Steven Sanderson and Rob Conery (TekPub) - Mastering ASP.NET MVC 2.0
English | 3.4GB | FLV - VP6 1065kbps | 1000x600 | Mp3, 128kbps | 15 episodes/ 602 mins
Released: December 22 2009 | Author: Steven Sanderson
Genre: E-Learning
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1 - Why You Should Care About ASP.NET MVC 2.0:
In this episode Rob Conery takes on the discussion of why you should care about ASP.NET MVC 2.0. Rob discusses business and technical reasons, plus highlights the typical workflow of using ASP.NET MVC 2.0. Note: this is a summary video, all topics will be discussed in depth in later episodes.

2 - Controllers, Part 1:
In this episode Steven Sanderson walks you through the basics of what a Controller is and how to work with it, including strategies for using Search.

3 - Controllers, Part 2:
In this episode Steven continues working with Controllers, going deeper to show you how to map HTTP verbs to your controller actions, how to create your own ControllerFactory to implement Dependency Injection and Inversion of Control, and how to scale your application with Asynchronous Controllers.

4 - Views: The Basics:
In this episode I get to the very, very basics of working with a View. I dive into the machinery that actually causes the rendering to happen in the first place and then work my way back out from there, showing you the nuts and bolts of what makes a View work.

5 - Views: Working With Data:
In this episode I show you how data is passed from your Controller to your view, and then discuss ways to keep your views DRY with Helper classes and Partials. We'll be working a lot more with the Html Helpers (and Partials) in a later episode.

6 - Number of visits: ViewEngine:
In this episode I show you how to override the default ViewEngine and discard altogether, your own designs. I am also a preview of sparks, roll my demo application just over the popular ViewEngine.

7 - Number of visits: HtmlHelpers:
In this episode I show you how to work with the aid of HTML - and why you'd like. Specifically, I show you how to circumvent the loss of ''Stateful postback'' you had with WebForms and how to work a DropDownList correctly. Furthermore, I show you what is new with VMC 2.0

8 - Number of visits: partial and templates:
In this episode, I continue to work with partial and also show you an old / new friend: RenderAction, which injects the HTML code from a separate action in a given View. I then transition to a new feature of ASP.NET MVC 2: Models and show you how they work with and ModelMetaData DataAnnotations.

9 - Models and Metadata:
In this episode, Steven guides you through the strengthening of interface changes with DataAnnotations ModelMetada help. In addition, it shows you how to create your own MetaDataProvider.

10 - Model Binding:
In this episode, Steve walks you through using ASP.NET MVC 2.0 's feature model binding - automatic way to bind data from incoming mail to your model objects (and many more). Steven also takes a deep dive into binders custom template.

11 - Model Validation:
In this episode, Steven walks through the model validation using high-ModelBinders and DataAnnotations.

12 - Routing:
In this episode, Steven dives deep into ''root'' (aka ''routing'' to those in the U.S.) and how you can manipulate the URL of your application using the ASP.NET routing system.

13 - Filters:
In this episode, Steve shows you how to apply ActionFilters authentication, output cache, and do fun things.

14 - Security:
In this episode I show you ways that bad guys can crack your site, including XSS, social engineering, weak passwords, and CSRF

15 - Putting It All Together: Applying Foundation:
In this episode, I find everything we have discussed so far and show you how to build the foundations of an ASP.NET MVC application. This is a dogmatic approach, and you should feel free to customize as needed.