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I recently had the pleasure of creating a course for Pluralsight on MVC Scaffolding. For the next 24-hours the course will be completely free! Click here to view the course now.

I’ve divided the course up into three modules. In the first module, I cover everything you need to know to be quickly productive with MVC Scaffolding. This includes mastering the command line, understanding one-to-many relationships, and scaffolding Actions and Unit Tests.

In the second module, I do a deep dive on customizing MVC Scaffolding. In my opinion, this is really the sweet spot for MVC Scaffolding. I always say, if you don’t like the output Scaffolding produces in some area, change it! The beauty of MVC Scaffolding is that it was built on top of T4Scaffolding with true extensibility in mind. In this module, I show how to customize view and controller templates as well as taking a deeper dive on understanding Scaffolders, how they function, and what they do.

In the third module, I deep dive on building your own custom scaffolders. In fact, to emphasize the extensibility, I build a custom scaffolder *outside* the context of MVC. Instead, I build a custom scaffolder for the WCF Web API where I essentially show how I built Web API Scaffolding on CodePlex. In this module, I show not only the basics of creating your own custom scaffolder, but also how to leverage the built-in T4 Scaffolders and built-in T4 Commandlets to build a multi-file scaffolder. I also show how you package your custom scaffolder into a NuGet package for easy distribution.

Enjoy!

posted on Monday, August 22, 2011 11:23 PM

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# re: MVC Scaffolding Course on Pluralsight–Free for the Next 24 Hours! 8/23/2011 8:52 AM KRK
Thanks a Lot for the Link Steve.

Must be excellent content as usual.

Will forward it to my friends.

Regards

KRK

# re: MVC Scaffolding Course on Pluralsight–Free for the Next 24 Hours! 8/25/2011 9:30 AM Dan McQuiston
Steve,

You did an unbelievable job with this training. Very clear, concise, and the examples that you worked through were pertinent and not too difficult. I started following your RSS feed for your blog. Love the free stuff from Pluralsight. Thanks. Great job.

# re: MVC Scaffolding Course on Pluralsight–Free for the Next 24 Hours! 8/28/2011 5:11 AM aksesoris wanita
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