For the last few months, my focus was to explore Microsoft ASP.NET MVC features and learn to build application using ASP.NET MVC with Entity Framework. My last ASP.NET MVC Tutorial was about ASP.NET MVC Html Helpers (A Must Know). It completes a figure of 50 articles on Web Development Tutorial blog related to Web Technologies.
In this review tutorial, I would like to share my experiences during this journey of completing 50 articles. Also, I would like to summarize what I have covered so far on Web Development Tutorial.
While starting this blog, I was very much clear about one thing that I’ll keep focusing on major web technologies (especially Microsoft) for building applications like ASP.NET, ASP.NET MVC, Web API, AJAX, HTML5, JavaScript/jQuery, etc. as well as exploring related web concepts. But along with this traditional approach, I’ll keep posting solutions to day to day issues web developers face during development.
There are many such posts, but few important posts are:
Secondly, I prepared a comprehensive list of Interview questions with detailed answers on ASP.NET, ASP.NET MVC, ASP.NET Web API, HTML5 and AJAX.
Also, you will find major focus on ASP.NET MVC and ASP.NET Web API throughout my blog. For ASP.NET Web API, you can find practical implementation of various aspects of the technology here.
::::: Practical Guide to ASP.NET Web API (Web Edition | PDF Download) :::::
This practical guide starts with building a very basic Web API service and later provides implementation for all CRUD (Create, Retrieve, Update, Delete) operations with client implemented using jQuery. Also discussing New Features in Web API 2 and multiple ways to handle exception handling, etc.
As ASP.NET MVC 5 version is available now, most of the developers are concerned about what new features are available? and how it’s different from MVC4. So, I have written a comparison of MVC3 Vs MVC4 Vs MVC5. Also, following are some important concepts and implementation given.
Also, I have discussed different web related concepts that are core for web developers including:
Lastly, I would like to thank all readers of my blog for their continuous feedback and appreciation. Enjoy web development.
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