BUILDING WEB APPS WITH ASP.NET MVC AND NOSQL
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The document discusses the NoSQL movement and its relevance in modern web application development, emphasizing the need to rethink traditional relational database management systems. It explores the features of NoSQL databases, particularly MongoDB, and demonstrates how to implement them using MVC frameworks alongside HTML helpers and client-side enhancements. The document also highlights the advantages of scaling and usability in applications developed with NoSQL and MVC technologies.
BUILDING WEB APPS WITH ASP.NET MVC AND NOSQL
- 1. NoSQL, MVC, and Rich Forms by Michael Kennedy | @mkennedy | michaelckennedy.net DEVELOPMENTOR
- 2. Introduction * Introduction to NoSQL * Why NoSQL * CRUD with NoSQL databases * HTML Helpers * Model Binding * Unobtrusive Validation * Unified Client and Server Validation * View Models * JavaScript-Friendly Environment * Single-Page Applications (MVC 4) ● DEVELOPMENTOR
- 3. What's Your Experience with NoSQL? DEVELOPMENTOR
- 4. What is NoSQL? The NoSQL movement is about re-evaluating the constraints and scalability of data storage systems in the light of the way modern web applications generate and consume data. DEVELOPMENTOR
- 5. What is NoSQL? The NoSQL movement is about re-evaluating the constraints and scalability of data storage systems in the light of the way modern web applications generate and consume data. DEVELOPMENTOR
- 6. Why NoSQL? Starting from an RDBMS is virtually an axiom of software development. When was the last time you consciously evaluated alternatives to an RDBMS? Axiom: A proposition whose truth is so evident that no reasoning or demonstration can make it plainer. DEVELOPMENTOR
- 7. Why NoSQL? You can keep your ‘object / relational impedance mismatch’, thank you very much! DEVELOPMENTOR
- 8. MongoDB: A Powerful NoSQL Database Combining the best features of document databases, key-values stores, and RDBMS. http://www.mongodb.org/ DEVELOPMENTOR
- 9. MongoDB: Just an Example DEVELOPMENTOR
- 10. Is NoSQL only for Start-ups? DEVELOPMENTOR
- 11. Is NoSQL only for Start-ups? DEVELOPMENTOR
- 12. Getting Started DEVELOPMENTOR
- 13. The Project: Amazoon DEVELOPMENTOR
- 14. The Data Model: Amazoon DEVELOPMENTOR
- 15. Programming NoSQL Find several provider libraries on NuGet, including the Official 10Gen C# driver. DEVELOPMENTOR
- 16. Demo - Part 1: Amazoon Needs a Data Layer Time to upgrade Amazoon: Amazoon needs to be able to do basic queries and inserts / updates. DEVELOPMENTOR
- 17. Demo - Part 1: Amazoon Needs a Data Layer DEVELOPMENTOR
- 18. The GET, POST, Redirect Pattern GET /book /edit/4 2 Edit data locally an ges POST dit/42 + ch /e /book t update r ec ed i data -R 2 2 /4 30 ow TP k/sh HT oo /b DEVELOPMENTOR
- 19. The GET, POST, Redirect Pattern 1 2 3 4 DEVELOPMENTOR
- 20. Demo - Part 2: Forms, Model Binding, and HTML Helpers "Pure" HTML forms are valid but not optimal in MVC. Make use of @Html extensions. Html.BeginForm(), Html.TextBoxFor(), etc. Usually, this is far easier with Model Binding. DEVELOPMENTOR
- 21. Demo - Part 2: Forms, Model Binding, and HTML Helpers Time to upgrade Amazoon: Amazoon needs an admin section where we can create categories and books. DEVELOPMENTOR
- 22. Demo - Part 2: Forms, Model Binding, and HTML Helpers DEVELOPMENTOR
- 23. Demo - Part 2: Forms, Model Binding, and HTML Helpers Well, that mostly worked. But it was clunky on several levels. * ViewBag is untyped and non-discoverable * Many parameters "capture" the form values * What about validation? DEVELOPMENTOR
- 24. Demo - Part 3: View Models and Validation Now that we got the site working with the new features, let's clean it up. * View Models (Model Binding at the next level) * Validation (is easier with View Models) DEVELOPMENTOR
- 25. Demo - Part 3: View Models and Validation DEVELOPMENTOR
- 26. Demo - Part 3: View Models and Validation DEVELOPMENTOR
- 27. Demo - Part 4: Adding Real Usability with Client-Side Code Time to upgrade Amazoon (again): Comments and discussions around books. These are already in place, but the full-page refresh is not usable on these potentially large pages. DEVELOPMENTOR
- 28. Demo - Part 4: Adding Real Usability with Client-Side Code DEVELOPMENTOR
- 29. Demo - Part 4: Adding Real Usability with Client-Side Code DEVELOPMENTOR
- 30. Fully Client-Side MVC Applications MVC 4 introduces the concept of Single-Page Applications (think gmail). These combine many technologies: * MVC and ASP.NET Web API * Knockout.js * Upshot.js * HTML5 DEVELOPMENTOR
- 31. Fully Client-Side MVC Applications http://bit.ly/sanderson-spa DEVELOPMENTOR
- 32. I Want My Management Tools DEVELOPMENTOR
- 33. Scaling-Out is Easier With NoSQL So you say it's fast, eh? What do you mean by fast? Dropping ACID with MongoDB on USTREAM DEVELOPMENTOR
- 34. Conclusion (MVC) Just some of the features we've explored in MVC: * HTML Helpers * Model Binding * Unobtrusive Validation * Unified Client and Server Validation * View Models * JavaScript-Friendly Environment * Single-Page Applications (MVC 4) DEVELOPMENTOR
- 35. Conclusion (NoSQL) Just some of the features we've explored in NoSQL: * Your database is a choice you make for each project * NoSQL => Non-relational * Strongly supports horizontal scale-out * LINQ works great DEVELOPMENTOR
- 36. More from DevelopMentor http://www.develop.com/training-courses/web * Guerrilla .NET (May 7th in Boston) * Essential ASP.NET MVC * JavaScript and jQuery * HTML5 * + lots more @mkennedy @DevelopMentor_ DEVELOPMENTOR