Paul's Training Company is in need of a website page that allows them to edit, delete, list, and search for products. To achieve this, the page will be built using MVC 5. However, the company wants to use something other than the pre-generated five pages from Visual Studio 2013. Instead, they want to implement a "SPA" technique that combines all of these pages into one. Additionally, they want to utilize MVVM to ensure data access and validation can be reused in a future mobile application.
This course will guide participants on leveraging these tools to achieve SPA-like functionality in their MVC applications. By doing so, they will be able to improve testability and reusability. This approach will allow Paul's Training Company to have a single-page website that offers seamless navigation and enhanced user experience.
By adopting the SPA technique, they can eliminate the need for multiple page loads and provide a more interactive and dynamic website. The MVVM pattern will enable them to decouple the UI from the data and business logic, making it easier to maintain and update the application.
This training course offers valuable insights and practical examples of how to implement these techniques effectively. Participants will learn how to create a single-page website that meets Paul's Training Company's requirements while enhancing overall performance and user satisfaction.
In summary, this course will demonstrate how to build a single-page website using MVC 5, implementing a SPA technique and leveraging MVVM for improved testability and reusability. Participants will gain the knowledge and skills needed to create a highly functional and user-friendly website for Paul's Training Company.
