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  • jQuery and MVC: JSON Form Submission

    In my last two posts ( jQuery and MVC: JSON and Favorite Image Icons with jQuery and MVC ) I covered some basics of jQuery’s AJAX functionality to improve user experience. One of the scenarios which may not seem particularly asynchronous friendly is form submission. Fortunately, jQuery provides for asynchronous...
    Posted to .NETicated (Weblog) by Steve on 08-31-2009

  • Favorite Image Icons with jQuery and MVC

    User experience, that’s the name of the game these days. Green screens and console applications are (hopefully) becoming a thing of the past. In the web world, this means a more fluid and asynchronous experience. In my last post , I gave a quick introduction to using jQuery and MVC to perform asynchronous...
    Posted to .NETicated (Weblog) by Steve on 08-29-2009

  • jQuery and MVC: JSON

    I strongly dislike synchronous browser requests: the request has to be sent to the server, server action is performed, a server response is received, and the page is re-rendered which usually involves reloading images, style sheets, JavaScript files, etc. It takes time, sends an awful lot of traffic...
    Posted to .NETicated (Weblog) by Steve on 08-28-2009

  • Static Page Checking in ASP.NET MVC

    If you have built an ASP.NET web forms site of any substance, you have undoubtedly been bitten when code in the web form becomes outdated due to code change. It’s easy to see when the page is open in Visual Studio, as the code has red squiggles and the error shows up in the Error List tool window. As...
    Posted to .NETicated (Weblog) by Steve on 08-21-2009

  • WinFormsMVC

    I’ve been working on a Windows Forms based project recently, and I quickly became frustrated at how unwieldy it became after just a short while. I have also been working a lot with the ASP.NET MVC framework recently, and I thought this model might work better, so I set out to build a proof-of-concept...
    Posted to .NETicated (Weblog) by Steve on 05-20-2009

  • Training: Hands-on Introduction to ASP.NET MVC Development

    Registration is now open for this four hour course taking place on May 29th, 2009 at the Desmond Hotel and Conference Center in Malvern, PA. ASP.NET MVC is a free and fully supported Microsoft framework for building web applications that use a model-view-controller pattern. Like ASP.NET Web Forms, ASP...
    Posted to .NETicated (Weblog) by Steve on 05-18-2009

  • DevEvents: More .NET MVC HtmlHelpers

    In my last post, I showed how I used an HtmlHelper to create an enumerable-based dropdown. In this post, I’ll share a few more HtmlHelpers I’ve created to make life easier, or the user experience better. There are places in DevEvents , like the directory listings where it would not be optimal to display...
    Posted to .NETicated (Weblog) by Steve on 01-12-2009

  • Enumeration-Based Dropdowns in .NET MVC

    I have a few enumerations in DevEvents , and I found myself frequently writing code similar to the following: Dictionary < string , int > etlist = new Dictionary < string , int >(); etlist.Add( "Code Camp" , ( int ) EventType .CodeCamp); etlist.Add( "Conference" , ( int...
    Posted to .NETicated (Weblog) by Steve on 01-09-2009
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