Saturday, January 03, 2009 from unknown
One of it has been spark, that is a really impressed ViewEngine for ASP.NET MVC. If you are tired about ASPX, you really should look at this. The integration is smooth, it is fast and the syntax is great. Have work with pretty much ...
Saturday, January 03, 2009 from Willie
OpenId is a single sign on that could eventually be a universal sign in for every site out there. At least, in theory, it'd sure be nice. Not having to remember multiple site passwords and stuff, just throw it your authenticated ticket and you're ready to rock. MyOpenId has a pretty slick interface ...
Saturday, January 03, 2009 from (xTC)
Hi, In this article I’ll talk about ASP.NET MVC Routes and Regular Expression. I based my article from the Fredrik Kalseth’s Blog about Defining Routes using Regular Expressions in ASP.NET MVC. Fredrik provides a Custom Implementation of Route in order to be able to use Regular Expression Patterns w ...
Friday, January 02, 2009 from www.lostechies.com
I was having a spot of trouble the other day trying to get my extension methods to show up in my ASP. NET MVC Views....
Friday, January 02, 2009 from JC Grubbs
There are a lot of tools out there to help you utilize .NET as a back-end for Flex applications. All of these solutions come with a heavy customization and implementation cost. I've used WebORB with quite a bit of success in the past but it always seemed a little heavy to me. The truth is that WebOR ...
Thursday, January 01, 2009 from blog.dynamicprogrammer.com
It’s a complete application framework that uses ASP. ... NET MVC for the UI layer, they mention to support WPF projects as well but I haven’t...The Guidance Automation Toolkit and I also installed the GAX SP1. The ASP. ... NET MVC (BETA) installed via the installer. What is Catharsis? You may ask....
Thursday, January 01, 2009 from Dmitriy Nagirnyak ()
I want to write a small helper to obtain an object from the request. Nothing special except to note that there are AttemptedValue and RawValue properties of ValueProviderResult. Which one should I use for this helper keeping in mind that an ID of an object is always a string. Let's see what these pr ...
Thursday, January 01, 2009 from blog.codeville.net
So you can use ASP.NET MVC’s model binding conventions to implement a list editor where the user can dynamically add and remove items. Great! But how can you let the user control the order of the items? For example, when editing a list of actors in movie, the user might want to move the most famous actor up to the top of the list. The natural UI metaphor here is drag-and-drop (not any nasty little “move up/down” arrows). To try the desired behavior for yourself, check out the following updated
Wednesday, December 31, 2008 from CCook
First let me say that the code is in early state and publishing it is intended to gauge interest and recruit developers. What is the Unifico Framework (UF)? It's an architecture that has evolved while addressing various concerns in several real world projects. Currently it's nothing more than an exa ...
Wednesday, December 31, 2008 from shouldersofgiants.co.uk
Hopefully this behaviour will not change with newer versions of MVC because I think it is better for a web service to return the full URI...
Wednesday, December 31, 2008 from ninjamurai.com
I really, really like ASP.Net MVC. It is quite the nice framework and the people working on it are trying very hard to make it simple to use. However, I believe, truly, that it is a great example of Microsoft’s total and complete misunderstanding and failure to implement Rails like web development. As each new thing comes out or is added, more often than not the system gets more complex not less and more confusing not more understandable. I mean, seriously, it took them over a year to figur
Wednesday, December 31, 2008 from Peter Weissbrod ()
In the past day I have been digging into the ASP.NET MVC source code trying to find the best ways to spot-weld on some of the features I found missing. It was frustrating to find numerous blog examples that were deprecated, and vital parts of the MVC framework that were INTERNAL. Fortunately, that p ...
Tuesday, December 30, 2008 from Richard Bushnell
The first pre-release of new ASP.Net MVC (ahem, Ruby-on-Rails for .Net) framework has just been made public. I find it really exciting that Scott Guthrie and.
Tuesday, December 30, 2008 from Joe Future ()
Some of you may know that I’ve been working on a CMS in my spare time. This is partly so I can have something easy to publish my blog with, but mostly it’s just a learning exercise. I’ve been working on and off on this thing for over a year. Along the way, I’ve picked up some new C# skills, ASP.NET, ...
Tuesday, December 30, 2008 from codeclimber.net.nz
Today is a sunny (even if damn cold) day in Milano so while I was coming to work I decided I wanted write something good about Oxite, the CMS built by the MIX Online team. The point I want to make is: Oxite is the best example to show how bad WebForms are when it comes to rendering standard compliant HTML. There has been a lot of negative talking about Oxite: it’s not usable out-of-the-box, it’s not such a good example of how to implement something with the ASP.NET MVC framework, people look