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Build and deploy an ASP.NET applicaton
This document outlines an agenda for building and deploying an ASP.NET application. It includes sections on MVC overview, exploring a new MVC application using Entity Framework code first and scaffolding, and deploying the application to Microsoft Azure. The document also briefly discusses ASP.NET release cadence and new features in ASP.NET like Bootstrap templates, Identity, and OWIN-based scaffolding.
Build and deploy an ASP.NET applicaton
- 1. Build and deployan ASP.NET application Dave Voyles Dvoyles@Microsoft.com
- 2. Agenda 1) MVC overview 2)Exploring a new MVC Application 3) EF Code First and Scaffolding 4) Deploying to Microsoft Azure
- 3. Agenda 1) Release Recap 2)One ASP.NET 3) What’s new in ASP.NET
- 4. Release every ~6months ASP.NET 4.5 VS2012 Sept 2012 ASP.NET and Web Tools 2012.2 Feb 2013 Visual Studio 2013 Oct 2013 ASP.NET and Web Tools Cadence
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- 7. Models, Views, andControllers Model
- 8. One ASP.NET 12 VISUAL STUDIO2013 – NEW ASP.NET PROJECT
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- 11. Demo Creating a newASP.NET MVC application
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- 13. Demo Deploying to MicrosoftAzure Web Sites
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- #2 Description We'll start out by explaining the One ASP.NET experience in Visual Studio 2013, showing how to create hybrid web applications. Next, we'll introduce new features for web developers in Visual Studio 2013 and Web Essentials, explaining how Visual Studio is the best editor for HTML, CSS and JavaScript as well as your back end code. We'll also look at some new features across the ASP.NET platform including new Bootstrap templates, the new scaffolding system, and the new membership and identity system.
- #10 Students will learn more about Entity Framework and data access in Module 2. Students will learn more about the ASP.NET Routing Engine in Module 7.
- #14 DEMO-One-ASP-NET ## Overview ## In this demo you will walk through the process of creating a new site using the new One ASP.NET tooling in Visual Sudio. You will start with a Web Forms application, create a simple model "Person" and use the new tooling to scaffold an MVC and a Web Api controller for it. ### Goals ### In this demo, you will see how to: 1. Create a new site using the new One ASP.NET tooling 2. Create a simple model "Person" 3. Scaffold an MVC controller for Person 4. Scaffold a Web API controller for Person
- #16 This slide introduces these features at a high level. The demo for these features is included in the next section.
- #22 This slide introduces these features at a high level. The demo for these features is included in the next section.