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The Siege Project Introduction Siege.ServiceLocation Part 1 - Introduction and General Use Siege.ServiceLocation Part 2 – Contextual Registration and Resolution Siege.ServiceLocation Part 3 – Extending the container with custom use cases Siege.ServiceLocation Part 4 – Integrating Siege...
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The Siege Project Introduction Siege.ServiceLocation Part 1 - Introduction and General Use Siege.ServiceLocation Part 2 – Contextual Registration and Resolution Siege.ServiceLocation Part 3 – Extending the container with custom use cases Siege.ServiceLocation Part 4 – Integrating Siege...
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Sample Portable Area This is the second part in a series about creating a Portable Area (PA) using MvcContrib Part 1 – Introduction Part 2 – Sample Portable Area (this post) Part 3 – Usage of a Portable Area Part 4 - IoC Framework Support To create a Portable Area, the first step is...
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This is a multi post series on ASP.Net MVC Portable Areas Part 1 – Introduction Part 2 – Sample Portable Area Part 3 – Usage of a Portable Area Part 4 - IoC framework support What is a Portable Area? A Portable Area is a set of reusable multi page functionality can be dropped into an...
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David Ebbo presented to the Community For MVC group today. The topic T4MVC which is a project that David developed as a way to eliminate the magic string in Views and Controllers in the ASP.Net MVC framework. David walks through a sample of adding his code generator code to the Nerd...
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Link to the meeting information here: http://bit.ly/uj9VA Please feel free to share this link on twitter, blogs, ect. David Ebbo on the T4MVC project - Wednesday 9/16/2009 12:00 - 1:00 PM CST Join the meeting here : http://Meeting.c4mvc.net Bio: David is an architect on the ASP.NET team...
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We recently moved the MvcContrib projects source code over to GitHub. We are hoping that the ease of creating forks and pulling them back into the trunk will allow for more contributions to the project. I know that GIT seems to be a source control system that few developers in the .Net space...
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One of the great CSS tips I got from Zen of CSS was to put an id on the body tag of your html pages. This makes it really easy to use one CSS file for your entire site (a optimization trick) and allow you to target elements on specific page easily without creating a lot of unnecessary content wrappers...
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Part 1 – Overview Part 2 – the Labe l Part 3 – the Source Code Part 4 – the Partial View Part 5 – the Required Field Indicator Part 6 – the Performance Part 7 – the Performance Take 2 Part 8 – the AutoForm Part 9 – override the default Date Time Picker I received a comment from Scott Hanselman...
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I’ve been paid professionally to work with or have messed around with many web frameworks. To name most of them: Perl/CGI RoR a tiny bit of Django ASP.NET WebForms ASP.NET MVC FubuMVC MonoRail a tiny bit of OpenRasta (sorry Sebastian, I keep failing to find time to dig into this more. I really mean to...
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While I was testing out my VirtualPathProvider implementation in the Opinionated Input Builders series I ran across an interesting performance difference which was quite surprising. In fact even after looking at the source code to the MVC ViewEngineCollection it still seemed like this difference...
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This is sort of a stream-of-consciousness post. Several folks have been asking me what I mean by ‘Controllerless actions’ and what I’m thinking about doing in FubuMVC. The conversation has already started publically on twitter, so I thought I’d try to capture a brain-dump of my thoughts in a blog...
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Part 1 – Overview Part 2 – the Labe l Part 3 – the Source Code Part 4 – the Partial View Part 5 – the Required Field Indicator Part 6 – the Performance Part 7 – the Performance Take 2 After doing what all good developers should do on the weekend… which is enjoy life and spend some time with my...
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Filed under: c#, mvc, mvccontrib, testing, Asp.Net, .Net, Asp.Net MVC, continous improvement, OSS, Open Source Software, CoC
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Today I had to hunt down a reported defect that said our advanced search functionality was returning a Bad Request error. On initial inspection, I was unable to reproduce the issue. After talking to our product manager, I learned that he was trying to seed the search with the text “% %”....
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I got a kick out of Jeremy’s eye poke at the ASP.NET WebForms “simpler” approach to web development. In the same spirit, remember how convoluted it was to call simple JSON services from WebForms ? Well, my friend and former colleague Shashank Shetty shows how it is done with ASP.NET MVC and jQuery in...