Exam Ref 70-486: Developing ASP.NET MVC 4 Web Applications
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Prepare for Microsoft Exam 70-486—and help demonstrate your real-world mastery of developing ASP.NET MVC-based solutions. Designed for experienced developers ready to advance their status, Exam Ref focuses on the critical-thinking and decision-making acumen needed for success at the Microsoft Specialist level.
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Table of contents
- Exam Ref 70-486: Developing ASP.NET MVC 4 Web Applications
- Introduction
- Microsoft certifications
- Acknowledgments
- Errata & book support
- We want to hear from you
- Stay in touch
- Objective 1.1: Plan the application layers
- Planning data access
- Data access options
- Design approaches
- Data access from within code
- Model
- Controllers
- Actions and Action Results
- Routes and Routing
- Asynchronous Controllers
- The Razor View and Web Forms View Engines
- Extending the View Engines
- Integrating web services
- Designing a hybrid application
- Planning for session management in a distributed environment
- Planning web farms
- Objective summary
- Objective review
- Understanding Windows Azure and roles
- Identifying startup tasks
- Identifying and implementing Start, Run, and Stop events
- Objective summary
- Objective review
- Choosing a state management mechanism
- Planning for scalability
- Using cookies or local storage to maintain state
- Cookies
- HTML5 Web Storage
- Implementing page output caching
- Donut caching
- Donut hole caching
- Distribution caching
- Create the application cache manifest
- Reference the manifest
- Transfer the manifest
- Reading and writing string and binary data
- Choosing a connection loss strategy
- Deciding when to use WebSockets
- Objective summary
- Objective review
- Implementing synchronous and asynchronous modules and handlers
- Choosing between modules and handlers in IIS
- Objective summary
- Objective review
- Objective 1.1: Thought experiment
- Objective 1.1: Review
- Objective 1.2: Thought experiment
- Objective 1.2: Review
- Objective 1.3: Thought experiment
- Objective 1.3: Review
- Objective 1.4: Thought experiment
- Objective 1.4: Review
- Objective 1.5: Thought experiment
- Objective 1.5: Review
- Objective 1.6: Thought experiment
- Objective 1.6: Review
- Objective 1.7: Thought experiment
- Objective 1.7: Review
- Objective 2.1: Apply the user interface design for a web application
- Creating and applying styles using CSS
- Using HTML to structure and lay out the user interface
- Implementing dynamic page content based on design
- Objective summary
- Objective review
- Implementing client validation
- Models
- Views
- Controllers
- Implementing partials for reuse in different areas of the application
- Designing and implementing pages by using Razor templates
- Designing layouts to provide visual structure
- Implementing master/application pages
- Objective summary
- Objective review
- Detecting browser features and capabilities
- Creating a web application that runs across multiple browsers and mobile devices
- Enhancing application behavior and style by using vendor-specific extensions
- Objective summary
- Objective review
- Planning for applications that run in browsers on multiple devices
- Planning for mobile web applications
- Objective summary
- Objective review
- Objective 2.1: Thought experiment
- Objective 2.1: Review
- Objective 2.2: Thought experiment
- Objective 2.2: Review
- Objective 2.3: Thought experiment
- Objective 2.3: Review
- Objective 2.4: Thought experiment
- Objective 2.4: Review
- Objective 2.5: Thought experiment
- Objective 2.5: Review
- Objective 3.1: Plan for search engine optimization and accessibility
- Using analytical tools to parse HTML
- Viewing and evaluating conceptual structure by using plugs-in for browsers
- Writing semantic markup for accessibility
- Objective summary
- Objective review
- Planning a localization strategy
- Creating and applying resources to the UI
- Setting cultures
- Creating satellite resource assemblies
- Objective summary
- Objective review
- Applying authorization attributes and global filters
- Implementing action behaviors
- Implementing action results
- Implementing model binding
- Objective summary
- Objective review
- Defining a route to handle a URL pattern
- Applying route constraints
- Ignoring URL patterns
- Adding custom route parameters
- Defining areas
- Objective summary
- Objective review
- Implementing MVC filters and controller factories
- Controlling application behavior by using action results
- Controlling application behavior by using view engines
- Controlling application behavior by using model binders
- Controlling application behavior by using route handlers
- Objective summary
- Objective review
- Bundling and minifying scripts
- Bundling
- Minifying
- Objective 3.1: Thought experiment
- Objective 3.1: Review
- Objective 3.2: Thought experiment
- Objective 3.2: Review
- Objective 3.3: Thought experiment
- Objective 3.3: Review
- Objective 3.4: Thought experiment
- Objective 3.4: Review
- Objective 3.5: Thought experiment
- Objective 3.5: Review
- Objective 3.6: Thought experiment
- Objective 3.6: Review
- Objective 4.1: Prevent and troubleshoot runtime issues
- Troubleshooting performance, security, and errors
- Using Performance Wizard
- Using Visual Studio Profiler
- Using Performance Monitor
- Handling exceptions across multiple layers
- Displaying custom error pages, creating your own HTTPHandler, and setting Web.config attributes
- Handling first chance exceptions
- Objective summary
- Objective review
- Creating and running unit tests
- Running integration tests
- Creating mocks
- Types of load tests
- Test planning
- Collecting diagnostic information
- Choosing log types
- Debugging a Windows Azure application
- Objective summary
- Objective review
- Objective 4.1: Thought experiment
- Objective 4.1: Review
- Objective 4.2: Thought experiment
- Objective 4.2: Review
- Objective 4.3: Thought experiment
- Objective 4.3: Review
- Objective 4.4: Thought experiment
- Objective 4.4: Review
- Objective 5.1: Configure authentication
- Authenticating users
- Anonymous authentication
- Basic authentication
- Digest authentication
- Forms authentication
- Windows authentication
- ASP.NET Impersonation authentication
- Client Certificate authentication and IIS Client Certificate authentication
- Custom authentication
- Creating roles
- Authorizing roles by using configuration
- Authorizing roles programmatically
- Creating custom role providers
- Implementing WCF service authorization
- Objective summary
- Objective review
- Implementing federated authentication by using Windows Azure Access Control Service
- Creating a custom security token by using Windows Identity Foundation
- Handling token formats for SAML and SWT tokens
- Objective summary
- Objective review
- Understanding encryption terminology
- Applying encryption to application data
- Applying encryption to the configuration sections of an application
- Signing application data to prevent tampering
- Objective summary
- Objective review
- Securing communication by applying SSL certificates
- Salting and hashing passwords for storage
- Using HTML encoding to prevent cross-site scripting attacks (AntiXSS Library)
- Implementing deferred validation and handle unvalidated requests
- Preventing SQL injection attacks by parameterizing queries
- Preventing cross-site request forgeries (XSRFs)
- Objective summary
- Objective review
- Objective 5.1 Thought experiment
- Objective 5.1 Review
- Objective 5.2 Thought experiment
- Objective 5.2 Review
- Objective 5.3 Thought experiment
- Objective 5.3 Review
- Objective 5.4 Thought experiment
- Objective 5.4 Review
- Objective 5.5 Thought experiment
- Objective 5.5 Review
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Product information
- Title: Exam Ref 70-486: Developing ASP.NET MVC 4 Web Applications
- Author(s): William Penberthy
- Release date: September 2013
- Publisher(s): Microsoft Press
- ISBN: 9780735677418