Main Author: Penberthy, William (Author)
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: Indianapolis, IN : Wrox, an imprint of John Wiley & Sans, Inc., [2016]
Subjects:
Microsoft Visual studio.
Microsoft Visual studio
Web services.
Web applications.
Web applications
Web services
Table of Contents:
  • Cover
  • Title Page
  • Copyright
  • Contents
  • Introduction
  • Chapter 1 Getting Started with ASP.NET 6.0
  • An Introduction to ASP.NET vNext
  • Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP)
  • Microsoft Internet Information Services
  • HTML 5
  • HTML Markup
  • Attributes in HTML
  • HTML Example
  • ASP.NET Web Forms
  • ViewState
  • ASP.NET Web Forms Events and Page Lifecycle
  • Control Library
  • ASP.NET MVC
  • Testability
  • Full Control over Output
  • Web Forms and MVC Similarities
  • Choosing the Best Approach
  • Using Visual Studio 2015
  • Versions
  • Downloading and Installing
  • The Sample Application
  • Summary
  • Chapter 2 Building an Initial ASP.NET Application
  • Creating Websites with Visual Studio 2015
  • Available Project Types
  • Web Site Project-Based Approach
  • Web Application Project
  • Creating a New Site
  • While Creating a Project
  • Empty Template
  • Web Forms Template
  • MVC Template
  • Web API Template
  • Single Page Application Template
  • Azure Mobile Service Template
  • Working with Files in Your Application
  • File Types of an ASP.NET MVC Application
  • File System Structure of an ASP.NET MVC Application
  • File Types of an ASP.NET Web Forms Application
  • MVC and Web Form File Differences
  • Creating the Sample Application
  • Summary
  • Chapter 3 Designing Your Web Pages
  • HTML and CSS
  • Why Use Both HTML and CSS?
  • An Introduction to CSS
  • More CSS
  • Selectors
  • Properties
  • Precedence in Styles
  • The Style Sheet
  • Adding CSS to Your Pages
  • Creating Embedded and Inline Style Sheets
  • Applying Styles
  • Managing Styles
  • Summary
  • Chapter 4 Programming in C# and VB.NET
  • Introduction to Programming
  • Data Types and Variables
  • Defining a Variable
  • Operators
  • Converting and Casting Data Types
  • Converting Data Types
  • Casting Data Types
  • Using Arrays and Collections
  • Using Arrays
  • Using Collections.
  • Decision-Making Operations
  • Comparison Operators
  • Logical Operators
  • If Statement
  • Switch/Select Case Statement
  • Loops
  • For Loop
  • Foreach/For Each Loops
  • While Loop
  • Exiting Loops
  • Organizing Code
  • Methods: Functions and Subroutines
  • Writing Comments and Documentation
  • Object-Oriented Programming Basics
  • Important OO Terminology
  • Classes
  • Fields
  • Properties
  • Methods
  • Constructors
  • Inheritance
  • Events
  • Summary
  • Chapter 5 ASP.NET Web Form Server Controls
  • Introduction to Server Controls
  • Defining Controls in Your Pages
  • Types of Controls
  • Standard Controls
  • HTML Controls
  • Data Controls
  • Validation Controls
  • Navigation Controls
  • Login Controls
  • AJAX Extensions
  • Other Control Sets
  • The ASP.NET State Engine
  • How the State Engine Works
  • Summary
  • Chapter 6 ASP.NET MVC Helpers and Extensions
  • Why MVC Has Fewer Controls Than Web Forms
  • A Different Approach
  • Razor
  • Controller
  • Routing
  • HTTP Verbs and Attributes
  • Form-Building Helpers
  • Form Extensions
  • Editor and EditorFor
  • Model Binding
  • Summary
  • Chapter 7 Creating Consistent-Looking Websites
  • Consistent Page Layout with Master Pages
  • Creating and Using Master Pages in ASP.NET Web Forms
  • Creating a Content Page in ASP.NET Web Forms
  • Creating Layouts in ASP.NET MVC
  • Creating a Content View in ASP.NET MVC
  • Using a Centralized Base Page
  • Summary
  • Chapter 8 Navigation
  • Different Ways to Move around Your Site
  • Understanding Absolute and Relative URLs
  • Understanding Default Documents
  • Friendly URLs
  • Using the ASP.NET Web Forms Navigation Controls
  • Using the Menu Control
  • Navigating in ASP.NET MVC
  • Routing
  • Default Configuration and Route
  • Creating a Navigational Structure
  • Programmatic Redirection
  • Programmatically Redirecting the Client to a Different Page.
