Deep Dive into ASP.NET MVC Part 2 – 25+ Practice Tests

Explore object cache and memory cache in ASP.NET MVC to cache data in memory, improving performance. Configure absolute or sliding expiration and file or database dependencies to keep it fresh.

Learn to perform CRUD operations in an ASP.NET MVC app with Entity Framework, using scaffolding, a data context, and a repository pattern, and optimize with caching and dependency injection.

learn to move database logic from the controller into a dedicated business object layer, creating employee and department objects with get all, get by id, insert, update, and delete methods.

Learn how a repository centralizes database operations and enables object caching to reduce database trips. Per-request context and cache expiration balance performance gains with data freshness.

Implement dependency injection with a custom controller factory to decouple controllers from concrete services through interfaces, enabling constructor injection and test-friendly in-memory implementations.

Learn how to implement forms authentication in an ASP.NET MVC app by building a login form, validating credentials, issuing a cookie, and honoring remember me for persistent login.

Explore role based authentication in asp.net mvc, using forms authentication and per user rules to allow or deny access by identity and rules per request.

Trace the evolution to ASP.NET Identity, highlighting social logins, claims-based authentication, and customizable persistence via entity framework and open web interface.

Extend the application user by adding address and birth date properties, wire them into the account controller and views, and apply entity framework migrations to update the database.