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Building Web Apps with ASP.NET Jump Start: (01) What's New in ASP.NET 4.5
Description
This module will review what's new in ASP.NET 4.5. It will provide an overview of strongly typed data controls and model binding in web forms, friendly URLs, pager inspector, Visual Studio Web Editor features and so much more.
- [02:51] - Web development overview
- [10:48] - ASP.NET Web Forms model binding
- [20:27] - Bundling and Optimization
- [39:53] - Page inspector
- [43:58] - Async
Full course outline:
- Mod 01: What's New in ASP.NET 4.5
- Mod 02: Building and Deploying Websites with ASP.NET MVC 4
- Mod 03: Creating HTML5 Applications with jQuery
- Mod 04: Building a Service Layer with ASP.NET Web API
- Mod 05: Leveraging Your ASP.NET Development Skills to Build Office Apps
- Mod 06: Building and Leveraging Social Services in ASP.NET
- Mod 07: Building for the Mobile Web
- Mod 08: Real-time Communication with SignalR
- Mod 09: Taking Advantage of Windows Azure Services
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The Discussion
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Moojjoo Thank you so much for this content. Great help to the .NET Developer community. KUDOs... Love the new "Inspector"
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zeinasadaldeen Great
help a lot .NET developer
thank you a million !
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mikepoole72 Glad these videos have been posted after I missed the live webcast via MVA.
Async feature is like a server-based AJAX framework and looks very powerful for enterprise apps.
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nabilmosali Thank u so much our teacher
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Alirs thank u
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AlexisFromParaguay Thanks, thanks, thanks... I really need this. =D
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Niyom Thank so much
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Elevens Thanks
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credondo You made my day! Great stuff, clear and simple! I'll share it right away...
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avi Thanks a lot......
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wming Thanks
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DrLAAK before i was
of some topics but now i carry a i 
to class after watching little from this wonderful series.. God bless the instructors -
zeeshaniqbal nice
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Jason I can't find the 2012.2 download? only CTP?
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dekong Microsoft is the best!
thank you!
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ygoldberg Thank you!
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Dinesh Atri Great help for me, Thanks
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Jen How come the voucher for this video expired in March? :(
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EtileVed Very cool new features. Web Forms is NOT getting old!
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syedkamranakhter Hi,
Is the code of the demos is available online for download, on codeproject or any other website?
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chauhan540 Why can't I download MP4 or any other. Keeps giving me server time out
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alaa think you university kofa
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Ravikumar Excellent stuff. Thank you !!!
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amirhossen ThankYou
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KGBinder A great video!
But there is one flaw: CoffeeMinify class uses an very older version of CoffeeScript compiler from the SassAndCoffee.JavaScript library (supports CoffeeScript v1.3.3). Better instead to use BundleTransformer.CoffeeScript (supports CoffeeScript v1.6.3) from the Bundle Transformer library (http://bundletransformer.codeplex.com/). -
GenuineDeveloper Cool Stuf
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Anand Kumar Excellent Video...much more helpful
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jayteli456 Thank you...!!!
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Ali Raza Thanks a lot for providing such a nice and brilliant stuff on ASP.NET. . . .
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none One note of caution, if you write code that targets Windows Server 2003 or Windows XP machines, upgrading to .Net 4.5 is probably not advisable. One of the major frustrations is that you lose the ability to remote debug.
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pete turner excellent
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coolSummer I like it！
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Patrick Jones Very good intro to what's new. An excellent overview of the very useful features w/ no bloat.
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alap nice but hindi maa video uplood karo
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Ramu Really very good and helping content for us.
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Ray Lee yeah, learned lots, thanks.
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miss khan excellent video thank you so much
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iamkaranprince gr8 video ... I like it.
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Norms This series is quite helpful and I truely appreciate the effort of the Instructor....Thanks and God bless
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Murali This is really a great video series.
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Alaksiej I'm watching this video and it's very sunny now. January 6. Thank you, Scott!
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Hassan Thanks for the nice explanation , i have a question! i would love to become a Web Developer so from where to start and where to end .
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Greg Gamble Any chance for an active voucher?
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mohammad hassan mohammadi garavand very thank about your valuable courses
i have 4 years experience in asp.net web form and java script
and my Question is that ,which is better form other one MVC or web-form?
and what will be the future of web-form or MVC?
it's recommend to migrate from web-form to mvc or not?
best regards
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Vivek K Singh Thanks a lot for new and Nice Information....
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olu awesome