ASP.NET MVC 5 Step by Step: Part 3 Product Application Demo Project (CRUD Operation)

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[thedazzchannel]

FINALLY!!! Someone who is actually speaking sense!!! Well done Ripon Datta! That Index (Create View), view-layout, List - Add etc was a eureka moment for me as to why I am creating an MVC this way. Well done, you're a good teacher!

[justloseit]

as someone who has been watching mvc tutorials for weeks, i learnt the most from this one. I still have a long way to go to master this though

[ArmedMob]

Been looking for a great tutorial series for a while.  This is great for beginners and novice users to learn.  Great JOB!!

[dharmadassanayake]

It is an excellent presentation that  teaches the basics of MVC in a clear and understandable way. Well done. Thanks Ripon. Good on you.

[hsharif.]

Thanks for this nice tutorial. I leaned a lot of thinks on ASP.NET MVC 5 from this tutorial. You made this very easy way so anybody can learn ASP.NET MVC 5 quickly. I like your explanation. Keep uploading more tutorials.

[mukyaprana]

You really made it one-stop shop...Much appreciated...

[nghilethanh]

Thank you so much, I have learnt ASP.NET for a while but there are a lot of things which I can't understand. Your tutorial is low and clear that I can figure out what I'm not good at. 

[mrt]

datta saheb, this is very good. many thanks. from Dhaka

[meloeve]

This video helps me to create my first CRUD MVC application. . .thanks DUDE

[gjmac]

Thank you very much for taking the time in creating this tutorial. Your effort is much appreciated.

[Kevn]

At 8:37 my webconfig does not look like that. It does not have <connectionString> Do I just add it or just skip this step altogether? I made sure to click on the very last webconfig of the solution

[KumarAsh]

wow superb, , , , i am enjoying your classes thanks for posting sir, , , ,

[ralphgutierrez]

Nice tutorial @Ripon. Keep it up
In addition guys, you can add validation to the Models by using data annotation.

Ex.
[DisplayName("Price")]
[Required]

public decimal UnitPrice { get; set; }

[simonbutler]

Thanks for your Video Tutorials, they are much appreciated.

[couragesmith]

it will be great if you make a series on a specific project, maybe online shopping, or management stuff, with your simplicity, l bet you much people will subscribe and come to watch your teaching. just my suggestion. thumbs up. bro.

[pdalal]

Great Tutorial! God Bless you Ripon Datta!

[chandranichakraborty]

It's really very helpful...plz post more about it. Thanks for the posting.

[codewizard]

This tutorial is better than what I found in Lynda.com and Pluralsight.com . That could also be due to my increasing familiarity with the things. Anyways, You have done great job. I appreciate your help.

[ciscoinch]

26:12  BIG NO NO


what I got is very different

whenever I click EDIT

the records go blank (rather than got orange original value)

then I can modify while blindfold -- shit shit

[KrishanuDeyTheGeek]

Hi, you are doing an awesome work and your tutorials are really helpful for beginners.

Just a suggestion:

When you are posting a video of a specific series, please include the tutorial number in the title of the video. This helps us to identify the next video in the whole series.