Part 4- MODEL Binding in ASP.NET MVC (Model-View-Controller)

[@aapkanigam]

Can we reach 200 likes on this video. Share this video among your friends and Give your suggestions on this. Thanks

[@trr5088]

Still watching and still learning. This is what I have spent months trying to find.

[@aapkanigam]

+TR Rooks (TRR) thanks and keep learning..good luck

[@ayoforyou448]

i like your videos mate many thank's from morroco country

[@magobaemmanuel9805]

Good tutorials for beginners. I now learn the concepts from first principles.

[@veselinstoyanov8279]

Thank you very much sir. Your videos are so well structured and helpfull.

[@vh8000]

Great video series, thanks and keep up the great work.

[@dheerajojasvi4448]

Nice explanation ... Pls also Explain What is Model Binder ?

[@Yo-yx8wo]

thank you so much, this is an amazing tutorial, and your english is very good

[@aapkanigam]

+yoxter 3423 keep learning and sharing

[@alexbuchan5634]

Another excellent video. Thanks for this.

[@nehaahuja3949]

wonderful tutorial .Thanks

[@AbstractMediums]

So will this not work for anyone if they dont have the server set up?

[@anjaneya1badrinadh]

Hi Sir, Please make video on difference between Finalize vs Dispose in C# (with program)

[@momen153]

hi sir thank you for nice tutorial but i have a question what is the deference between using storing list in view bag an returning the view bag and returning the list direct to the view

[@navzme]

Thanks for awesome video

[@milankc9318]

You are awesome , thanks for the tuts

[@elbioiseas4231]

Hi, Is it possible to get the code of your applications created in your videos? By the way, great tutorials of MVC.

[@aapkanigam]

+Elbio Iseas Thanks! After part 10, you can get code for each video .I have given link in description.

[@elbioiseas4231]

Thank you.

[@bobtaylor1577]

This is not model binding this is binding to your SQL database ?? :) !

[@semikolon4229]

Very useful

[@testpayman3446]

Plz don't create sense of urgency to watch a "previous" tutorial unless it is very very important. I came back and back and back and realized this is by no means any important thing for part 11, 12 and 13. In order to teach some concept, you shouldn't get done every single concepts over a same app. For every 5 tutorials inside a series, don't hesitate to create new app and get started from there. If you redirect us to back - back - back -- this may not annoy a beginner, although it may as well -- you are just alienating an intermediate or expert level viewers. Take this as feedback.

[@aapkanigam]

Thanks for you feedback and I appreciate it. I have created these video in a logical sequence. Yes you are right, Intermediate might be irritated but for beginners its very important to learn previous concepts and thats what the purpose of this video series. Thanks

[@khalidalbasheer]

You are Great

[@aapkanigam]

+خالد دباس thanks

[@imranbutt4556]

Good Work

[@aapkanigam]

+imran Butt thanku:)

[@khalidqureshi945]

Thanks a lot.

[@reyaadelkomy8046]

Thanks

[@nurulamirah9315]

i get shocked after you create table Employee. i dont understand since when you connect your project with sql. hmm

[@aapkanigam]

+Nurul Amirah what happened..?

[@nurulamirah9315]

duration 1.18. how do you connect your sql into project. you created table employee.. i dont get it.

[@aapkanigam]

Nurul Amirah Here I am not connecting to db instead, I am showing how to use model only. For database connection you need to watch part 6.

[@ptsadmin8601]

Here you've not used database, why first you showned the database table, and said the same data we are displaying in view through model?

[@aapkanigam]

+Pts Admin dear its important to map model to database . Here I just explained model. After part 6 ie connecting mvc with db I have explained everything.. watch part 11 onwards for CRUD operation.

[@haseebahmed9240]

(Model != null) does it mean if employee.cs is empty

[@aapkanigam]

It means Employee model should not be empty

[@bobtaylor1577]

Why do you ref to "Model" in your foreach statement when the list name is employlist ???? doesent make any sence

[@TpGnnr]

That's just how it works; I know it's a bit confusing at first. The View is not aware of the underlying list name, it only sees a variable called "Model". The line "@model ..." tells it what type of variable/object will be used for the Model variable. In this case, it's a custom model we created, but you could use a string or any of the already existing models.

[@justinofodile4150]

Please can you explain more on why you used the Model. I'm still confused. Nice tutorial. Thank you.

[@mohamadalibrahim2995]

woow

[@guduful]

feedback - try to make your accent a little more real ..

[@SoumyorupDey]

This is not model binding

[@raghavendrahg4821]

Video description says about model binding and the video is something different from that..