
Explore how browsers and web servers communicate via protocols, IP addresses, DNS, ports, and sockets. Learn get and post requests, form submissions, headers, status codes, and CGI in ASP.NET MVC.
Explore html basics and form elements, including input types, labels, radio and checkbox options, file inputs, text areas, and dropdowns, with practical setup guidance for Visual Studio.
Learn how JavaScript powers dynamic web pages through the document object model, enabling mouse and keyboard interactions and in-browser validation.
Explore how JavaScript handles DOM events from onload to key events, and access form elements to drive dynamic interactions.
Learn JavaScript mouse events to swap images on mouse enter and toggle image states with getElementById and style.display. Master debugging using breakpoints in Visual Studio and Internet Explorer.
Learn client-side JavaScript validation in ASP.NET MVC, validating date of birth and passport and confirm passport, preventing invalid submissions, and coordinating on-click and on-submit checks.
Explore how to implement a JavaScript timer that swaps images every second using onload, setTimeout, and window.open and focus for reusable cross-page code.
Explore classic asp introduction, server-side scripting with vbscript, the request-response model, how asp processes forms, and how to set up and run an asp page on a windows server.
Explore classic ASP form handling by submitting name-value pairs through get or post. Learn about text, checkbox, radio, textarea, select, and file uploads with multipart form data and submit buttons.
Discover how asp.net web forms render dynamic pages using server controls, page directives, and code-behind, with hands-on practice in visual studio 2015.
This course provides a comprehensive and in-depth learning path for ASP.NET MVC, designed to take learners from foundational web concepts to advanced, real-world MVC application development.
The course begins with essential web programming fundamentals, including HTML and JavaScript concepts such as event handling, client-side validation, timers, and debugging. These prerequisites help you clearly understand how modern web applications interact with MVC frameworks. You will also explore Classic ASP and ASP.NET Web Forms concepts, including page life cycle, server controls, state management, master pages, and redirection techniques, which build strong conceptual clarity before moving into MVC.
As the course progresses, you will dive into ASP.NET MVC core concepts, including controllers, views, models, action results, routing, and data flow between controllers and views. You will learn how MVC applications are structured and how responsibilities are separated for maintainable application design.
The course then explores advanced MVC topics such as action selectors, built-in and custom action filters, authorization attributes, filter execution order, and asynchronous controllers. You will gain deep insight into Razor syntax, layout pages, partial views, HTML helpers, display and editor templates, and model binding techniques.
In addition, the course covers validation, configuration, error handling, authentication, cookies, sessions, and state management, helping you understand how enterprise-level MVC applications are built. By the end of the course, you will have a solid, real-world understanding of ASP.NET MVC application development from end to end.