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Great Scott!

Your blog is fantastic, we can find invaluable resources.

Thanks for sharing you experience!

Josef

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Where does "dinnerToCreate" come from in the Create() method at the end of Step 6?

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Scott,

Can you post link where I can by the eBook edition when it is available?  I looked on wrox.com and couldn't find it.

If it is ready, I'll buy a copy today.

Thanks for your effort.

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Thanks very much.

NerdDinner project is helpful to learn ASP.NET MVC.

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indeed great work! HTML is more intuitive than PDF, thanks for sharing

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In order to keep things simple I generated this simple URL for the PDF version:

http://tinyurl.com/MvcPdf

Have fun!

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And this is for the Html version:

http://tinyurl.com/mvchtml

Have fun!

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@Scott,

>> I'm not entirely sure when the eBook is going to be

>> available.  I don't think it is out just yet.

Thanks.  I'm the patient type.  BTW,  I checked into it, and Sony published an update along with Adobe that allows Digital editions to work /w my eBook reader.

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Scott -

Thanks for the link. I have some feedback for you: It is difficult to find tutorials specifically for the release version that comes with .NET 3.5 SP1. I have been trying to find tutorials, and I end up finding tutorials that are geared towards pre-release versions that seem to be very different. Is there a way that your official ASP.NET site can tag tutorials based on versions?

thanks.

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I made a comment about the a missing space. I'm seeing that on subsequent steps as well. I'm just now working Step 5 the CRUD step. Using IE 8 to view source the line number is 232. For this one it was the MainContent only then TitleConent looks good.

I will keep you posted if I find anymore. Again the draw back is that if I click the icon to view source then copy and paste the code will not run.

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Here are some more with Step 5. Line 945 and 949. This one is both the TitleContent and MainContent.

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Well I have spent the better part of my day going through this tutorial. I'm up to part 6. I will say this is awesome. This tutorial is just great. From this I can see how an MVC design cuts down on development time. I was wondering what time/labor difference to build a similar ASP.Net Forms app. To show how quickly and clean one can build simple CRUD application using MVC compared to ASP.Net Forms. I would say build an asp.net Forms app up to step 6. I have enjoyed going through the beta of the product and could not wait for the release. The release here, and now this simple tutorial is the icing on the cake. I can get developers and other on board by stepping them through to step 6. Showing how simple and quickly this can be done. I would say that was no more than 2 hours of my morning (minus the bug with spacing) Now I need to go find some business to start using this. Thanks!!!

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Ok, this one was a bit different and did not follow the other pattern. I'm working on the delete of step 5. View Source in IE 8 on line 1199 the ContentPlaceHolderID is wrong "head" should be "TitleContent"

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Should I assume that the code is "demo" quality, not meant to illustrate best practices.  Just to show very basic demonstrations of how to use MVC.

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For some fun me and some friends started a website called ASP Joe, as a kind of Joe Stagner fan site.... Take a look its funny.

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Very cool, I like PDF materials! Many thanks for your hard work!

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Hi Scott,

 Being new to Asp.net MVC, I took it out for a spin.  I check out the website, read the tutorials and of course studied the NerdDinner tutorial sample. All good stuff.  Armed and emboldened, I played with a few of the design templates from the design gallery.  All in all a good ride and I expect an even better ride to come in the next model year.  However, during my test drive I did discover a few miniscule imperfections that you may or may not be aware of or even care about for that matter.  But here they are.   I was surprised to see that the ChangePassword.aspx and ChangePasswordSuccess.aspx files were not wired up.  Changing the LogonUserControl.ascx code to:

  if (Request.IsAuthenticated) {

  %>

       Welcome <b><%= Html.Encode(Page.User.Identity.Name) %></b>!

