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I normally don't do a "Part 2", but the first article seemed to cause some concerns to many people. The concerns aren't valid, which is why I felt in necessary to address them. The issues stemmed around RESTful URLs, comparing ModelBinders to the ViewState...
This passed Saturday, I had got to do a couple of sessions at the first anual South West Florida Code Camp on ASP.NET MVC... part of that presentation was about TDD, and unit tests with MVC in general. I've written this article ( Test Driven Development...
Article Teaser: Hot off the presses, and new to ASP.NET MVC (Preview 5) is an awesome capability that (in my opinion) revolutionizes the way we design web applications. This feature is being touted (by me) as "the ViewState for MVC". Model Binders in...
I know I've said this 100 times at this point, but I'm in love with MVC. If you've read other MVC articles, but you're not really feeling it, then I suggest (and hope) you check out this one: Logging with ASP.NET MVC Action Filters Action Filters aren...
I'm very excited about this article, because I'm very excited about ASP.NET MVC... At first, it didn't make sense to me, I didn't like it and I thought it strange that Microsoft was going this route. Now, I don't see myself going back :) Here's the 'teaser...
There are a few blog posts out there mentioning that there is AJAX support in MVC Preview 4, but there's not a lot of "here is a real benefit to you" posts out there. So, I just finished writing this article: AJAX Panels with ASP.NET MVC - which shows...
I've been getting into this kick on fluent interfaces, and recently posted a blog post about fluent interfaces using XML as an example. Here's a snippet from my post: string result = FluentInterfaceForXml .Element( "root" ) .WithNode( "person" ) .WithAttribute...
I just finished writing, and I'm dead tired... so I really hope the article flows: ASP.NET MVC in the Real World . Here's the abstract for anyone who's interested: MVC (the "model view control" pattern) isn't new, but it is new to ASP.NET. If you're like...
For those of you who have already put your feet into the waters of .NET 3.5 SP1, you have probably seen some amazing things with ADO.NET Data Services coupled to the Entity Framework. But that coupling may lead to blindness. Allow me to explain. [continue...
I just finished watching Pete Lacey talking about REST and web services for the past 30 minutes or so. As I am invested in "Astoria" (now ADO.NET Data Services), I've gotten into Atom, Atom Pub, HTTP and REST a lot more, but a lot of it still didn't ...
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