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Build an HTML Helper Library for ASP.NET MVC 5

Paul D. Sheriff

Creating your own HTML Helpers simplifies your MVC coding when working with Bootstrap and HTML 5. Moving this code into Helpers can reduce the runtime errors and CSS errors you might otherwise encounter.

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Creating your own HTML Helpers simplifies your MVC coding when working with Bootstrap and HTML 5. Moving this code into Helpers can reduce the runtime errors and CSS errors you might otherwise encounter.

Paul's Training Company has developed a web site to input their product data. Your boss wants you to add a login screen and more pages to the site. Unfortunately, he needs it done quickly, so that means you need to work smarter. He wants all the controls to use Bootstrap and take advantage of HTML 5. Working with the limited set of HTML Helpers in MVC means you have to add a lot of custom attributes. This takes more time to code and leads to potential runtime errors. If you had more flexible HTML Helpers that added HTML5 and Bootstrap CSS for you, this would speed up development and testing. In this course, you learn to build a set of MVC HTML Helpers to do just this.

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Understanding the Benefits of HTML Helpers
Creating Custom HTML Helpers
Capturing HTML and CSS Features in HTML Helpers
Extending Existing MVC HTML Helpers
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Suits more intermediate-level learners with a grasp of Bootstrap and HTML 5
Builds a foundation for creating custom HTML Helpers
Promotes code efficiency without compromising the quality of CSS errors and runtime errors
Offers customization of HTML Helpers for tailored usage
Applicable to real-world scenarios, especially when working with Bootstrap and HTML 5 in MVC
Might require additional resources for those unfamiliar with Bootstrap or HTML 5

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Web Developer
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A Web Designer plans, creates, and maintains websites. This course on developing HTML Helpers for ASP.NET MVC 5 may be useful for those interested in this career. Custom HTML Helpers reduce coding time and optimize testing. Knowledge of HTML5 and Bootstrap is necessary for success in this field. This course teaches students how to build a set of MVC HTML helpers that incorporate these features.
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A User Interface (UI) Designer creates the look and feel of digital products, such as websites and mobile apps. This course on developing HTML Helpers for ASP.NET MVC 5 may be useful for those interested in this career. Custom HTML Helpers reduce coding time and optimize testing. Knowledge of HTML5 and Bootstrap is necessary for success in this field. This course teaches students how to build a set of MVC HTML helpers that incorporate these features.
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A UX Designer focuses on the user experience of digital products. This course on developing HTML Helpers for ASP.NET MVC 5 may be useful for those interested in this career. Custom HTML Helpers reduce coding time and optimize testing. Knowledge of HTML5 and Bootstrap is necessary for success in this field. This course teaches students how to build a set of MVC HTML helpers that incorporate these features.
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A UI/UX Designer combines the skills of a User Interface (UI) Designer and a UX Designer. They create the look and feel of digital products, such as websites and mobile apps, while also focusing on the user experience. This course on developing HTML Helpers for ASP.NET MVC 5 may be useful for those interested in this career. Custom HTML Helpers reduce coding time and optimize testing. Knowledge of HTML5 and Bootstrap is necessary for success in this field. This course teaches students how to build a set of MVC HTML helpers that incorporate these features.
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113 hours
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Intermediate
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Instructor
Paul D. Sheriff
Language
English
This course belongs to a collection called ASP.NET MVC 5. It's comprised of 16 courses:
  1. Understanding OWIN and Katana
  2. Rebuilding Web Forms Applications in MVC
  3. Improving Your MVC Applications with 10 Extension Points
  4. Consolidating MVC Views Using Single Page Techniques
  5. Domain-Driven Design in Practice
  6. Building Applications with ASP.NET MVC 4
  7. ASP.NET MVC 5 Fundamentals
  8. The MVC Request Life Cycle
  9. Implementing an API in ASP.NET Web API
  10. Domain-Driven Design Fundamentals
  11. Build Your Own Application Framework with ASP.NET MVC 5
  12. Building an API with ASP.NET Core
  13. Building an API with ASP.NET 4 Web API
  14. Getting Started with ASP.NET SignalR
  15. Implementing Autofac in ASP.NET
  16. Build an HTML Helper Library for ASP.NET MVC 5 (viewing)
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Read about what's good
what should give you pause
and possible dealbreakers
Suits more intermediate-level learners with a grasp of Bootstrap and HTML 5
Builds a foundation for creating custom HTML Helpers
Promotes code efficiency without compromising the quality of CSS errors and runtime errors
Offers customization of HTML Helpers for tailored usage
Applicable to real-world scenarios, especially when working with Bootstrap and HTML 5 in MVC
Might require additional resources for those unfamiliar with Bootstrap or HTML 5
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