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ASP.NET MVC TIP – Keep your controllers and actions thin
When writing you controller actions, keep them short and sweet. Don’t add a lot of actions and keep a close eye on the length of each action. Whenever possible, I try to make my controller actions look...
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ASP.NET MVC creates a default file structure for you when you create a new project. It includes a Scripts directory, which contains the MS AJAX and jQuery .js files, and a content directory, which...
View ArticleASP.NET MVC Tip – Return specific views for specific errors.
Earlier I had said to keep your controllers as thin as possible, that doesn’t mean that they should necessarily just be two, or one, lines of code. Take an instance where you are retrieving items from...
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Announcing Planet ASP.NET MVC
I’ve created a “Planet” type site that aggregates posts from different sources about the ASP.NET MVC Framework. Feel free to suggest new feeds you’d like to see on here. Content owners, I’ve made every...
View ArticleThe hardest part of software development has nothing to do with code
People who complain about how much “more” code they have to write in an MVC project versus a Webforms project, or really any project, prove to me that they have absolutely no idea where the REAL work...
View ArticleWhy Rails and Django are successful.
How I would fix ASP.NET. I agree with the idea of using real-world dogfooding to refine ASP.NET. Disagree slightly about the reasons that Rails and Django are successful. They are successful not...
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