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• The .NET MVC Framework - Part 1 - Introduction

  Published: December 17, 2007, 1:29 pm

  Tags: Net 3 5, Linq, Mvc, Microsoft, Visual Studio 2008

  Labs Volta Microsoft .NET MVC Framework The .NET 3.5 Extensions Package that just hit CTP added in a bit of new functionality—the Microsoft .NET MVC Framework.  ScottGu has several great posts about the MVC and a neat four part exercise on connecting to the Northwind Database and hashing out a product list. For those unfamiliar with

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• Jobs Site Starter Kit for ASP.NET 3.5

  Published: December 19, 2007, 10:16 am

  Tags: Linq, Net, Mvc, Asp Net 3 5, Programming, Xlinq, Scottha, Development, Sandwiches, Ssd, Ajax, Asp Net Mvc, Asp Net, Jquery, Net Linq Sql

  BlogjQuery and ASP.NET MVC Framework  Tiernans Comms ClosetSee 0 more posts on this topic: Net 3, Asp, Net Mvc, Mvc Framework, LinqKeywords: net 3, asp, 5, 3, jssk, net mvc, mvc framework, net, MONTH12, minutes visual, language constructs, jobs site, site starter, jquery, starter kitCategories:

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• The .NET MVC Framework - Part 4 - Conclusions and Code

  Published: December 20, 2007, 10:23 am

  Tags: Net 3 5, Mvc, Microsoft, Visual Studio 2008

  written about what the MVC framework is and provided a prototype example using the existing photo gallery for this blog. MVC Framework Part #1 – Introduction to MVC Part #2 – Testing Complex Routes and Controllers (using Rhino Mocks) Part #2.1 – Mocking Query Strings in Routes Part #3 – Linking Models to

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• The .NET MVC Framework - Part 3 - Linking Models to Views and More!

  Published: December 19, 2007, 5:22 pm

  Tags: Net 3 5, Linq, Mvc, Microsoft, Visual Studio 2008

  out a new Microsoft .NET MVC application.  I’ve taken an existing application, the prototype photo gallery I use for this blog (http://photos.tiredstudent.com) and am recreating it (with some extras) inside of the MVC framework—it’s a bit more fun than dinking with Northwind. MVC Framework Part #1 –

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• The .NET MVC Framework - Part 2.1 - Mocking Query Strings in Routes

  Published: December 18, 2007, 5:16 pm

  Tags: Net 3 5, Mvc, Microsoft, Visual Studio 2008

  outside the mock up. Tags: MVC, Routes, asp.net+3.5, Rhino+Mocks, Controllers

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• The .NET MVC Framework - Part 2 - Testing Complex Routes and Controllers

  Published: December 18, 2007, 4:44 pm

  Tags: Net 3 5, Mvc, Microsoft, Visual Studio 2008

  looking at the new .NET MVC framework.  In the last post, I discussed a bit of background of the MVC framework, setting up routes, and creating the first new controller and view for the project. Before I begin, I want to point out that I’m using Rhino Mocks 3.3.  Works great so far—if you run into any issues with this

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• ASP.NET 3.5 Extensions Preview Released

  Published: December 10, 2007, 1:30 pm

  Tags: Astoria, Linq To Sql, Ajax, Asp Net, Asp Net Mvc, Linqdatasource, Asp Net 3 5 Extensions, Linq, Ado Net Data Services

  here. Model-View-Controller (MVC) Add-in Rob Conery, SubSonic's architect and primary developer, who's been working on the MVC UI Helpers (MVC Toolkit) for the last month, has posted two very detailed posts about MVC: ASP.NET MVC: Using RESTful Architecture of December 6, 2007 shows you how to "architect your MVC

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• ASP.NET .NET 3.5 Extensions Preview to Include Entity Framework Beta 3, ADO.NET Data Services

