The document discusses various technologies for form validation including jQuery validation, custom validation rules, and server-side validation in Rails and ASP.NET MVC. It notes that ASP.NET MVC provides clear separation of concerns, testability, and control over HTML and JavaScript but is not necessarily a perfect replacement for Rails, as Rails has additional features. A demo booking application is proposed to showcase authentication and validation functionality.

1. Validatie
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2. Jquery validation
$("#formid").validate({
rules: { lastname: { required : true} }
);
PasswordConfirm : {equalTo : “#Password”}
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Username: { regex : “^[a-zA-Z0-9_]{3,16}$”}
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Email: { email : true }
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3. Jquery validation
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Ajax
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Custom validatie regels
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DRY => Dit laten renderen uit de
validatieregels van het model.
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4. Serverside
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Dry
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Restful
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Railsway
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5. Rails
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7. ASP MVC
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Clear separation of concerns
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Testability - support for Test-Driven
Development
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Fine-grained control over HTML and
JavaScript
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Intuitive URLs
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8. Perfect replacement for rails?
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NO, ASP MVC is just a good option you
have if you want to devellop an ASP app.
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It doesn’t have an answer for everything rails
does
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9. Demo
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Booking application with
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Authentication
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Validation
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10. Want to know more
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www.asp.net/mvc
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www.stackoverflow.com
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Community
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Q&A
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Answer in Max 24 hours
Rails:
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http://agilewebdevelopment.com/plugins/client_side_validation
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11. Vragen?
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