Sure, basically if you are competent in C# and .NET you should be good to go.

you explained things so nicely, which others tend to “skip” over. Thanks bud!!

Can you tell me what kinds of skills you need to have before attending this class?

Hi there.

Thanks for the comment. SOMETIMES this is true. Consider the following model:

class Book {
public string Name {get; set;}
public PageCount {get; est;}
}

You do not need to create that one. But what if you want to pass in default values? For example:

class Book {
public string Name {get; set;}
public PageCount {get; est;}
public string Author {get; set;}

public Book(string author) {
Author = author;
}
}

Then you do. Similarly if you want to chose constructors, etc

Thanks everyone!

hi michael, great tutorial, however I encounter a problem with the type namespace Product. It generate errors, am I missing something?

Very well made and explained video. Thanks very much!

Good point, didn’t thought about that.

Where are the Model? for the example?

HI michael i can’t find out the example mvc form how get that sample code the given url is not working plz help

I have been programming with vb.net for many years. only use c# when I have to fix something.

Hey Michael great screencast, explains a lot about views and how to show em up in UI. Can we implement ajax based submit button? (Instead of postback of form)

Hey Michael, Thx for this great tutorial, please don’t stop! Greetings from Switzerland
Brg Michael 😉

Thanks Micheal for sharing such a practical video tutorial….Please keep updating your list … would request you to please upload something related to .

1. Create a registration form (which you have covered)
2. Send confirmation mail to email
3. Session creation
4. Search item
5. Filter Search items.

Thank you  it is great help for new comer on MVC

You don’t need to create new product and pass it to create view.