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ASP.NET MVC 5 (Part 3)

In this tutorial, we will discuss the " View" and "Model" part from the MVC framework.  As we already knew, a model class does not depend on the controller and view classes. Model class represents the data of the application.  Public properties of model classes hold the data. All model classes reside in the Model folder. Let's see how to add a model class in MVC Project.  Model Let's add a model class in the project MVCProject which we have created in my previous article  ASP.NET MVC 5 (Part 1) .Right-click on the  Models  Folder and click  Add->Class. In the  Add New Item  dialogue, Enter the class name  "Student"  and click the Add button.    Add properties which will hold the student information. So, this is our model class. Let's discuss "View" part of the  MVC . View A view is a user interface. view display data from the m...

ASP.NET MVC 5 (Part 2)

Before you start this tutorial, you should have the knowledge about, how to create an ASP .NET MVC   web application. MVC stands for the model- View- controller. MVC is an architectural pattern for developing applications that are well architectured, testable and easy to maintain. MVC application contains: Model : classes represent the data of the application. A model does not depend on the controller and view classes. View : Display the model data and send user action (button click) to the controller. Controller : provides the model data to the view and interprets user actions like button click. the controller depends on the model and the view. Controller Let 's start by adding a controller class in MVCProject .In Solution Explorer, right click on the controller folder and select controller.   In the Add scaffold dialogue box,  select MVC 5 controller-empty and then click Add. Name your controller FirstTest, and click the A...

Azure App Deployment

I will use the same web application which we created in my previous article ASP.NET MVC5 . Launch the publish wizard In the solution explorer right click the project  MVCProject  and select Publish. The publish wizard is automatically launched. Select the App Service  > Publish to open the Create App Service dialog. Sign in to Azure In the Create App Service dialog, Select Add an account and Sign in to your Azure subscription. if you already have an account then don't select Create . Once you select the Azure account you will see the following details on the dialog box Create a resource group A resource group is a logical container into which web apps, databases, and storage accounts are deployed and managed.we can delete the whole storage group with a single step. In dialog Next to Resource Group select New Enter MVCGroup name and click OK Create an App Service plan An...

ASP.NET MVC 5 (Part 1)

This tutorial teaches you the basics of building an ASP.NET MVC 5 web app using  Visual Studio 2017 . Get started Start by installing Visual Studio 2017. You can  Install Visual Studio 2017 community version which is free. Open Visual Studio,  Instead of selecting  New Project  on the  Start page , you can use the menu bar and select  File  >  New Project . Your first app On the  Start page , select  New Project . In the  New Project  dialog box, select the  Visual C#  category on the left, then  Web , and then select the  ASP.NET Web Application (.NET Framework)  project template. Name your project "MVCProject" and then choose  OK . In the  New ASP.NET Web Application  dialog, choose  MVC  and then choose  OK . The visual studio used the default template for the project you just created.you have a running applicat...