Palermo J., Bogard J., Hexter E., Hinze M., Skinner J. - ASP.NET MVC 4 in Action [2012, PDF, ENG] + Code

[b][i]Part 1 High-speed fundamentals [/b][/i]
[b]  1 Introduction to ASP.NET MVC [/b]
    1.1 Setting the stage
    1.2 What is ASP.NET MVC?
    1.3 What’s new in ASP.NET MVC 3/4?
    1.4 Summary
[b]  2 Hello MVC world [/b]
    2.1 Setting up your development environment
    2.2 Creating your first MVC application
    2.3 The Guestbook sample application
    2.4 Summary
[b]  3 View fundamentals [/b]
    3.1 Introducing views
    3.2 Passing data to views
    3.3 Using strongly typed templates
    3.4 Summary
[b]  4 Action-packed controllers[/b]
    4.1 Exploring controllers and actions
    4.2 What should be in an action method?
    4.3 Introduction to unit testing
    4.4 Summary

[b][i]Part 2 Working with ASP.NET MVC [/b][/i]
  5 View models
    5.1 What is a view model?
    5.2 Representing user input
    5.3 More complex models for both display and input
    5.4 Summary
[b]  6 Validation[/b]
    6.1 Server-side validation
    6.2 Client-side validation
    6.3 Summary
[b]  7 Ajax in ASP.NET MVC[/b]
    7.1 Ajax with jQuery
    7.2 ASP.NET MVC Ajax helpers
    7.3 Ajax with JSON and client templates
    7.4 Creating an autocomplete text box
    7.5 Summary
[b]  8 Security[/b]
    8.1 Authentication and authorization
    8.2 Cross-site scripting (XSS)
    8.3 Cross-site request forgery (XSRF)
    8.4 Summary
[b]  9 Controlling URLs with routing[/b]
    9.1 Introducing URL routing
    9.2 Designing a URL schema
    9.3 Implementing routes in ASP.NET MVC
    9.4 Using the routing system to generate URLs
    9.5 Routing with ASP.NET Web Forms
    9.6 Debugging routes
    9.7 Testing route behavior
    9.8 Summary
[b]  10 Model binders and value providers[/b]
    10.1 Creating a custom model binder
    10.2 Using custom value providers
    10.3 Summary
[b]  11 Mapping with AutoMapper[/b]
    11.1 Life before AutoMapper
    11.2 Introducing AutoMapper
    11.3 AutoMapper basics
    11.4 Summary
[b]  12 Lightweight controllers[/b]
    12.1 Why lightweight controllers?
    12.2 Techniques for simplifying controllers
    12.3 Summary
[b]  13 Organization with areas[/b]
    13.1 Creating a basic area
    13.2 Managing links and URLs with T4MVC
    13.3 Summary
[b]  14 Third-party components[/b]
    14.1 Learning about NuGet
    14.2 Using ASP.NET Web Helpers
    14.3 The MvcContrib Grid component
    14.4 Summary
[b]  15 Data access with NHibernate[/b]
    15.1 Functional overview of reference implementation
    15.2 Application architecture overview
    15.3 Exploring the Core
    15.4 NHibernate configuration–infrastructure of the application
    15.5 Presenting the model through the UI
    15.6 Pulling it together
    15.7 Summary

[b][i]Part 3 Mastering ASP.NET MVC[/b][/i]
  16 Extending the controller
    16.1 Controller extensibility
    16.2 Controller actions
    16.3 Action, authorization, and result filters
    16.4 Action selectors
    16.5 Using action results to reduce complexity
    16.6 Summary
[b]  17 Advanced view techniques[/b]
    17.1 Eliminating duplication in the view
    17.2 Building query-string parameter lists
    17.3 Exploring the Spark view engine
    17.4 Summary
[b]  18 Dependency injection and extensibility[/b]
    18.1 Introducing dependency injection
    18.2 Using DI with ASP.NET MVC
    18.3 Summary
[b]  19 Portable areas[/b]
    19.1 NuGet packaging basics
    19.2 Creating an RSS widget with a portable area
    19.3 Interacting with the portable area bus
    19.4 Summary
[b]  20 Full system testing[/b]
    20.1 Testing the UI layer
    20.2 Building maintainable navigation
    20.3 Interacting with forms
    20.4 Asserting results
    20.5 Summary
[b]  21 Hosting ASP.NET MVC applications[/b]
    21.1 Hosting environments
    21.2 XCOPY deployment
    21.3 IIS 7
    21.4 IIS 6 and 5.1
    21.5 Azure hosting
    21.6 Summary
[b]  22 Deployment techniques[/b]
    22.1 Employing continuous integration
    22.2 Enabling push-button XCOPY deployments
    22.3 Managing environment configurations
    22.4 Enabling remote server deployments with Web Deploy
    22.5 Summary
[b]  23 Upgrading to ASP.NET MVC 4[/b]
    23.1 Runtime view selection with DisplayModes
    23.2 Combining and minifying client assets
    23.3 Improvements to Razor
    23.4 Summary
[b]  24 ASP.NET Web API[/b]
    24.1 What is Web API?
    24.2 Adding web services to the Guestbook application
    24.3 Web API alternative
    24.4 Summary