As I keep doing this on MVC projects, thought I may as well blog it, so the next time I need it I can find it myself :) To keep ASP.NET MVC controllers clean and organised, I find it much easier to split them so they handle only a single action each. This helps significantly with maintaining some semblance...
In case you are not familiar with MIX , it is a conference from Microsoft focusing on the collaboration of design and development. Admittedly, the sessions tend to favor the developer, but there is always excellent design and UX content. There was an open call for presentations this year and the community...
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Filed under: WPF, Game Development, fun, XNA, Software Architecture, web, Silverlight, MVC, Presentations, UI, UI Patterns, XAML, UX, Caliburn, viewmodel, mvvm
I’ve been playing around with the view engine nhaml and asp.net mvc. At the same time, I’m playing around with some architectural ideas in hope to benefit future projects. I’m not doing any fancy yet, but I thought that it might be interesting to show you a couple of things to see what you think. Bear...
I was introduced to MVC as a pattern for Web development through Castle MonoRail . From there I studied a bit of Ruby on Rails (not enough) as well as the general philosophy of 37signals . As I mentioned before, I thought I was moving away from Web development. However, the dive into ASP.NET MVC that...
So we've been working on a web project for a friend's startup company (I don't like doing work for my friends, but that's a different matter). Since he has no technological preference and since we are such bleeding edge kinda guys ( the Achilles' Heel of ALT.NET? ), we decided to...
A few days ago I posted a question to the community, looking for a definition of the ASP.NET MVC framework that didn't depend upon faults in ASP.NET WebForms - after all, faults can be fixed. I also do not like the implication that ASP.NET MVC is for those looking to use the MVC pattern, as...
There is a bit of turbulence in the ASP.NET airspace over MVC (yes, I'm making this post while on the fight back from the ASPInsiders Summit). Even among the ASPInsiders, who are supposed to be at the cutting edge of ASP.NET, there is little agreement over what is MVC and what it's for...