SkillSoft Explore Course – Lambers, Inc.

IT Skills Web Development and Graphic Design Scripting JavaScript

A JavaScript single page application, or SPA, uses a combination of JavaScript libraries and web development frameworks to communicate with the server, consume and manage data, and to display application views on screen. A SPA serves up a single HTML page in which all of the application views are rendered on the client, and data that is retrieved from the server can be cached and efficiently managed on the client. In this course, you will explore common server and client NuGet packages that you can install when developing your SPA from scratch. You will also learn how to create MVC 5 views and configure controller routes in Visual Studio 2013.

Asset ID	sl_jssp_a02_it_enus
Course Type	Video Course
Course Category	Web Development and Graphic Design

Objectives
Adding Common NuGet Packages for the Server start the course install the EntityFramework package using the NuGet package manager and manager console install the EntityFramework.SqlServerCompact package using the NuGet package manager and manager console install the ASP.NET Web API package using the NuGet package manager and manager console install the ASP.NET Web Optimization package using the NuGet package manager and manager console install and use the ASP.NET Razor package using the NuGet package manager Adding Common NuGet Packages for the Client install and use the jQuery and Modernizr packages from NuGet install and use the Twitter.Bootstrap package from NuGet using the NuGet package manager install and use the FontAwesome uGet package Creating SPA Views and Configuring Routes create a layout page for a JavaScript SPA in Visual Studio 2013 create an MVC 5 controller using C# in Visual Studio 2013 create and render JavaScript SPA script and style sheet bundles in Visual Studio 2013 configure controller routes for a JavaScript SPA using C# in Visual Studio 2013 create an MVC 5 controller using Visual Basic in Visual Studio 2013 add a new MVC 5 view using C# in Visual Studio 2013 add an MVC 5 view using Visual Basic in Visual Studio 2013 add and load MVC 5 partial views using C# in Visual Studio 2013 add and load MVC 5 partial views using Visual Basic in Visual Studio 2013 configure controller routes for a JavaScript SPA using Visual Basic in Visual Studio 2013 Practice: Create MVC 5 Views in Visual Studio 2013 create MVC 5 views and configure controller routes in Visual Studio 2013

Objectives

Adding Common NuGet Packages for the Server

start the course
install the EntityFramework package using the NuGet package manager and manager console
install the EntityFramework.SqlServerCompact package using the NuGet package manager and manager console
install the ASP.NET Web API package using the NuGet package manager and manager console
install the ASP.NET Web Optimization package using the NuGet package manager and manager console
install and use the ASP.NET Razor package using the NuGet package manager

Adding Common NuGet Packages for the Client

install and use the jQuery and Modernizr packages from NuGet
install and use the Twitter.Bootstrap package from NuGet using the NuGet package manager
install and use the FontAwesome uGet package

Creating SPA Views and Configuring Routes

create a layout page for a JavaScript SPA in Visual Studio 2013
create an MVC 5 controller using C# in Visual Studio 2013
create and render JavaScript SPA script and style sheet bundles in Visual Studio 2013
configure controller routes for a JavaScript SPA using C# in Visual Studio 2013
create an MVC 5 controller using Visual Basic in Visual Studio 2013
add a new MVC 5 view using C# in Visual Studio 2013
add an MVC 5 view using Visual Basic in Visual Studio 2013
add and load MVC 5 partial views using C# in Visual Studio 2013
add and load MVC 5 partial views using Visual Basic in Visual Studio 2013
configure controller routes for a JavaScript SPA using Visual Basic in Visual Studio 2013

Practice: Create MVC 5 Views in Visual Studio 2013

create MVC 5 views and configure controller routes in Visual Studio 2013