Contents tagged with Atlas
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Hack: using live bindings outside templates
A comment on this post is asking whether it is possible to create bindings outside of a template. The point of doing that is that you don’t necessarily want to render a template just to set-up a few bindings.
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Alt.NET podcast on jQuery
We had an interesting conversation with the good people from the Alt.NET podcast on jQuery and what it means for .NET developers. Check it out:
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Client templates in MSDN Magazine
My first full-length article in MSDN Magazine is out with the October issue and it’s about Microsoft AJAX client templates. Check it out…
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JavaScript and client templates on Hanselminutes
I'm sharing a spot with Scott Cate (of CloudDB fame, and by the way CloudDB is a fantastic product built entirely using ASP.NET AJAX) this week on Hanselminutes.
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Using client templates, part 2: Live Bindings
In part 1, we saw how to use DataView to render JavaScript data using a simple template. In this post, we'll see how rich bindings unlock richer scenarios where user changes automatically propagate back to the data and to all UI that is bound to it.
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Using the Ajax Control Toolkit in ASP.NET MVC
Stephen Walther has a pretty cool post on using the new file-only version of the Ajax Control Toolkit from an MVC application:
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Ajax Control Toolkit released for .NET 3.5 SP1
I just released the latest version of the Ajax Control Toolkit for .NET 3.5 SP1.
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Need a simple grid for ASP.NET Ajax?
A client grid control is probably the most requested control for the Ajax Control Toolkit. It will come eventually but if you need a simple grid control right now, DotNetSlackers' Ajax Data Controls do a pretty good job. Their grid supports pagination, sorting, drag and drop of columns, in-place edition and is server-integrated. They also provide repeater types of controls but those are made a little more complex to use because of the lack of data binding. The whole thing is open-source. w00t!
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Using client templates, part 1
Last week, we shipped the first preview for the Ajax work we're doing in ASP.NET 4.0 under the simple form of a simple script file (release and debug versions). This should show how much emphasis this release puts on the client-side. As a matter of facts, I'll use a plain HTML file here instead of an ASPX file to make it perfectly clear that everything here (except for the web service that provides the data) runs on the client.
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ASP.NET AJAX 4.0 CodePlex Preview 1 available
I'm very happy to announce that the first preview for the new Ajax features in ASP.NET just went live. Thanks to everyone who made that happen and thanks to all of you for providing feedback on the Roadmap.