Simplify and improve the testability and reusability of your MVC applications through the use of the Single Page Application idiom and MVVM techniques.
Paul's Training Company needs a web page to add, edit, delete, list, and search for products at their company. You have been tasked with building this page using MVC 5, but you don't want to use the five separate pages generated from the Visual Studio 2013 scaffolding engine. Instead you want to combine all those pages together in a "SPA"-like technique. You also want to take advantage of MVVM so you can reuse all data access and validation in a mobile application that is to come in the future. In this course, I will walk you through how to use all of these tools to accomplish this SPA-like technique in your MVC applications and improve your testability and reusability.
Paul's Training Company needs a web page to add, edit, delete, list, and search for products at their company. You have been tasked with building this page using MVC 5, but you don't want to use the five separate pages generated from the Visual Studio 2013 scaffolding engine. Instead you want to combine all those pages together in a "SPA"-like technique. You also want to take advantage of MVVM so you can reuse all data access and validation in a mobile application that is to come in the future. In this course, I will walk you through how to use all of these tools to accomplish this SPA-like technique in your MVC applications and improve your testability and reusability.