       [ <%= Html.ActionLink("Log Off", "LogOff", "Account") %> |

         <%= Html.ActionLink("Change Password", "Changepassword", "Account")%> ]

  <%

etc. did the trick simply enough.  I looked at a few of the design templates from the gallery, specifically October (most popular last time I checked) and E-commmerse (the only web-store front design I saw).  I followed the instructions to changing the default MvcApp theme.  It didn't work out of the box (didn't really care), so I tweaked them to make them work correctly and decided to exported them as  templates.  When I went to use the template I noticed that they are only visible as a "C#" ("VB.net") projects, but vanish if you select "Web" project.  This is curious as the default Asp.net MVC template does not vanish that way. I refactored the E-commmerse template so that the "featured products" were in a SQL database exactly like the Movies database sample tutorial.  Then another curious think happened.  When I selected that template and ran it, the application failed to compile correctly.  It turned out (I used Visual Studio Express Ed. 2008 and Sequel server express Ed. 2008) that the link to sequel designer.cs file, although properly created, was excluded from the project.  Including that file back into the project allowed the application run correctly.  Now I know you are thinking picky, picky, picky!  Well, yes, but maybe you wanted to know!

# re: Free ASP.NET MVC “NerdDinner” Tutorial Now in HTML

great as always....

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Hi Scott,

I am a student, trying to learn ASP.NET MVC. I have been trying to implement the NerdDinner following the tutorials but the "Step 10: AJAX Enabling RSVPs Accepts" doesn't work. I have installed the JavaScript intellisense hotfix for VS 2008 SP1 that enables richer intellisense support for JavaScript files and included the scrift reference provided into my Site.Master master page but still...

This means that I am unable to add into the RSVPs table.

I also notice that when I create a new Event it doesn't add the object into the database although I can successfully edit.

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Your welcome. I will be continuing with the tutorial today. If I see anything I will let you know.

- guy boicey

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I found a typo with Part 6 relating to PhoneValidator.AllCountries. On line 82 and 143 should read PhoneValidator.Countries instead of AllCountries. The issue leads me to something the tutorial is missing or lacking. I downloaded the source code for comparison reason.<br />

<br />

Wehn this issue come up I was trying to find PhoneValidator.cs with the downloaded source code. My file was in a different place than the on in the download source code.<br />

<br />

This issue leads me to believe something migh not be clear in step 3 relating to helper functions and the PhoneValidator. There should be steps to create a seperate folder and the PhoneValidator.cs goes there.

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Like I stated before in step 3 about creating validation helpers and how things appears to be missing. Well I can't wrap my mind around DinnerFormViewModel.

First question, I though it was a bad design to nest or have multiple classes in one file. Why is DinnerFormViewModel in the DinnersController.cs file instead of a seperat file. To support this idea as to why this is bad. I was looking for a file called DinnerFormViewModel.cs but could not. I had to open the project in VS2008 use the Class View to find the class in the DinnersControlers.cs file.

Second question, I can't understnad why it is in the controller folder becaue it is in a controller .cs file? If this class was seperated out form the controller where would it go. To generalize the question, when one build a ViewModel class what layer or section does it go Controller or Model or someplace else. I see Model in the class name, would the Model folder be a better fit?

As the tutorial is written it seams that the ViewModel pattern is optional. Because you show two, and the ViewData Dictionary worked and was simple. So why implement the other, I will just read about. The implementaiton seems to be more informitive and lacking the steps to implement it into the tutorial. How to transition out of the ViewData pattern and replace with the ViewModel pattern. For simplicity I skipped it only to find out it was a bad move.

On Step 7 the ViewModel pattern is required. I'm going to build my using a seperate file and placing in the Model folder. I will let you konw how it goes.

- guy

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On step 6 I'm implementing the ViewModel pattern. I have the anticipation that I can run my project after each step or as I'm workig on a step. That is not the case for Step 6. For the edit.aspx the tutorial mentions two lines (or groups) that need to be changed. In reality it is the whole file needs to be change to use Model.Dinner.property. If one tries to run the project during step 6 the pages will not have the selected data. I would suggest letting the person know that step 6 is not complete. The updates to step 6 will require the same changes to the edit.aspx and create.aspx. This is a good opener for Partials and Master Pages and a lead into Step 7. State something like "instead of making changes to both files you will make a new file (using Model.Dinner.propery) and then modify the edit.aspx and the create.aspx to use a Partial page built in Step 7."

