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BI-CS3 Language C# - design of web applications Extent of teaching: 3C Instructor: Štěpán P. Completion: KZ Department: 18102 Credits: 4 Semester: Z Annotation:
The students will be introduced to current technologies in web application development on the .NET platform. They will acquire a comprehensive overview of the development possibilities on thisplatform. They will learn to create WebAPI and to use it by client programs.
Lecture syllabus:
- Introduction - technologies a standards of web applications - "classic" ASP.NET (WebForms) WebForms design, separating the HTML structure from the code Create a page using WebForms and WebControls Page processing lifecycle Object representation of a page and WebControls Basic WebControls, properties, methods and events ViewState Input validation Application, Session objects;state management; Caching - MVC ASP.NET MVC architecture principals MVC structure of the ASP.NET application Routing (definice routes) Creating dynamic pages using RAZOR language (views) Creating controllers (controlling code) Creating models (application bussines logic) Database access using ADO.NET and Entity Framework Data transfers between MVC - ViewData, ViewBag a TempData components Helpers usage to create views Definition and usage of layout (page structure) Partial views - definition and usage of insertable parts of view Model binders - mapping of view elements and model properties Data validation - validation declaration in the model and views - Web API REST technology principals WebAPI application structure WebAPI application developement (server part) Client as a web page (with JavaScriptem) Client as a Windows application SPA information (Single Page Applications), collaboration with JavaScript frameworksSeminar syllabus:
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C# knowledge is expected on the BI-CS1 level. Experience working with data on the BI-CS2 level is an advantage not a necessity.
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