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Boosting Web Development with ASP.NET MVC 3: Best Practices and Future Trends

Explore the evolution of ASP.NET MVC 3, delve into its benefits and challenges, and discover the road ahead with MVC 4. Learn about MVC design patterns, separation of concerns, and scalable web applications. Uncover the advantages of MVC over Web Forms and embrace the advancements in Model-View-Controller architecture. Stay ahead of the curve with new features like asynchronous controllers, mobile support, and improved model validation. Dive into the world of NuGet, dependency injection, and building enterprise frameworks efficiently.

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Boosting Web Development with ASP.NET MVC 3: Best Practices and Future Trends

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  1. ASP .NET MVC 3 and Some 4 • JaxCodeCamp August 2011

  2. Who Am I • David Fekke • Software Engineer DMEa • Develop iOS software • http://www.fekke.com/blog/ • JaxDUG, JSSUG and JaxFusion

  3. Woz “Never trust a computer you can't throw out a window.”

  4. 80 Percent Statistic • 80% software projects FAIL • 80% of development is done as code maintenance • 80% of statistics are completely useless

  5. DJango Ruby On Rails Fusebox .NET Nuke JSF Struts Grials

  6. Whats wrong with Web Forms in ASP.NET?

  7. Web Forms lends to Spaghetti Code • Difficult to maintain • IDs get renamed • Difficult to introduce Coding Standards

  8. Tenets of Frameworks • Single Responsibility Principle • Convention over Configuration • SES and URL routing • Good use of Design Patterns • Work within Test Driven Development (TDD) • Enterprise Scalable Web Applications

  9. MVC Design Pattern • Separation of Concerns • DRY - Don’t Repeat Yourself • Better concurrent development

  10. MVC stands for ModelViewController

  11. New Project Types in VS2008, 2010 • Not replacing Web Forms • Built on top of ASP .NET • Automatic vs. Manual

  12. What is Missing • Does not use Web Forms • No Form Controls • No Script Manager

  13. Controller Classes • Controllers are a special class • Controller Class always will have ‘Controller’ in the name • Controllers contains action methods

  14. Views • Views are simple • Use ViewData, ViewModel, ViewBag • JQuery libs included • Partial Views • Html helper class

  15. Model • Anything you want • Enterprise Framework • ADO .NET • NHibernate • LINQ • Entity Framework

  16. Testing • Framework built for Unit Testing • Test Suite, NUnit or any other test framework

  17. Routing • Friendly URLs • /products.aspx?categoryid=8 • /products/puppies • Search Engine Safe (SES)

  18. Razor View engine Better Binding and Model Validation Unobtrusive Javascript Hooks for Dependency Injection Nuget! ASP.NET MVC 3

  19. Razor

  20. Model Validation

  21. Unobrusive JavaScript

  22. Dependency Resolver Insert favorite DI framework here

  23. Demo

  24. ASP.NET MVC 4 Whats Next?

  25. MVC 4 Roadmap • Recipes (Super Scaffolding) • Mobile Support • Template changes • AsycControllers (C# 5 asynchronous) • CSS & Javascript bundling • WebAPI

  26. Orchard Project • .NET Sponsored Open Source Project • Content Management System • Built on MVC 3 • NHibernate • Project Castle • Autofac

  27. http://asp.net/mvc • Codeplex • http://weblogs.asp.net/scottgu/ • http://bit.ly/mvc-ebook • http://bit.ly/mvcmusicstore • Nuget

  28. davidfekke@gmail.com • http://www.fekke.com/blog/ • twitter.com/davidfekke

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