ASP.NET MVC in Action ASP.NET MVC implements the Model-View-Controller pattern on the ASP.NET runtime. It works well with open source projects like NHibernate, Castle, StructureMap, AutoMapper, and MvcContrib. ASP.NET MVC in Action is a guide to pragmatic MVC-based web development. After a thorough overview, it dives into issues of architecture and maintainability. The book assumes basic knowledge of ASP.NET (v. 3.5) and expands your expertise. Some of the topics covered: How to effectively perform unit and full-system tests. The book's many examples are in C#. Jeffrey Palermo is co-creator of MvcContrib. “Does a great job of walking developers through an introduction to MVC development that feels or reads like spending time with another developer at a whiteboard.” “... a "must read" for anyone who is serious about developing with the ASP.NET MVC framework.” “ASP.NET MVC in Action should be at the top of your list... “I'm very happy with this book.
Grupa .NET na UWM w Olsztynie | Eastgroup.pl Getting Started with ASP.NET 4.5 Web Forms and Visual Studio 2013 | The ASP.NET Site This step-by-step tutorial series will teach you the basics of building an ASP.NET Web Forms application using ASP.NET 4.5 and Microsoft Visual Studio Express 2013 for Web. ASP.NET Web Forms QuizTest your knowledge and reinforce key concepts by taking the ASP.NET Web Forms Quiz. This quiz was specifically designed from content contained in this tutorial series. Introduction This series of tutorials guides you through the steps required to create an ASP.NET Web Forms application using Visual Studio Express 2013 for Web and ASP.NET 4.5. The application you'll create is named Wingtip Toys. Comments are welcome, and we'll make every effort to update this tutorial series based on your suggestions. Download completed project You can download a C# project that contains the completed tutorial. Getting Started with ASP.NET 4.5 Web Forms and Visual Studio 2013 - Wingtip Toys (C#) Review the content by taking the related ASP.NET Web Forms quiz ASP.NET Web Forms Quiz Audience Application Features Overview
s #tech journal: JSON, ASP.NET MVC and JQuery - Working with Untyped JSON made easy In this post, we’ll create a JsonValue binder for ASP.NET MVC3, to parse incoming Json to the JsonValue implementation to access/modify values in an untyped way, using ‘dynamic’ features (See the examples below). Note: ASP.NET MVC3 already supports binding incoming Json to typed parameters, read more about that in Scott’s post. This post is more towards untyped, server side Json manipulation scenarios. A Quick Preface on JsonValue Implementation Few months ago, Glenn Block posted about the new WCF web API stack, and in his PDC talks, he demonstrated the new Json primitives with ‘dynamic’ support. To summarize, this allows you to manipulate Json data using a dynamic wrapper, as shown in Glenn’s post. [ServiceContract] //A method in your service public JsonValue Post(JsonValue contact) { var postedContact = (dynamic)contact; var contactResponse = (dynamic)new JsonObject(); contactResponse.Name = postedContact.Name; contactResponse.ContactId = nextId++; return contactResponse; } The Client Side
Software Engineers should all learn JavaScript. As Software engineers, we often use JavaScript. But let's face it, JavaScript is like that thing you have had to use to show someone how to consume your API, use your RESTful Service, or to put a front end on your beautiful algorithm. Being primarily a client side tool, with a browser and UI focus, we can't be fully faulted for not really knowing it that well, after all we are busy writing algorithms, services and such. Also, JavaScript hasn’t exactly seemed very stable with a new framework popping up every week; who can keep up? The case for learning JavaScript JavaScript is increasingly becoming an indispensable tool, not just for UI work or for us to pretty up the views in our MVC application. This isn't you’re daddy’s JavaScript. JavaScript today is not the JavaScript of the ninties that we may have used to spruce up our web page. Where to Start? I will share some of my ideas on the best way to learn JavaScript for software engineers. Tip 5: Pick a framework and build an app.
AngularJS MVC Repository It is a simplest tutorial on AngularJS and Repository Pattern for developing professional MVC Applications. It includes a source code about practical permission management project. Introduction The aim of this article is to clear AngularJS technology and Repository which is one of the useful design pattern in order to developing web applications easy and more professional. The other major in this article is to explain repository pattern which encapsulates data access layer and draw a separate line between actual database and other parts of data access layer. Last but not least is how to debug scripts in web browser for beginners. I will describe more about each of sections widely, I will open these technologies and pattern within real project in order to having a clear concept from them. We have two choices for repository structure. As we make for each entity one controller in MVC as a “XController”. Angular Advantages: It is very good for CRUD web application. Using the code 1. 2. 3. 4.
The Most Complete AJAX Framework and JavaScript Libraries List(124+) Ajax framework can help us to quickly develop web pages that can call web services and server pages through javascript without having to submit the current page.Recent Web-applications tend to use them to provide more interactivity and guarantee better functionality.There are hundreds of Ajax/JavaScript frameworks available — I spent some days to gather the most useful of them,if you know others not include in the list,don’t hesitate to leave your comment.:) 1. dojo “dojo” is a Japanese term which literally means “place of the Way”.Here,dojo is an Open Source DHTML toolkit written in JavaScript. It builds on several contributed code bases.Dojo aims to solve some long-standing historical problems with DHTML which prevented mass adoption of dynamic web application development.You can use the lower-level APIs and compatibility layers from Dojo to write portable JavaScript and simplify complex scripts. qooxdoo is under an LGPL/EPL dual license. SACK is released under a Modified X11 licence.
CSS Specificity: Things You Should Know Advertisement Apart from Floats1, the CSS Specificity is one of the most difficult concepts to grasp in Cascading Stylesheets. The different weight of selectors is usually the reason why your CSS-rules don’t apply to some elements, although you think they should have. CSS Specificity isn’t simple. Let’s take a look at some important issues related to CSS Specificity as well as examples, rules, principles, common solutions and resources. You can find the most important things you should know about CSS specificity in a brief overview at the beginning of the article. CSS Specificity: An Overview What is Specificity? Specificity determines, which CSS rule is applied by browsers. Specificity hierarchy Every selector has its place in the specificity hierarchy. If you don’t know what exactly each of these terms stands for, you can take a look at the brief overview of them; in the last section of this article. How to measure specificity? Memorize how to measure specificity. Specificity Rules