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.
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- 22. Demo - Part 2: Forms, Model Binding, and HTML Helpers DEVELOPMENTOR
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- 29. Demo - Part 4: Adding Real Usability with Client-Side Code DEVELOPMENTOR
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