Using ASP.NET MVC with Umbraco
Pluralsight
Course Summary
This course covers integrating ASP.NET MVC controllers, views, and actions to interact with Umbraco.
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Course Description
As powerful as Umbraco is, there's often a need to add some more dynamic, server-side functionality. In this course, we'll take a look at how that can be achieved by combining ASP.NET MVC with Umbraco and the extensions Umbraco provides for integrating with ASP.NET MVC.
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Course Syllabus
Adding ASP.NET MVC to an Umbraco Site- 34m 9s
—Course Overview 2m 59s
—Introduction 2m 6s
—ASP.NET MVC Routing 1m 44s
—How ASP.NET MVC Routing Works with Umbraco 1m 18s
—Demo - Adding a Controller 2m 11s
—Demo - Configuring Routing 3m 52s
—Accessing Umbraco Content 1m 33s
—Umbraco's Service Layer' 2m 11s
—Demo - Accessing the Umbraco Context 1m 1s
—Demo - Overview of the Umbraco Context 1m 25s
—Demo - Umbraco's Service Context' 1m 0s
—Demo - Accessing a Content Node 4m 11s
—Demo - Rendering Umbraco Content with ASP.NET MVC 1m 14s
—Demo - Using Umbraco Templates as Layouts 2m 15s
—Demo - Faking an Umbraco Request 3m 4s
—Summary 1m 55sUmbraco SurfaceControllers- 26m 45s
—Introduction 3m 3s
—Demo - Creating a SurfaceController 1m 41s
—Demo - Creating a New Template 1m 9s
—Demo - Adding a SurfaceController Form to the Template 3m 36s
—Demo - Capturing Data and Redirecting the ActionResult 5m 4s
—Creating a Plugin SurfaceController 1m 51s
—Demo - Setting up a Class Library for Plugin SurfaceControllers 1m 6s
—Demo - Creating a SurfaceController as a Plugin 6m 22s
—Summary 2m 48sRoute Hijacking- 33m 16s
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