- guy

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Towards the end of step 7 one is to replace the header of the Master Template. I don't konw if this is a typo, becuase in the d/l code the filename matches the code. But based on the skeleton project built from VS2008 the file name is different. The file name in the final build (d/l code) is LoginStatus.ascx. The typo is at line 388 of Step 7. I replaced that with the one VS2008 created, LogOnUserControl(.ascx) whith out the file extension. It seems to work.

- guy

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Now I'm on Step 8 and like Step 3 there are helper classes. But again the tutorial does not instruct on where these go.

Also the section to add the Navigation Links to Index.aspx is incomplete. The page Inerits from a different class:

System.Web.Mvc.ViewPage<NerdDinner.Helpers.PaginatedList<NerdDinner.Models.Dinner>>

Instead of

System.Web.Mvc.ViewPage<IEnumerable<NerdDinner.Models.Dinner>>

That needs to be done before running the application.

I think I'm done for the day. I will pick up where I left off tomorrow. I will keep you posted on any other changes.

- guy

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When I right click and choose 'Add View' in part four under Implementing the "Details" View Template, I don't get the option to define View Content. Why is this? I have .NET 3.5 sp1 installed. My View is unable to resolve the Model.

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Thank's for the html version. The pdf is very handy though.

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Thanks Scott. Really great jump start tutorial. I'm having a couple issues I think have to do with the latest version of JQuery (1.3.6). The RSVP message animation doesn't enlarge, map positioning isn't behaving (always docked in the upper left hand corner of the browser and covering my input fields -- tested in IE and Firefox 3), and the map doesn't update latitude/longitude values correctly. Has gotten any of these to successfully work with JQuery library included w/ the latest version of MVC?

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Scott,

You always call ToList() on your IQueryable<> objects before passing them back to the controller response.  I couldn't find the rationale for that in the text.   What are the advantages of doing this, as clearly it means that items have to be traversed twice, and a (somewhat unnecessary) List object built in memory?

Thanks.

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Thanks Scott. You have been a great inspiration so far.

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Scott,

I am in the process of working my way through chapter one of the MVC Book and what I have been doing is coding along with book and adding comments/insites from the book. When finished I would like to post the code to my blog (http://www.dotnetdevdude.com) as a sort of code with cliif notes. Some of the code cooments are directly from the book so I don't want run into copyright issues. Do you happen to know what I need to do to protect myself?

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I'm having a rather strange problem. I cannot attach a new database to the project. I follow the instructions you have provided for adding a database to the project (I've done this a million times before), but VS2008 says that Sql Server Express needs to be working correctly and that I should check my installation. I have Sql Server 2008 installed. Anyone else seen this?

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Nice to have the tutorial online!

Sorry for posting it here, but I can't seem to find a solution anywhere. Perhaps you could take a look at it guys. In Chapter 11 (the AJAX map) you read the latitude and longitude of a dinner and pass it into JavaScript variables. However, my server uses commas as the number decimal separator and it totally breaks the JavaScript part.

I described my problem at Stack Overflow and even managed to fix it partially (stackoverflow.com/.../how-to-globalize-asp-net-mvc-views-decimal-separators-in-particular), but unfortunately not quite (stackoverflow.com/.../how-to-set-decimal-separators-in-asp-net-mvc-controllers).

For some reason putting the usual globalization tag in web.config does not help and this is driving me crazy! Am I doing something wrong?

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Thanks for sharing this. It is much appreciated.

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The book is cool. I will definitely read offline version on weekend.

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thank you,for sharing.İts muc apreciiated.

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I pre-ordered the book from Amazon.com and it arrived a couple of days ago -- FANTASTIC! Chapter 1 - Nerd Dinner Tutorial -- A.K.A. the first half of the book :P -- is absolutely great! Even though I've already been using the online version, I'm glad I bought the book as well. The other authors (ScottHa, Phil and Rob) added a lot of additional "under the covers" understanding about how ASP.NET MVC does what it do. Thanks much.

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Scott, just one minor point -

Part6.htm creates a new SelectList using "PhoneValidator.AllCountries".  In Part3.htm however, this property is simply defined as "Countries".  The pdf is correct on this.

Overall, this has been very helpful and well-written tutorial.  Thanks for making this available!!

