The objective of the Model View Controller (MVC) framework is to enable professionals to simplify the development task by easily separating the code in distinct aspects. The model layer enables the developers to integrate with data provided in the database table. 20 Recipes for Programming MVC 3 provides methods to help web developers solve problems, which they face in their everyday working. Before anyone goes through this book, it is important to have a good understanding of web development. This book focuses heavily on some code samples, which are very useful. The writer assumes that the readers of this book are well aware of various aspects of web development.
20 Recipes for Programming MVC 3 provides web developers with various recipes to eradicate problems that they face on daily basis. Complete working examples are provided with each code sample, which show how to implement data validation, AJAX, email, authentication and more. by using a combination of HTML and CSS, the view layer enables the developers to represent their data in a visual manner. The middleman between the model and the view is the controller layer. The controller is used to make data available for view and retrieve data from a model. There are 21 chapters in this book, covering all the major aspects of web development. 20 Recipes for Programming MVC 3 is written by Jamie Munro and was published in paperback format by Shroff/O'Reilly in 2012.
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This book focus heavily on how to use code samples.
Professional web developers can be able to solve the problems they face every day, using this book.
