March 6th Links: ASP.NET, ASP.NET MVC, jQuery, EF, .NET

Here is the latest in my link-listing series.  Also check out my Best of 2010 Summary for links to 100+ other posts I’ve done in the last year.

[I am also now using Twitter for quick updates and to share links. Follow me at: twitter.com/scottgu]

ASP.NET

ASP.NET MVC

  • Data Annotations Extensions: Nice post from Scott Kirkland that discusses a very cool NuGet package that provides a bunch of additional DataAnnotations that you can take advantage of.

  • SessionLess Controllers in ASP.NET MVC 3: Good post from David Hayden that talks about the new [SessionState] attribute in ASP.NET MVC 3 and how you can use it to indicate session behavior on Controller classes.

  • Templated Razor Delegates: Phil Haack has a nice post that discuses how to take advantage of Razor’s Templated Delegate support.  This enables you to build some pretty cool templated HTML helpers.

ASP.NET and jQuery

  • jQuery 1.5 Visual Cheat Sheet: A free PDF that you can download and print which provides an easy way to lookup and remember jQuery APIs and commands.

Entity Framework

  • EF 4.1 Release is Coming: The ADO.NET Team blogs about the release plans for EF 4.1 – which includes the new “code first” support that I’ve done several blog posts about.  Final release coming soon!

  • Oracle Support for Entity Framework 4: Blog post from Oracle that announces the beta of their official EF provider – which allows you to use EF and EF Code First against Oracle database.

.NET

  • C#/.NET Little Wonders: James Michael Hare has a nice post that links to a number of great C#/.NET articles he has written that shows off cool tips and tricks.

Hope this helps,

Scott

27 Comments

  • No Silverlight links?

  • Great stuff! Scott, are there any plans of doing globalization/localization with dataannotations by setting only one attribute at the class level? (instead of having to specify for each property)

  • Thank you Scott. Your links are always helpful.

    Best regards
    Kevin

  • EF Oracle provider !! This is fantastic ! Thanks Scott for this Links...

  • Cool...Thank you

  • Yay! New Entity Framework, now if they would just add spatial data type support (with querying). *sigh*


  • Thanks for this post, especially on how to define the default content for razor layout, it looks nicer than the razor default one.

  • And still no direct stored procedure support for EF. All the Enterprise dev shops I've worked in shudder at the thought of direct table access to the database

  • Ick, Ick, Ick.. No Compiled Support for EF SQL Calls.. boo!

  • Hi Scott,its nice to see so many useful links. Thanks a lot! When are you planning the next release of .Net framework? I am eager to know about it!

  • Sad to see that Silverlight is no longer even on the list... :( - I probably should buy an iPad 2 and start coding for iOS...

  • Aspx To JQuery. Entegre. :S error . Help me .?

  • Hey Scott, how are you?
    Man, i have to tell you, I don't know in english but to a brazilian guy the title from that site you reference some links from "4 Guys From Rolla" it's really dirty... hahaha
    It's not your problem I know, but i thought you should know it

  • Sir, I am trying to step into Microsoft Source Code and looks like its broken since last 2-3 months. I would kindly request you to fix problem ASAP.

  • Warning: Installing VS 2010 SP1 will cause you to loose Intellisense in SSMS 2008 R2 to SQL 2008 R2 databases (and probably R1 databases as well). Note: This loss is with Intellisense in SSMS (SQL Server Management Studio 2008) not VS 2010.

    This happens on 4 of our developers work stations.

  • I'm also losing Intellisense in SSMS 2008 R2. Repairing of SQL tools doesn't help for me.
    This happens on 2 different developers machines.

  • I loosed intellisens for javascript after vs 2010 sp1 install. No more intellisense for external js files (no jquery instellisense etc.) :(

  • @Michael, @Rosko

    >>>>> No Silverlight links?

    I usually try and have about 10-15 links total, and the categories depend a little on the types of links I have saved up. This week's was an ASP.NET and EF heavy one - I'll have a different collection next time.

    Thanks,

    Scott

  • @Daniel,

    >>>>>> Great stuff! Scott, are there any plans of doing globalization/localization with dataannotations by setting only one attribute at the class level? (instead of having to specify for each property)

    That is a good suggestion - I'll forward it along to the team to look at.

    Thanks,

    Scott

  • @Slawek,

    >>>>>> I have one issue with data annotations and jQuery validation. When I pass email with my name - sławek@fabrikam.com - it passes validation in browser but, during creating MailAddress object I have FormatException. Could you fix this bug (in MailAddress or in jQuery).

    Hmm - that should work. Send me email (scottgu@microsoft.com) with details of the problem and I can follow up.

    Thanks,

    Scott

  • @Danny,

    >>>>>>> Thanks a lot! When are you planning the next release of .Net framework? I am eager to know about it!

    We are working on it :-) No details to share just yet about timing, but it will have some cool new improvements.

    Thanks,

    Scott

  • @Jeff,

    >>>>> Can the MongoDB provider be plugged into this library?

    To be honest I haven't written code in depth with those two libraries - but I suspect it is very doable to integrate the two.

    Thanks,

    Scott

  • @stmarti

    >>>>> I loosed intellisens for javascript after vs 2010 sp1 install. No more intellisense for external js files (no jquery instellisense etc.) :(

    Can you send me email (scottgu@microsoft.com) with details about this? I can then follow-up to investigate.

    Thanks,

    Scott

  • @Fredrick,

    >>>>> I read your previous posts comparing web forms and mvc and decided to stick to web forms but now I see this... Can't we get a single unanimous answer from Microsoft to a simple question? What is the future of web forms?(If at all Web forms have a future!)

    I and my team have been very unanimous regarding Web Forms - it most definitely has a future and is something we are investing in. We have a lot of great features coming to it in the next release. We'll be disclosing more of these later this year.

    Hope this helps,

    Scott

  • Hi Scott,

    same as Fredrick I've read many comparison / decision blogs between MVC and Webforms. I'm heavily biased to using MVC (been there from the first beta), however my new employer uses Webforms. Many times 'data-heavy' or 'data-centric' applications are said to benefit more from Webforms. Can you say WHY this is?

    Also, when starting from scratch and when NOT using 3d party controls/libraries, can you say that there is a definite better choice, MVC or Webforms?

  • Thanks for keeping up these summary link pages Scott, they are great for Monday morning lunch reading.

  • Thanks~

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