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March 2011 - Posts

jQuery Templates Talk Slides and Code
Thank you everyone who came to my talk yesterday at ASP.NET Connections on jQuery Templates. Click the link at the end of this blog entry to download the slides and code. Some of the more interesting code samples include: RemoteBetter.aspx – Demonstrates how to get Intellisense when creating a template by placing the template in an external user control. TemplateControl.aspx – Demonstrates how to get Intellisense when creating a template by using a custom ASP.NET ClientTemplate control. CRUD.aspx – Demonstrates how to create a Web Forms applications that uses jQuery Templates and WCF services to make a Create, Read, Update, Delete database-driven Movie application. Download the Slides and Code Read More...
Modifying the default code generation/scaffolding templates in ASP.NET MVC
One of the things people like the most about my ASP.NE MVC 2 Ninja Black Belt Tips video , besides the Bill Cosby sweater, is the tip where I show how to modify the default CodeTemplates that are used in Code Generation in ASP.NET MVC (either version). Eilon mentioned it on an internal mailing list this week so I thought it'd be worth surfacing again in case you haven't heard of this, Dear Reader. Soon, we'll see even more powerful, flexible, and fun ways to customize your own Scaffolding in ASP.NET MVC 3, so keep an eye out, 'cause it's coming. Bring the CodeTemplates local to your project When you use the Visual Studio "tooling" (that means dialogs and stuff) to Add View or Add Controller, you're actually...
jQuery, jQuery UI, jQuery Validate Sample Code
Thank you everyone who attended my half-day workshop on jQuery and ASP.NET at ASP.NET Connections in Florida! You can download the slide deck and all of the code from the workshop by clicking the link at the bottom of this blog post. There are about 40 code samples that demonstrate a wide range of jQuery features including selectors, events, animation, Ajax, jQuery UI, the templates plugin, the data-link plugin, the globalization plugin, and the jQuery validate plugin. Here is a description of some of the more interesting code samples: 2_Ajax\2_PageMethod.aspx – Demonstrates how you can call a Web Forms page method using jQuery 2_Ajax\5_OData.aspx – Demonstrates how to call the Netflix.com odata service using jQuery to retrieve movie information...
NuGet Package of the Week #2 - MvcMailer sends mails with ASP.NET MVC Razor Views and Scaffolding
Have you implemented the NuGet Action Plan ? Get on it, it'll take only 5 minutes: NuGet Action Plan - Upgrade to 1.1, Setup Automatic Updates, Get NuGet Package Explorer . The Backstory: I was thinking since the NuGet .NET package management site is starting to fill up that I should start looking for gems (no pun intended) in there. You know, really useful stuff that folks might otherwise not find. I'll look for mostly open source projects, ones I think are really useful. I'll look at how they built their NuGet packages, if there's anything interesting about the way the designed the out of the box experience (and anything they could do to make it better) as well as what the package itself does. MvcMailer sends mails with ASP...
Free Video Training: ASP.NET MVC 3 Features
A few weeks ago I blogged about a great ASP.NET MVC 3 video training course from Pluralsight that was made available for free for 48 hours for people to watch.  The feedback from the people that had a chance to watch it was really fantastic.  We also received feedback from people who really wanted to watch it – but unfortunately weren’t able to within the 48 hour window. The good news is that we’ve worked with Pluralsight to make the course available for free again until March 18th.  You can watch any of the course modules for free, through March 18th, on the www.asp.net/mvc website here : The 6 videos in this course are a total of 3 hours and 17 minutes long, and provide a nice overview of the new features introduced with ASP...
NuGet Package of the Week #1 - ASP.NET Sprite and Image Optimization
I was thinking since the NuGet .NET package management site is starting to fill up that I should start looking for gems (no pun intended) in there. You know, really useful stuff that folks might otherwise not find. I'll look for mostly open source projects, ones I think are really useful. I'll look at how they built their NuGet packages, if there's anything interesting about the way the designed the out of the box experience (and anything they could do to make it better) as well as what the package itself does. Sprite and Image Optimization Preview 3 First, I noticed that the ASP.NET Sprite and Image Optimization preview has been updated to Preview 3 . These is an example of something that Microsoft might ship with a future version...
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