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HTML5 Line of Business Apps with Bootstrap, MVC4 and Web API

Learn to build offline web apps with HTML5, ASP.NET MVC, and modern JavaScript frameworks. Master Entity Framework, Web API, Bootstrap & more.

4.6(730)
4h 32m
Certificate
Craig Shoemaker
Craig ShoemakerInstructor

Course Content

HTML5 Line of Business Apps with Bootstrap, MVC4 and Web API is an intermediate-level Pluralsight course taught by Craig Shoemaker. It runs 4h 32m, is taught in English, and includes a certificate of completion. Learners rate it 4.6 out of 5 from 730 reviews. It is a paid course, first published July 2021.

Develop a robust HTML5 line-of-business application with offline capabilities! This comprehensive course guides you through building a modern web application from the ground up.

You'll master the process of creating a database using Entity Framework Code First, generating tables directly from your model objects. We'll also cover implementing ASP.NET WebPages Simple Membership API for user authentication.

Learn to build a secure Web API layer to expose your application's data, incorporating robust authentication and authorization rules to protect sensitive information.

Enhance the user experience with responsive views built using Bootstrap, dynamic interactions with Knockout.js and Underscore.js, and leverage the power of HTML5 offline apps for seamless functionality even without an internet connection. We'll also explore validation APIs to ensure data integrity.

Finally, gain valuable insights into application health monitoring by integrating ELMAH to log exceptions and proactively address potential issues.

This course equips you with the skills to create a fully functional, secure, and user-friendly HTML5 application designed for line-of-business needs, with a focus on offline data management and API development.

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