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Tag Archives: mvc
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
