ASP .NET

Learn ASP.NET, a web development framework, incorporates MVC architecture and Web Forms for dynamic web applications. Concepts cover server controls, state management, and authentication.

Key tools include Visual Studio for development, IIS for hosting, and Entity Framework for data access, ensuring robust and scalable .NET applications.

Course Curriculum:

• Part 1 - The Web Programming
•  Web Programming Introduction and HTML/JavaScript:
• Introduction to Web Programming Overview of the Internet Importance of Web Programming Client-Server Architecture 2. Understanding the Role of Web Server and Web Browser Basics of a Web Server Basics of a Web Browser Client-Server Communication 3. Brief Overview of HTTP Protocol Introduction to HTTP (Hypertext Transfer Protocol) Stateless nature of HTTP Role of HTTP in Web Communication 4. HTTP Request Structure Components of an HTTP Request HTTP Methods (GET, POST, etc.) URL Structure Headers and Body in HTTP Requests 5. Form Tag and Comparison between GET and POST Methods Introduction to HTML Forms Form Elements (input, textarea, select, etc.) Differences between GET and POST methods Use cases for GET and POST 6. HTTP Response Structure Components of an HTTP Response Status Codes (200 OK, 404 Not Found, etc.) Headers and Body in HTTP Responses 7. Understanding HTML Form Tag and Elements within it Detailed exploration of the form tag Common form elements (input types, buttons, labels, etc.) Form attributes and their significance 8. JavaScript using Sample Programs Introduction to JavaScript Embedding JavaScript in HTML Basic Syntax and Variables Control Structures (if, else, loops) Functions and Events DOM Manipulation with JavaScript Handling Form Events with JavaScript
• Part 2 - The ASP and ASP.NET
•  Traditional ASP Basics and ASP.NET Introduction & Controls :
• Introduction to ASP (Active Server Pages) What is ASP? Historical context and evolution Server-Side Scripting vs. Client-Side Scripting 2. How ASP Works ASP Architecture Request and Response Objects Role of the ASP Engine 3. ASP Objects Request and Response Objects Session Object Application Object Server Object ASP Error Object 4. Installing IIS on Windows 7 & Windows 8 Overview of IIS (Internet Information Services) Steps to install IIS on Windows 7 Steps to install IIS on Windows 8 5. Sample Programs in ASP Basic "Hello World" Program Handling Form Data Session Management in ASP Error Handling in ASP 6. Importance of Form Tag and How it Works Role of Forms in Web Development HTML Forms vs. ASP Forms Form Processing in ASP 7. ASP.NET Introduction What is ASP.NET? Key Features and Advantages Relationship with ASP 8. First ASP.NET Application Setting up an ASP.NET Project Structure of an ASP.NET Page ASP.NET Code-Behind Model 9. Auto Postback Property Understanding AutoPostBack in ASP.NET Use cases and benefits Sample implementation 10. Event Handler Parameters Handling Events in ASP.NET Parameters passed to Event Handlers Event Bubbling in ASP.NET 11. Dynamically Initializing Controls Creating Controls Dynamically in ASP.NET Dynamic Initialization vs. Static Controls Use cases and examples 12. IsPostBack Property of Page Class Understanding the IsPostBack Property Preventing Unnecessary Processing Example of IsPostBack in a Form 13. ListControls Introduction to List Controls in ASP.NET Examples of ListBox, DropDownList, and RadioButtonList Working with List Controls 14. Comparison between HtmlControls and WebControls Differences between HTML Controls and Web Controls Advantages of Web Controls in ASP.NET 15. Control Properties and Methods Overview of Control Properties and Methods Commonly Used Properties and Methods 16. FileUpload Control Introduction to FileUpload Control in ASP.NET Handling File Uploads in Web Applications Validations and Best Practices
•  React JS:
• Introduction to ReactJS, Features and uses of ReactJS. Installation on Node, up and running. What is Npx? Difference between npx and npm. Running a Hello world program in React. What are fragments and how to run multiple elements using react fragments. What is JSX? What is Babel? Writing JS Expressions in React JS. Template literals in JS. Adding JSX Attributes in React. Adding CSS in JSX. External CSS and Internal CSS. Bootstrap in React. What is a component? Types of components, Difference between class components, Functional components, rendering components. Importing and Exporting components. What is a prop? Props in React. Explanation Of the Hooks in detail. React-router-dom. Redux in React, MaterialUIi in React. Creating a functional website with the help of ReactJs.
• Part 3 - The ASP.NET Architecture
•  ASP.NET Architecture and CSS & Themes :
• AppDomain Definition of AppDomain Role in ASP.NET applications Isolation and Security 2. Life Cycle of an ASP.NET Page Page Initialization Page Load Event Handling Page Rendering Page Unload 3. How Control Manages its State Understanding Control State ViewState vs. Control State Importance of State Management 4. What is EnableViewState Enabling/Disabling ViewState Pros and Cons of ViewState ViewState Encryption and Compression 5. How Control Raises Events Introduction to Event-driven Programming Event Bubbling and Event Handling in Controls Control Events vs. Page Events 6. Event Handling in Web Forms Handling Events in ASP.NET Writing Event Handlers Server-side vs. Client-side Events 7. Writing Custom Classes in a Web Application Creating Custom Classes in C# or VB.NET Encapsulation and Abstraction Using Custom Classes in ASP.NET 8. Working with CSS Introduction to Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) Applying Styles to HTML Elements Inline Styles, Internal Styles, and External Styles 9. Using Themes to Customize a Site Overview of Themes in ASP.NET Creating and Applying Themes Theme Directives and Configuration 10. Name Skins within a Theme Understanding Skins in ASP.NET Associating Skins with Controls Naming Conventions for Skins 11. Server-side Styles using Themes Server-side Styling with Themes Applying Styles Programmatically Dynamic Styling based on Conditions 12. Add Contents of a Theme and Skin Including Content in Themes Defining Content Placeholders Combining Themes, Skins, and Content 13. Apply Themes and Profiles Applying Themes to Pages Using Profiles for User-specific Themes Dynamic Theme Switching
• Part 4 - The Working with User Control
•  Redirecting User to Another Page, Master Pages, and Working with User Control :
• Redirecting Options Response.Redirect Server.Transfer Cross Page Postback Determine how the page was invoked Passing values between pages Introduction to MasterPage ContentPlaceHolder and Content tags Accessing controls of MasterPage in ContentPage URLs in MasterPages UniqueID and ClientID Overview of User Controls Creating a User Control Adding Properties to User Control Adding Events to User Control Using User Control in Web Form Rendering Client Scripts Using Page.ClientScript Methods
• Part 5 - The Web Configuration File
•  Validation Controls, ASP.NET State Management, and Web Configuration File :
• Base Validator Required Field Validator Compare Validator Range Validator Regular Expression Validator Custom Validator Causes Validation Property Grouping - Validation Group Property Page.Validators and Page.IsValid Static Members View State Hidden Field in Form Query String HttpContext Cookies-HttpCookie Sessions-HttpSessionState Application-HttpApplicationState Summary of All Features Web Configuration File and Global.asax