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Hi Scott, You are doing a fantastic job positing such a detail explanation on getting started with new technologies. Even i tried doing that though but i could not able to achieve 100% on providing each and every image as it is time consuming. Can you please provide me some details on what tools you use for images and for generating code snippets in your blog???

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Hi scott,

Thanks for a great article. I have a question though. Is it possible to combine ASP.net web forms with ASP.net MVC model so that we can also utilize the web forms .Net UI controls along with the power provided by MVC?

Thanks.

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I'm working through the tutorial and rewriting it in VB.Net.  One issue was with the Dinner.GetRuleViolations function.  I ended up rewriting it as:

Public Function GetRuleViolations() As IEnumerable(Of RuleViolation)

       Dim violations As New List(Of RuleViolation)

       If (String.IsNullOrEmpty(Title)) Then

           violations.Add(New RuleViolation("Title required", "Title"))

       End If

...

       Return violations

End Function

Seems to do the job.  Any comments?

P.S. I also rewrote the helper class to have a New sub with the two parameters.

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Thanks for this tutorial, it's amazingly valuable for me. I've been playing with the idea of taking a look at ASP.NET MVC, and this helped me a lot in making the first step.

Now that I've gone through the NerdDinner I'm seriously thinking of buying the book.

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I'm adding the VirtualEarth code, and the map is positioning top left, rather than in the desired position.  If I download the source code (rather than build through the guide), it works.  So far, I've compared most of the relevant code (Map.js, Map.ascx, DinnerForm.aspx, ..) and found no differences. Javascript version is different (1.3.2); Web.Config is different.  Any idea?

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Great example. One question I have is how you would tackle concurrency in an MVC application. Say for example you wanted to allow multiple users to edit a dinner simultaneously. Where would you catch the ChangeConflictException that LINQ to SQL might throw?

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Hi Scott, thanks for giving this cool tutorial. I've just glanced through it. Sounds interesting. I'll go through it fully during this weekend and come back with more comments.

Thanks once again.

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Bought the book, fantastic

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Very cool,

I'm looking forward to getting started with MVC. Thanks for posting this.

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I truly love your blogs, Scott as it contains so many useful information that aid me in learning about new stuffs in ASP.NET. I bought a book about ASP.NET MVC at BORDERS book shop, start to learn new things and I have just just completed it.

After doing an extensive research, I host this site at ASPHostCentral.com (http://www.asphostcentral.com) as this host provides the latest ASP.NET MVC hosting at a very afforable rate. After all, my site is up and running on their Windows Server 2008 environment with no problem at all. Hope I can learn more things in the future...:)

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Hey Scott...Nice tutorial...thanks for sharing..

But one small suggestion instead of putting up screen shots, you could create a screencast of the same. Found these two sites where you can create screencasts directly from your browser without having to install anything www.screentoastre.com & <a href="http://www.yohelponline.com">www.yohelponline.com</a>. Hope this helps...

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Thank you...<sniff> I love you.

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Totally off topic but do you think you could do a quick blog about what you've been doing with Amazon?  The nerddinnerbook.s3.amazonaws.com/Intro.htm link has piqued my interest.

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Scott, I wish I had found this tutorial sooner! I've been working on an ASP.NET site for my Uni senior project. If only I had know about the MVC framework my site would probably be done by now. I'll probably get a copy of your book for my personal development in the future. Thanks!

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Hi, the walk through chapter for Nerd Dinner is great.

I have been running through it and was wondering why at page 99 we are still using a helper method of ModelState.AddRuleViolations(...), but then at page 103 it switches to a helper method of ModelState.AddModelErrors(...)

Is this just for semantics?? because it was a bit confusing when I first saw it.

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nice tutorial thanks for sharing with us

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I learnt a lot from the free "NerdDinner" PDF and I just bought 2 copies of the book.

It'd be great if someone could give a step-by-step tutorial how to port it to run on SDS (SQL Data Services) and Azure.

blogs.msdn.com/.../asp-net-mvc-projects-running-on-windows-azure.aspx solves some issues but it does not discuss about porting the SQLExpress or MS SQL to SDS.

Any pointer is appreciated.

Thanks in advance for your help.

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The e-book is up there on the Wrox site, same price as the "real" book.

