Contents tagged with ASP.NET MVC
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Getting Started with ASP.NET MVC 3 and Razor
I had a chance to give a talk on ASP.NET MVC 3, Razor and jQuery today at a company and wanted to post the slides and demos from the talk. The focus was on getting started with ASP.NET MVC 3 projects and .cshtml files including creating pages using the new Razor syntax (which I personally love….never going back to the Web Forms View Engine) as well as working with jQuery. Topics covered in the demos (download below) include:
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Reducing Code by Using jQuery Templates
Nearly every language out there uses templates in some shape or form to minimize the amount of code that has to be written in an application. By using templates you can define a template structure once and use it to generate code, HTML or other formats. If you’ve created ASP.NET applications then you’re aware of how powerful and productive templates are when it comes to generating HTML output. However, what if you want to use templates on the client-side to generate HTML rather than writing a lot of JavaScript to manipulate the DOM? -
Web Camp LA – September 10th, 2010 with Phil Haack, James Senior and Jon Galloway
If you’re in the Los Angeles, CA area and interested in different Web development technologies you’ll definitely want to check out the Web Camp LA event scheduled for September 10th, 2010 if you haven’t already. Phil Haack, James Senior and Jon Galloway (all extremely cool guys who know a lot about different Web technologies) will be presenting. Phil Haack is the Microsoft ASP.NET MVC PM responsible for pumping out all the cool new features in ASP.NET MVC 2 and the upcoming ASP.NET MVC 3 frameworks. James and Jon are Microsoft’s Web Evangelists. -
Need a Little Help from My Developer Friends Out There!
UPDATE: Thanks to everyone who voted! It looks like I'll be presenting on Syncing Audio, Video and Animations in Silverlight Applications at MIX10.
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Requiring SSL For ASP.NET MVC Controllers
There are quite a few posts out there about switching to SSL when a user visits specific areas of a website but I figure the more the merrier so here’s yet another one.
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Deploying ASP.NET Applications to Medium Trust Servers
99% of the projects my company works on for clients are deployed internally to an enterprise environment managed by a company. We rarely have to worry about deploying to a shared hosting environment which is nice. One of the client projects we finished up recently based on ASP.NET MVC, PLINQO and jQuery was deployed to a shared hosting provider for the client and nothing worked initially. Everything worked locally of course even if we hit the hosting provider’s database from the staging server code base. It’s never fun to have development or staging working with the same code failing in production.
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Speaking in Southern California on Silverlight 3 and ASP.NET MVC – June 1st, 2nd and 3rd
I always love visiting California and get a chance to visit again on behalf of INETA to speak at 3 .NET user groups next week. If you’re in the Southern California area and are interested in Silverlight 3 or ASP.NET MVC swing on by. Here’s the schedule and information about the talks.
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Video: Getting Started with ASP.NET MVC 1.0
I had the opportunity to speak at the Best of Mix 09 Phoenix event with Tim Heuer and Rob Bagby and had a lot of fun hanging out with everyone. I was the last talk and due to time constraints didn’t get a chance to cover everything I had hoped to cover, but all of the important topics were discussed.
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ASP.NET MVC Code and Slides for Best of Mix 09 Presentation
The code and slides from my ASP.NET MVC vs. Web Forms talk at the Best of Mix 09 – Phoenix event can be downloaded below. The .zip file contains a sample application created by Microsoft Evangelist Daniel Egan as well as a set of ASP.NET MVC samples that I put together. The samples demonstrate the following concepts: -
Emulating the UpdatePanel in ASP.NET MVC 1.0 with AjaxHelper
I just finished up a client application based on ASP.NET MVC 1.0 and thought I’d blog about some of the things I really liked. If you didn’t catch my earlier post titled 5 Reasons You Should Take a Closer Look at ASP.NET MVC and are interested in learning more about what the MVC framework offers I’d recommend reading that first. The client application my company built required a lot of AJAX functionality behind the scenes and I used jQuery along with MVC controller actions to pass JSON data back and forth in many cases. However, I did take the UpdatePanel type approach in a few cases since it’s quite easy to do and very efficient as far as the data that gets passed back and forth between the client and server.
