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Practical Project Demo

Practical Project Demo. Creating Dynamic Rich-Data ASP.NET Web Application: Step-by-Step Live Demo. Svetlin Nakov. Telerik Corporation. www.telerik.com. Table of Contents. Sample practical project Creating a simple blog system Steps : Prototyping of the user interface

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Practical Project Demo

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  1. Practical Project Demo Creating Dynamic Rich-Data ASP.NET Web Application: Step-by-Step Live Demo Svetlin Nakov Telerik Corporation www.telerik.com

  2. Table of Contents • Sample practical project • Creating a simple blog system • Steps: • Prototyping of the user interface • Design of the database • Data access layer based on LINQ-to-SQL • User interface based on ASP.NET Web Forms • Testing the system

  3. Assignment – Blog System • Create a simple blog system: • Read blog posts (messages) and comments • Login / logout • Post new message (for logged users) • Post comments for a message • Each blog message (post) has: • Author, date, subject, body • Comments have • Author date and body

  4. Step 1: Prototyping the UI (1)

  5. Step 1: Prototyping the UI (2)

  6. Design the Database

  7. Create the Data Access Layer:based on LINQ-to-SQL

  8. ASP.NET Web Forms UI

  9. Testing the System • What happens when no posts are available in the system? • What happens when no comment are entered for given post? • What happens when the posts are too much (e.g. 500)? • How "create post" behaves with an empty form? • What happens if in a field of size 50 characters we enter 100 characters?

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