This document discusses MVC architecture and the .NET MVC framework. It explains the roles of models, views, and controllers, and how they separate concerns in MVC. It also covers key aspects of .NET MVC like Razor, routing, bundling, minification, validation, and sending data between controllers and views. The document emphasizes how MVC separates the logical layers of an application and optimizes code through techniques like bundling and minification.

1. Part 1
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2.  MVC Architecture
 M, V and C
 Separation of Concerns
 .NET MVC Framework
 Demo
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 Create a project.How is it configured by default?
 Model, View Controller
 Razor
 Routing
 Friendly URLs
 Test driven dev
 Bundling
 Minification
 Validation
 Forms
 Send data to controller from view
 Form security

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4. Players
 Controller: - Handles a request from a View and updates the Model
that results in a change of the Model's state.
- Sends Data to View
 Model: The business entity on which the overall application
operates. Many applications use a persistent storage mechanism
(such as a database) to store data. MVC does not specifically
mention the data access layer because it is understood to be
encapsulated by the Model.
 View: The user interface that renders the Model into a form of
interaction.
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5. To implement MVC in .NET we need mainly
three classes (View, Controller and the Model).
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6.  The process of breaking a computer program into
distinct features that overlap in functionality as
little as possible
 MVC design pattern aims to separate content from
presentation and data-processing from content.
Theoretically sound, but where do we see this in
MVC? One place is reasonably clear - between the
data-processing (Model) and the rest of the
application.
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8.  Thus our models, controllers and views lie in
logical/physical layers independent of each
other.
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11.  Create a project.How is it configured by default?
 Model, View Controller
 Razor
 Routing
 Friendly URLs
 Test driven dev
 Bundling
 Minification
 Validation
 Forms
 Send data to controller from view
 Form security
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19.  ”In addition, the facility exists to optimise
(minify) the CSS and Script files for release
builds, whilst at the same time providing
normal scripts for debugging the web
application.”
http://johnnewcombe.net/blog/post/4
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23.  BundleTable.EnableOptimizations = true;
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24.  Resources
 http://www.asp.net/mvc/tutorials/mvc-
4/bundling-and-minification
 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y4ceKd-
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26.  @using (Html.BeginForm("Index", "Test"))
 {
 …
 <input type=“submit” id=“submitIndexView”/>
 }
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27.  @using (Html.BeginForm("Index", “Test“ ,new
{argTest = "someText"}))
 {
 …
 <input type=“submit” id=“submitIndexView”/>
 }
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28. For View
 @Html.AntiForgeryToken()
For Controller
 [HttpPost]
 [ValidateAntiForgeryToken]
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29. Claudiu Socaci
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