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Tag Archives: asp-net
The life and times of an ASP.NET MVC Framework request
[I recently wrote this up for some folks at work, and thought it was worth re-posting here.] In this post I’ll detail what happens during a request to the default ASP.NET MVC site that you get when you create a … Continue reading
Removing dependencies between controllers and Linq DataContext classes with dependency injection
In ScottGu’s most recent post on ASP.NET MVC, he demonstrates using a partial class for the NorthwindDataContext created by the Linq to Sql designer. In the partial class he creates some simple wrapper methods for the ProductsController to use when … Continue reading
ASP.NET MVC preview released
I’m far from the first to post about it, but I’m excited enough for a “me too!”. Full details available from ScottGu, as usual. And MVC isn’t the only thing included. AJAX, Silverlight, and Data Services (aka Astoria) are also … Continue reading
From ASP to WebForms to ASP.NET MVC
A long, long time ago I was one of many web developers working with classic ASP. While anyone who worked (or still works, heaven help you) with ASP will tell you how quickly a site could become unmaintainable, there was … Continue reading
Annoyance with web project build process
This week I ran into a minor annoyance with our process for building web projects. We use VS2005 web application projects, along with web deployment projects, and in the deployment project we choose not to make the web site updatable … Continue reading