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PDF version is great,thank you.

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Step 3 - dinner.RSVPs - no such definition for me.....

    public void Delete(Dinner dinner)

       {

           db.RSVPs.DeleteAllOnSubmit(dinner.RSVPs);

           ...

My DB & dbml design looks ok as far as I can see.

Any help appreciated.

Thanks

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Step 3 - dinner.RSVPs - no such definition for me.....

Sorry....spotted error of  mine! Missed PK from my child table, so definitions were not created automatically.

Thanks

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Hi,

Thanks for this, it is very much appreciated. I will definitely buy the book and will do extensive research on the same.

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Hi Scott,

Posting here for the first time. Had a question didnt know where to post.

Why hasnt starter kits been updated and why is the quality of them so crap.

compared to php where you have magento ,oscommerce the development time gets reduced dramatically.

I know about nopcommerce,dashcommerce and other things but even afte using them  development time is much much higher compared to php.

I think there needs to be some effort made for creating apps that are targeted for small to medium sized sites.

I love .net been working on it for 3 years and now it seems that i dont have a choice but to learn php because of the ease of developing application in them.

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For those of you having issues with the map location on your page, you'll need to get the latest Site.css file from the project located here: nerddinner.codeplex.com

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If anyone is having issues with the function "callbackUpdateMapDinners" and you copy pasted the code from the HTML tutorial, it is missing the closing brace.

Cheers!

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Cheers Scott!

Another great update and again some more great advice!

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Hi Scott, you seem too obsessed with the word 'free', most of things linked on a blog/between the community are. Too much emphasis for a otherwise great non-profit initiative of you, just wanted to point it out because you see, it sounds forced charity after the 11th mention of the term.

I am an avid reader of this site, doing wonderful (and control-freak) things with MVC, so I won't let my bit of criticism overshade the great things being done, but sometimes we are just too much into our worlds we escape the reality (a good thing mostly!)

Regards,

Francisco

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Hi Scott

Good job on the tutorial!

One question, where can I find the NUnit extensions for ASP.NET MVC.

Thanks

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For anyone interested in the eBook version of Professional ASP.NET MVC it is available @ www.wrox.com/.../Professional-ASP-NET-MVC-1-0.productCd-0470530022.html  So those of us with Sony Digital Readers can get it and enjoy.  :)

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Thanks Scott for the tutorial, you are always helpful :)

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Should we derive any significance from the fact that you're still using Linq To SQL in your examples instead of the Entity Framework?

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I just found this and it looks very interesting. I will definitely take a look.

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Thank you very much!

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Just to point out that in Step 6 the first ViewModel Edit method has a [Authroize] attribute, which I think is a typo.

This made me spend couple hours figure out why all of a sudden changing from ViewData to ViewModel causing authentication .... ;=)

Anyway, I will keep going to Step 7

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Great that you went to all this effort. It's great to have this in an easy to search format and also having the source code using Syntax Highlighter.

I use the same thing for my blog posts, I agree, pretty nifty ;)

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You know, my dear friend, i have paid attention on this page for a very long time, and i have found a lot of interesting things here too. You are so cool! words fell me to show my respect to you! So i want to learn more about you and want to get more from your page, please do us a favor, put more on your page. We are looking forward to seeing the update!

Best regards and have a nice day!

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I've looked at MVC and MVP patterns off and on for the last year and I cant help but draw the conclusion that for a clear separation of the UI from the underlying implementation MVP seems much better. I'm positive that this is my lack of knowledge about the implementation of both patterns so could you direct me to good articles introducing each pattern as well as information on why MS decided to push MVC so strongly.

Cheers

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This has been really helpful to me for learning MVC, and people have actually commented on how quickly I've had a fully functioning site up and running. Excellent job!

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Excellent tutorial!!!!!!

Congratulation

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Thanks for the tutorial. I never use asp, with this tutorial I will learn about that more from now. I need more information about that step by step. Would you help me?

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The validators in the NerdDinner tutorial change the style of the control they're validating.  I think you're doing this with the HtmlHelper class.  I'm curious if you can do the same with a Web Form validator control. That is, can I change the style of an input control when the validator fails?

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