Introduction
Welcome
What you should know before watching this course
Using the exercise files
The building blocks of an ASP.NET 5 application
Understanding ASP.NET 5 for ASP.NET developers
Working with beta software

1. Setup and Installation
Setting up your development environment

2. The Basics
Creating a new project
Responding to HTTP requests
Leveraging external dependencies
Serving static files
Managing client-side artifacts with Bower
Automating development tasks with Gulp

3. ASP.NET MVC 6
Understanding the MVC pattern
Adding ASP.NET MVC to your application
Handling requests with controllers
Passing parameters to controller actions
Rendering HTML with Razor views
Reusing shared HTML markup with layouts
Passing data from the controller to the view
Rendering data with strongly typed views
Reusing view markup with partial views

4. Working with Data
Creating strongly typed HTML forms
Posting form data to controller actions
Validating form post data
Using tag helpers to simplify your forms
Representing the database using Entity Framework
Using Entity Framework to write to a database
Using Entity Framework to read from a database

5. Maintainability and Reusability
Adding Error Handling and Diagnostics
Dynamically control behavior with custom configuration
Increase maintainability with dependency injection
Reusing view logic with injectable properties
Reusing application features with view components
Customizing URLs with attribute-based routing

6. Mobile First and Web APIs
Understanding "Mobile First"
Avoiding page refreshes with partial rendering
Exposing Web API endpoints
Exposing data through web APIs
Consuming Web APIs from the browser

7. Security
Securing controller actions from unauthorized access
Adding Identity Services to your application
Dynamically configuring Identity Services
Using Identity Services to create user accounts
Using Identity Services to allow users to login to your site
Avoiding Cross-Site Request Forgery

8. Deployment
Deploying an ASP.NET 5 application
Configuring database connection strings
Deploying to IIS server
Deploying to Microsoft Azure via Visual Studio
Deploying to Microsoft Azure via Source Control

Conclusion
Next steps