  Published: November 29, 2007, 4:10 pm

  Tags: Edm Designer, Entity Framework Beta 3, Subsonic, Asp Net Mvc, Entity Framework, Astoria, Linq To Sql, Json, Ajax, Blinq, Asp Net, Atom 1 0, Silverlight, Linq, Linq To Xml

  will include: ASP.NET MVC: This model view controller (MVC) framework for ASP.NET provides a structured model that enables a clear separation of concerns within web applications, and makes it easier to unit test your code and support a TDD workflow.  It also helps provide more control over the URLs you publish in your applications,

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• LINQ and Entity Framework Posts for 11/12/2007+

  Published: November 13, 2007, 11:25 am

  Tags: Astoria, Linq To Sql, Asp Net, Subsonic, Asp Net Mvc, O Rm, C 3 0, Linq To Lucene, Linq, Linq To Xml

  Scott's detailed ASP.NET MVC Framework (Part 1) post of 11/13/2007 describes the ASP.NET team's forthcoming Model-View-Controller (MVC) Framework for Visual Studio 2008 and .NET 3.5. His sample project is the starting point for a simple e-commerce storefront site based on the Northwind Products table. The post, which I estimate is at least

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• SubSonic will be the "Convention-Driven Toolset for Microsoft's New MVC Framework" for ASP.NET

  Published: November 11, 2007, 2:19 pm

  Tags: Linq To Sql, Blinq, Ajax, Ruby On Rails, Asp Net, Asp Net Mvc, Entity Data Model, Linq To Amazon, Entity Framework, Linq To Entities, Linq, Scaffolding

  below. Scott announced the MVC add-on in his ASP.NET MVC Framework post of October 14, 2007. The MVC pattern for connecting the UI (View) to  business logic (Controller) and data (Model) originated in Smalltalk projects more than 30 years ago. Scott says the following about the advantages of the MVC pattern: One of the benefits

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• InnerWorkings Catalog Supports Visual Studio 2008

  Published: February 15, 2008, 10:57 am

  Tags: News, Blogs, Portfolio, Asp Net Mvc Linq

  Simple Blog, Net 3, Net Mvc, Patphelan, Telecoms SuperstarKeywords: simple blog, net, net 3, net mvc, linq, patphelan, telecoms superstar, superstar pat, prioritised sidebar, nicely grided, grided, favourite clients, customised wordpress, blog engine, linq partCategories: News, Blogs,

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• Adding Parameters to the Generic BindListControl Method

  Published: March 25, 2008, 1:46 pm

  Tags: Net 3 5, Linq, Mvc, Microsoft, Visual Studio 2008

  Yesterday, I blogged about a generic method I created that could take a series of parameters and bind most any type of IEnumerable data source to most any type of DataBoundControl control.  I needed a simple and portable method (so that I could eventually toss it into the base helper library I use). Unfortunately, the post didn’t cover

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• Using Generics to Update DataBoundControls - A Prototype

  Published: March 24, 2008, 4:40 pm

  Tags: Net 2 0, Net 3 0, Net 3 5, Enterprise Architecture, General Development, Linq, Mvc, Sql, Visual Studio 2008

  NOTE: This is a prototype, an idea, a random thought expressed aloud (well, in type).  The code explains a concept and isn’t “tested” or production worthy (in my opinion).  Feedback is always appreciated. :)  This is also what happens when I have a week off work and come back with ‘ideas.’ I find that

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• ASP.NET MVC Source Code Now on CodePlex

  Published: March 21, 2008, 10:22 am

  Tags: Net 3 5, Mvc, Microsoft, Visual Studio 2008

  released the source for the MVC framework (and potentially others if the naming of the site is an indicator) on CodePlex. http://www.codeplex.com/aspnet Awesome!  Even if you have no plans to contribute or build up your own, custom libraries, reading through the source and understanding how the controllers are called, ViewPage is rendered,

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• Exploring the ASP.NET MVC Preview 2 - Tests and Mocks

  Published: March 21, 2008, 2:43 am

  Tags: Net 3 5, General Development, Linq, Mvc, Microsoft, Visual Studio 2008

  page rendering the view of a MVC controller.  Be sure to pick the right item template for your task. In our Views > Home directory, we need to add a new MVC View Content Page item named Contact. After the View page itself has been added, implement the RenderView method in the HomeController class by modifying the empty method added

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