  • Server-Side Redirects
  • Practical Tips on Navigation
  • Summary
  • Chapter 9 Displaying and Updating Data
  • Working with SQL Server Express
  • Installation
  • SQL Server Management Studio
  • Connecting in Visual Studio
  • Entity Framework Approach to Data Access
  • Data First
  • Code First
  • Selecting Data from the Database
  • Data Controls in Web Forms
  • Details View
  • Web Form GridView
  • Data Display in MVC
  • List Display in MVC
  • Details Views
  • Summary
  • Chapter 10 Working with Data-Advanced Topics
  • Sorting and Pagination
  • Sorting and Pagination in Web Form Server Controls
  • Sorting and Pagination in MVC Lists
  • Updating and/or Inserting Data
  • A Non-Code First Approach to Database Access
  • Using SQL Queries and Stored Procedures
  • Caching
  • Different Ways to Cache Data in ASP.NET Applications
  • Common Pitfalls with Caching Data
  • Summary
  • Chapter 11 User Controls and Partial Views
  • Introduction to User Controls
  • Creating User Controls
  • Adding User Controls
  • Sitewide Registration of a User Control
  • Managing the IDs of Any Controls
  • Adding Logic to Your User Controls
  • Using Partial Views
  • Adding a Partial View
  • Managing the Controller for a Partial View
  • Templates
  • Summary
  • Chapter 12 Validating User Input
  • Gathering Data from the User
  • Validating User Input in Web Forms
  • Understanding Request Validation
  • Validating User Input in MVC
  • Model Attribution
  • Client-Side Validation
  • Request Validation in ASP.NET MVC
  • Validation Tips
  • Summary
  • Chapter 13 ASP.NET AJAX
  • Introducing the Concept of AJAX
  • F12 Developer Tools
  • Using ASP.NET AJAX in Web Forms
  • The Initial AJAX Experience
  • Enhancing the AJAX Experience
  • Using AJAX in MVC
  • Using Web Services in AJAX Websites
  • jQuery in AJAX
  • Practical AJAX Tips
  • Summary
  • Chapter 14 JQuery
  • An Introduction to jQuery.
  • Early JavaScript
  • jQuery's Role
  • Including the jQuery Library
  • Bundles
  • jQuery Syntax
  • jQuery Core
  • Working with the jQuery Utility Methods
  • Selecting Items Using jQuery
  • Modifying the DOM with jQuery
  • Changing Appearance with jQuery
  • Handling Events
  • Debugging jQuery
  • Practical Tips on jQuery
  • Summary
  • Chapter 15 Security in Your ASP.NET Website
  • Introducing Security
  • Identity: Who Are You?
  • Authentication: How Can Users Prove Who They Are?
  • Authorization: What Are You Allowed to Do?
  • Logging in with ASP.NET
  • Configuring Your Web Application for Security
  • Working with Users within Your Application
  • Roles
  • Configuring Your Application to Work with Roles
  • Programmatically Checking Roles
  • Practical Security Tips
  • Summary
  • Chapter 16 Personalizing Websites
  • Understanding the Profile
  • Creating the Profile
  • Using the Profile
  • Practical Personalization Tips
  • Summary
  • Chapter 17 Exception Handling, Debugging, and Tracing
  • Error Handling
  • Different Types of Errors
  • Syntax Errors
  • Logic Errors
  • Runtime Errors
  • Catching and Handling Exceptions
  • Global Error Handling and Custom Error Pages
  • Error Handling in a Controller
  • The Basics of Debugging
  • Tools Support for Debugging
  • Moving Around in Debugged Code
  • Debugging Windows
  • Other Windows
  • Debugging Client-Side Script
  • Tracing Your ASP.NET Web Pages
  • Adding Your Own Information to the Trace
  • Tracing and Performance
  • Logging
  • Downloading, Installing, and Configuring a Logger
  • Summary
  • Chapter 18 Working with Source Control
  • Introducing Team Foundation Services
  • Why Use Source Control
  • Setting Up a Visual Studio Online Account
  • Checking Code In and Out
  • Undoing Changes
  • Shelvesets
  • Getting a Specific Version from the Server
  • Seeing Changed Items in Solution Explorer.
  • Looking at History and Comparing Versions
  • Labeling
  • Interacting with a Team
  • Changing Default Source Control Behavior in Visual Studio
  • Branching and Merging
  • Summary
  • Chapter 19 Deploying Your WEBSITE
  • Preparing Your Website for Deployment
  • Avoiding Hard-Coded Settings
  • The Web.config File
  • Expression Syntax
  • The Web Configuration Manager Class
  • Preparing for Deployment
  • Microsoft Azure
  • Publishing Your Site
  • Introducing Web.config Transformations
  • Moving Data to a Remote Server
  • Smoke Testing Your Application
  • Going Forward
  • Summary
  • Answers to Exercises
  • Index
  • EULA.

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